Dr Prem Jagyasi and Team

A.K. Ramanujan in one of his poems, The River, wisely quotes,

He said:the river has water enough to be poetic about only once a year and then it carries away in the first half-hour three village houses, a couple of cows named Gopi and Brinda and..

The humble cattle in the Latin American rain forest are falling prey to human’s merciless chopping of the rainforest to make way to their farmland and livestock pastures.

No, its not humans killing them, but in a bid to make their livestock’s way.

Though the era when the first human existed may kick up controversy among scientists and archaeologists, here is a brand new amazing evidence to bolster towards claims for it.

The oldest human footprint – what it could be in history, has been…

The birch tree was of much more use to the people of the Stone Age era then just sweetening chewing gums, for which the Finns introduced it! Yeah, to repeat it, it is Stone Age, I am talking about.

A group of students have discovered a birch-bark tar.

Scientists have long been mystified as to how the ancient Maya produced carbohydrate-rich foods that helped in sustaining large cities like Tikal in Guatemala and Copan in Honduras. This bewilderment has been solved with the discovery of ancient…

A natural weapon to battle global warming has itself fallen prey to the very changing climate menace. Yes, the tree species — Corsican pines – once believed to be an effective weapon against global warming, is being threatened by a fatal disease, the…

A strong earthquake hit east Africa few hours ago followed by another big one, even as Saturday saw a 5.2 magnitude tremor rock the African nation.

Kenya and Tanzania are particularly vulnerable to the earth fury because of their seismic…

While the authorities are busy brushing their responsibilities off, the camel owners are growing tensed with their desert-ships’ mysterious death. In the space of just four days 232 camels died in the Dawasir Valley, 400 km (250 miles) south of…