Ahmadinejad inaugurates Iran’s first nuclear fuel plant
Scientists find way of protecting computers against virus
Melting sea ice spurs warming in Arctic
Space technology to identify whale sharks off Gujarat
Monster Saturn electrical storm longest on record
China tests space module for 2011 launch
Scientists create retina from human embryonic stem cells
Atlantis on last mission to repair Hubble telescope
India to launch ocean-watching satellite this month
79,924 panchayats have broadband connections
Vietnam to launch first telecom satellite next month
Indian research body ties up with Thomson Scientific
Global investors to invest Rs.4.11 bn in Moser Baer unit
European science lab spacewalk delayed for one day – NASA
New force-field to make Mars space trip possible
NASA declares Phoenix Mars lander dead
India develops indigenous tsunami warning system
Electronic ‘ears’ guide drills into mine shaft
Tiny bubbles help bugs survive underwater
Microgrid power stations can ensure uninterrupted supply
Soyuz spacecraft moved to launch pad for ISS flight
India to launch two satellites to study climate change
First identical twin camels bred in UAE
Vast solar system detected 127 light years away
Mini black holes could be passing through Earth
Memory chip of future promises massive storage capacity
Seeking the roots of the modern potato
Model to predict volcanic eruptions
Global warming affecting world’s largest freshwater lake
Sony presents new Vaio notebooks
Berlin : Sony will present its new FZ series of Vaio notebooks which includes four machines for home use as well as a model designed for business use in the next weeks, the company said.
Nandan Nilekani confident of changing India with ideas
Chandrayaan to look for water on the moon
Some soil bacteria act as clean-up agents too
Russia to continue Arctic shelf research
NASA delays Discovery launch
New infotainment features to ease traffic jam frustrations
Intel unveils most powerful chip designed in India
Technical snag hits BSNL mobile services in Himachal
Russian regulator rejects Google’s purchase of Rambler ad system
DoT for subscriber-based spectrum allocation, operators clash
Two die as people swarm river banks during eclipse
US to give Iran ‘space’ to mull nuclear fuel deal
Microsoft loses as Toronto firm wins claim over Word patent
New technique allows 3-D peek at neurons
Facebook unveils new tools
Scientists probe earth’s core with quake ‘whispers’
World’s largest telescope network activated
Protein discovery to hasten biofuel production
Narcissists use Facebook for self-promotion
Prayers to ‘moon god’ for success of lunar mission
Microsoft to strip Internet Explorer browser from European Windows
Robotic hands designed by Indian American move ultra-tiny particles
Combined PCs beat second fastest supercomputer in mapping Milky Way
Plants change chemical defences to suit habitat
NASA spacecraft closes in on Mars
US and Russian satellites collide in space
Japan launches communication satellite
Wi-fi in homes can be hacked in five seconds
Microsoft delays Windows Vista switch to June 2008
Beijing : Computer manufacturer feedback saying customers still want to purchase Windows XP has prompted Microsoft Corp. to delay a scheduled transition to its newer Windows Vista software to the end of June 2008.
The world's largest software maker introduced Windows Vista in January with the plan to phase out sales of its predecessor, Windows XP, by Jan. 30, 2008.
Underground ocean may exist on Saturn moon: NASA
Solar-powered plants promise water for world’s poorest
Largest ever dino footprints found in France
PM congratulates scientists on successful Chandrayaan-1 launch
Rajat Sharma to launch another 24×7 news channel
I have been concentrating on motivating the youth
I did not realize that I have already completed one year after demitting office on 25 July 2007. This one year has been an extremely eventful one me having visited over 12 states in India and nine countries.
It is pertinent to note here that I have not been able to accept more than 10 per cent of the total invitations received.
Last decade warmest on record, says NASA
Nano-catalysts to help produce cheap ethanol
Smart phone offers ultrasound imaging at finger-tips
Chip-maker AMD reports sixth quarterly loss in a row
Scientists develop brightest ever x-ray source
India launches satellite-based navigation system
Arabsat launches its BADR-6
Aluminium-water propellant promising for future space missions
India successfully test fires exo-atmospheric missile interceptor
China’s 1st spacewalk mission to launch in October
New telecom network guidelines next month: minister
ISRO to set up astronaut training institute
Future refrigerators to run on heat, not electricity
Toy rocket inspires variable-speed bullets
Chandrayaan confirms moon was once completely molten: Scientist
Atlantis starts home journey
Scientists pinpoint presence of female sex hormone in plant
Four South Asian countries agree to improve information communication
Scientists have better insight into how we see
First South Korean astronaut returns to earth
Scattering light causes blazing colours of sunsets
S.Korea switches ISS mission astronauts over alleged violations
Molnia-M carrier rocket to orbit Russian military satellite
BMW to run on LPG
Saarbruecken (Germany) : A German research and development team is planning to build a record-breaking car based on the BMW 1 Series car using an engine which runs on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).
The perfect kid: part computer, part robot
NASA rules out asteroid collision with Mars
Suicide method websites outnumber counselling sites
Revolutionary fuel cell design to make cheaper vehicles feasible
Remote sensing agency comes under ISRO
Russian astronomer discovers new comet
Plasma mystery unlocked!
Navy gets lab-on-wheels to test radioactivity
Zenit rocket to orbit Israeli satellite in late April
Indian nuclear scientists to benefit from end of British ban
Agenda for India: Information Technology
Monkey uses its head – and a robotic arm!
Device turns heat into sound, then electricity
Washington : Physicists in US have developed a small device that they claim can turn heat into sound and then into electricity.
Specialised search engines bring you more info
Shuttle Endeavour undocks from International Space Station
New Year’s Eve revelers to be treated to rare ‘blue moon’
Behind India’s rise as IT power lies 25 years of C-DOT
Lunar eclipse coincides with winter solstice in 400 years
Earth-sized planets found beyond solar system
NASA plans to put man on Mars b 2037
NASA probe finds second mountain range in Pluto’s ‘heart’
Climate experts put EU case to India on emissions trading
U.S. space shuttle Endeavour lifts off
‘France to provide Pakistan nuke technology’
Scientists breed ‘mighty mice’ with super stamina
Scientists discover secret of rainforests survival
Now disabled could operate wheelchairs, computers with tongue
Saharan dust storms sustain life in Atlantic Ocean
Google Chrome is third most popular browser
Deadly mushrooms, cute lizards, in full internet form
RCom launches new search engine on mobile
U.S. Launches Gamma-Ray Telescope into Orbit
NASA sets date for space shuttle’s final mission to Hubble
Cisco unveils social network platform for IT community
Versatile new micro-sensors to sniff out explosives
The World Wide Wiki – symbol of community effort in cyberspace
Symantec to unveil new security solutions
New NASA tools bring Mars closer to young explorers
U.S., China space debris still orbiting Earth
Space shuttle Discovery arrives at space station
Why India’s $35 computer joke isn’t funny
All India Science Conf. concludes in Bhopal with emphasis on promoting traditional scientific knowledge...
Bhopal: Curtain was drawn on the three-day Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan (All India Science Conference) 2007 with 10-point recommendations that emphasized on promoting traditional scientific knowledge along with modern science and increased community participation for balanced and sustainable development here on Sunday.
App for female commuters’ safety launched
India approves Rs.7.74 bn satellite navigation project
US firm announces plan to mine near-Earth asteroids
Micromax to invest Rs.400-Rs.500 crore in Hyderabad plant
How to avoid computer-induced arm pain
China to broadcast solar eclipse live on Internet
The Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) will broadcast the total solar eclipse, the first in China this century, live on the Internet, the Division of Information Technical Sciences (ITS) said on Tuesday.