Science
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Oxford study suggests animals may have evolved 200 million years earlier
Rice millers fear steep hike in rice prices
Tamil Nadu may encounter El Niño differently from rest of India
Centre to cap trade margins on non-scheduled cancer drugs to 30% of MRP
Delhi Police ramp up ‘perception’ campaign, identifies 500 people, 200 social media channels ahead of October 10 protest
Jay Clayton, Trump’s new AI czar: Who leads the Super Intelligence Force?
ISRO employees seek meeting with Chairperson to discuss queries on privatisation
On the ‘Super’ El Niño effect | Green Humour by Rohan Chakravarty
AI regulations: Consultation paper in a month; safety, deepfakes among key focus areas, says Vaishnaw
Stanford Nobel winner pauses celebration to make lunch for his children
Stanford’s 20-year blood-cancer therapy treats first commercial patient; trial found 78% free of GVHD
Coimbatore Medical College Hospital changes medicine covers after instructions in Hindi spark controversy
Greenland fishers offer $45 per heart to cull 1,000 sharks; plan halted over legality
Interview | Ornithologist Asad Rahmani on his new book ‘Where Have the Birds Gone?’
Closing the gaps in early childhood eye care
NMC brings doctors’ digital patient acquisition under ethics rules
Burmese python males show a seasonal hormone shift before breeding
Could humans live up to 194 years? Scientists find a possible biological limit
‘If a sibling uses skin-lightening product, you may be more likely to use one too’: How family influence, culture & access fuel colourism
Meta launches camera-free AI glasses amid privacy pushback, teases Muse Charm product
Margaret Hamilton, scientist who worked on NASA's Apollo program, dead at 90
The last human expedition to the moon… so far
‘Baseless and misconceived’: Centre rebuts Musk’s ‘blocked entry’ charge on Starlink India
Was the human gut healthier in ancient times?
Anthropic introduces Claude Haiku 5.5 in competition to cheaper, open source models
Ancient marine reptiles may have swum ashore to vomit, fossils suggest
Arizona’s leopard frogs show signs of recovery across 19 sites by 2019
