Monthly Archives: March, 2020

The Indian women's cricket team reached their maiden T20 World Cup final after the semi-final clash against England was abandoned without a single ball being bowled due to heavy rain at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG).

Novel coronavirus threat, which has led to the cancellation of many events everywhere, has also impacted the schedule of the 20th edition of the International Indian Film Academy Awards (IIFA) and the Lotus Makeup India Fashion Week (LMIFW), which now stand postponed.

The Supreme Court asked activist Harsh Mander on Friday to file his response to the allegation of the Delhi Police that he had also delivered hate speeches during anti-CAA protests here.

The Supreme Court ruled the process of land acquisition would be flawed in the absence of actual receipt of compensation, noting that even though right to property is no more fundamental right, it still remains a constitutional right.

World Cup winning captain Kapil Dev feels slowing down of reflexes could be the reason behind Virat Kohli's struggles in New Zealand and the Indian skipper needs to "practice more" to overcome the age factor.

A simple blood test could soon tell if a person with memory problems actually has Alzheimer's disease, says a study which reported an advance in the development of the test. The researchers believe that such a blood test could replace invasive and expensive current brain imaging and spinal fluid tests to detect Alzheimer's disease.

More than 3,100 people have died and over 90,000 have been infected due to the coronavirus outbreak in more than 60 countries worldwide.

Any level of alcohol consumption for people living with HIV can weaken bones, raising the risk of osteoporosis, a new study has said. The researchers from the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) and School of Medicine (BUSM) did not find an amount of alcohol consumption that appeared 'safe' for bone metabolism in people living with HIV.

A new research has found that some of the extremely low-density, "cotton candy like" exoplanets called super-puffs may actually have rings. Super-puffs are notable for having exceptionally large radii for their masses -- which would give them seemingly incredibly low densities.

Minister of State of Railways, Suresh Angadi inaugurated the two day Seminar in the presence of Vishwesh Chaube, Member Engineering/Railway Board and Ajay Kumar Singh, General Manager/South Western Railway and host of dignitaries from India and abroad on 28th Feb 2020. Speaking on the occasion Angadi informed that to provide quicker connectivity in India the pace of doubling of railway track was to be increased. To achieve this, Rail Plan 2030, for Indian Railways with huge investment in infrastructure projects is planned to be released later this year. He also spoke on the state of RUBs during monsoons which needed to be addressed.