Kill, Dump & Deny: Pakistani Army’s unforgettable atrocities of ’71
~Hi Aparajita, your article on the ‘war heroines of Bangladesh’ touched a chord in my heart. Belonging to a family…
A few people developed a rare blood disorder after getting COVID vaccine
At least 36 people in the US developed a rare blood disorder, called thrombocytopenia, after receiving either Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna…
Instagram on Safer Internet Day launches ‘Parents Guide’ to improve safety on the platform
Instagram rolled out a parents guide on digital safety adhering to the Safer Internet Day theme “Together for a better…
New wearable sensors can detect the presence of illegal drugs in sweat using nanomaterial technology
Researchers in South Korea have developed a wearable sensor-based technology that will easily detect the presence of drugs in a…
The ‘war heroines’ who paid the price for the birth of Bangladesh
Violence against women in conflict situations occurs in many forms and rape is often one of the ways in which…
69 years after its discovery scientists determine the properties of 99th element in periodic table
Named after Albert Einstein, Einsteinium was first found in a hydrogen bomb explosion in the US in 1952. Although scientists…
New therapies can help patients recover from paralysis caused due to spinal cord injuries
Spinal cord injuries can’t be treated by bringing absolute normalcy in a person’s life. But, various methods such as drug…
Men in suits, women in bikinis: Artificial Intelligence has raised evidence of baked-in biases
Image-generation algorithms are recognised to generate sexist bias. The algorithms are also picking racial biases. Artificial intelligence (AI) is often…
Double masking amid virulent variants of coronavirus – here’s all you need to know
As new and more dangerous variants of coronavirus continue to spread across the world, people are now adopting the practice…