Feature Article

If you are doing nothing else this week, then watch Home, a brilliant film about uncertain future of life on the earth.

Azim Anwar is a smiling young man with a singular mission in life: downloading everything he can possibly find on the Internet related to his interests: movies, funny videos, music, games and football matches.

TODAY many of us are aware that our eating habits are not exactly making us healthy.

Government officials in a south-west China village wanted to inform residents they were inspecting a new road.

A new study has found that getting motivational text messages can help smokers quit the habit.

Google has stopped collecting images for its Street View service in Bengaluru after police raised security concerns.

On June 28, the humble pi came under threat from a group of detractors who observed a day to honour what they claim is a more appropriate mathematical constant: tau.

Greenpeace USA has uncovered documents that reveal one of the world’s most prominent climate sceptics being funded by US oil and coal firms.

If you are a farmer in India, chances of succumbing to a snake bite are greater than anywhere else in the world. While the country is one of the top destinations for medical tourism, in the case of snake bite casualties, we appear to be mired in the Dark Ages.

The Khandadhar waterfalls is a favourite picnic destination of many college students in Odisha. But it may soon be a pleasure of the past. The falls spring out from the Khandadhar hills that are home to 69 working sponge iron units. And with more than 150 mining projects approved, the hills, which divide Sundergarh and Keonjhar districts, look set to become a mining haven.