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Mud is on its way to becoming a popular and economically viable medium of constructon with the urban builder

In an effort to improve the quality of technology coming into the country, the Indian government has decided to remove the low ceiling on royalty payments.

With the expertise for HIV culture now available in the country, scientists will be better equipped to tackle AIDS.

SARISKA was first declared a reserved area in 1955 through a notification issued under the Rajasthan Wild Animals and Birds Protection Act, 1951. Later, parts of it were declared a sanctuary and a

The days ahead are gloomy for the biotechnology industry in the United States, if the present downturn in the market persists.

Despite protests from villagers near Kerala's most famous temple town, authorities insist on locating a sewage treatment meant for Guruvayur, in the village.

Scientists say the Moon exerts a moderating influence on variations in the Earth's obliquity or tilt and this has a direct effect on our climate.

FOR THE first time in India's environmental history, a person was imprisoned for contempt of court in relation to the Sariska mining case. The Supreme Court-appointed committee had invited

French demands backed by violent agitations for a ban on the entry of cheap fish into France has fallen on deaf European Community ears.

Highlights of the 13th World Congress on Occupational Safety and Health.