The WhatsApp-Pegasus snooping scandal throws up disturbing questions for the Indian nation and its polity.
This year's winners have revolutionised the theoretical as well as observational understanding of the cosmos.
This fictional dialogue flags questions and concerns as we confront the age of artificial intelligence.
India's second mission to the Moon has suffered only a partial setback and the orbiter is expected to give lots of inputs to take the scientific experimentation ahead.
When we choose AC comfort or our own vehicle over public transport, we are harming the environment. It's not just world leaders who can fix the planet. It's you and me, if we actually care.
While Japanese scientist Hiromitsu Nakauchi's research could lead to new sources of human organs for transplant, the question of animal rights is also crucial.
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Quantum Leap | 3-minute read
Quantum LeapWith Chandrayaan-2 being launched, and Gangayaan in the works, India has established itself as a space superpower.
They say you can’t have your cake and eat it too — Chandrayaan 2 is the perfect exception to this rule.
Scientists develop a genetically-modified fungus that wipes out malaria vector mosquitoes with 99% efficiency. But what could be its other effects?
But will this be easily digested by most of us out there?
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