Sun shines in Delhi, rains likelyNEW DELHI - It was a bright sunny morning in Delhi Monday, but the weather office said thundershowers were expected later in the day. China releases pregnant pandas into the wildBEIJING - A panda research centre in China has released four “well-selected” pregnant giant pandas into the wild, expecting them to deliver their cubs out of captivity. Boat made of 12,500 plastic bottles arrives in Sydney after 4-month journey across Pacific
Boat made of plastic bottles arrives in Sydney BP’s Tony Hayward might be gone, but Gulf oil spill and angry public haven’t disappeared
Hayward leaving behind daunting tasks at BP In midst of cleanup of contaminated New England river, supporters are split on how to continue
In midst of river cleanup, supporters are divided Hands-free technology for twiteratti while drivingLONDON - British motorists would soon be able to use online blogging network Twitter while driving with new hands-free technology from car company Ford. ‘Already out of juice?’ As more electric cars debut, some drivers worry about enough chargersmore images Without funding, Montana-Saskatchewan climate project shelved; would have stored CO2 from coal
Montana-Saskatchewan climate project shelved President’s Estate recognised for green effortNEW DELHI - The President’s Estate has become the first urban habitat in India to be accorded a ISO 14001:2004 certificate for environmental management, including pollution control and energy conservation, under its in-house Roshni project. Wonder paper that wards off harmful bacteriaWASHINGTON - Scientists have created a new form of paper that wards off harmful bacteria. It could have applications ranging from anti-bacterial bandages to food packaging that keeps food fresh longer to shoes that ward off foot odour. World’s largest, smelliest flower bloomsHOUSTON - This is one flower you may not like to receive in a bouquet. The world’s largest and smelliest flower, which grows up to 10 feet, has bloomed here, attracting hundreds of curious onlookers. Users ‘not willing to pay for Twitter’Washington, July 25 (ANI): A new study has revealed that Internet users would not like to pay for online services like Twitter. Youngsters come together to clean DelhiNEW DELHI - Young Delhiites hanging out in a crowded market on a Sunday is a common sight. But the West Patel Nagar market in the capital saw the unusual sight of youngsters in their vibrant attire cleaning the market with brooms in their hands and masks on their faces. New study negates stereotype image of adolescent sex offendersWashington, July 25 (ANI): Countering the stereotype image of adolescent sex offenders, who are often considered socially inept, a new study has found that they are more likely to be characterized by atypical sexual interests - such as desire for prepubescent children, coercive sex with peers and adults, and exposing their genitals to strangers. Now, bring history to life with your digicamLondon, July 25 (ANI): Technology allows the superimposition of a historic photo on an up-to-date snap of the same scene. But this new pic must be clicked from the same spot and the same zoom level or else the combined image looks disjointed. However, a unique new software can now help you get your shot-framing spot on. Church minister set to ‘tweet’ Holy CommunionLondon, July 25 (ANI): Christianity is trying to keep pace with the advancements in technology or so it seems - a church minister is set to conduct the first communion service on the micro-blogging site Twitter. Anti-ageing hormone pill ‘boosts chances of conceiving by 300pc’LONDON - An anti-ageing hormone pill can significantly boost a woman’s chances of becoming pregnant, according to new research. Remains of 2,000 year-old monster rodent foundSYDNEY - The remains of a giant rodent, believed to be the biggest among the species ever to have scurried on the earth nearly 2,000 years ago, have been found in East Timor. Muggy day in Delhi, rains expectedNEW DELHI - It was a muggy day in the capital Sunday, with dark clouds holding out hope of rain. However, the clouds soon dispersed. The weather office said rains were expected later in the day. |