Flower on order

Genetic engineering can soon make plants bloom on cue and change the shape of a plant as required

Third twin? not yet

The possibility of human cloning after a sheep has been cloned recently, seem hardly welcome as critics raise questions about humankind's …

Malaria cornered

The killer malarial parasite may become vulnerable if drugs that target a particular enzyme are developed

Smooth operators

Tiny snake-like robotic appendages that worm into the human body and perform complicated operations. That's surgery of the future

Change at last

A recent study says that the Ganga Action Plan has led to some improvement in the water quality of the Ganga

Roman retreat

About 2,000 years ago, when the Romans ruled London, they gave the city its first centrally-heated homes. A look back in time

Dark shades of art

Galleries>> Corruption • UK/Tajikstan

Twist in tale

Human foot is as flexible as that of great apes

Enough of noise

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COVID-19: 6 UK returnees test positive for new strain, health ministry confirms

As many as 114 were found positive for SARS-CoV-2 after they returned from UK recently; genome sequencing results of remaining 108 are …

Bees lose way

How common pesticides affect bee populations

Risky roads

Documentary>> Cyclists • The UK

Moneymakers

Insight into asthma

Saving town centres

Delayed recognition

Danger in numbers

Diagnosing tuberculosis

Chatty car

Alarming figures

Joint relief

Period probe

On the warpath

Switching speeds

Scientists develop a new switch to revolutionise fibre-opti techniques

Self-shelter