In an effort to boost the ornamental fish industry, seven fisheries research institutes under the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) in collabration with the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) launched a project here on Saturday.

A new study by scientists with the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service suggests that what people tweet in areas affected by wildfire can be a reliable indicator of air quality conditions.

Consuming omega-3 fatty acid supplements can potentially reduce disruptive and even abusive behaviour in kids, researchers have found.

Concerning the increase in death incidents across India due to false information on social media, WhatsApp owner has announced that it will grant awards worth $50,000 to researchers to study how wrong information and propaganda spread across social media platforms, affecting lives of people in the society.

Like Janus, the Greek god, the Indian monsoon has two faces, according to a report by researchers from Germany in the journal "Science".

If you are a woman and can not live without junk food then you are at a risk of experiencing a delay in pregnancy, finds new study.

A new Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS)-led study has revealed an undocumented process that deals with the melting process of ice resulting in further acceleration of the rate of ice melt and sea level rise.

In a new shocking revelation, a couple of scientists have found that humans may not be the species from planet Earth. According to them, they cannot rule out the Panspermia hypothesis that bacteria distributed by space dust, asteroids or meteors arrived on earth and sparked life.

An international team of researchers has found that diamond, the strongest of all natural materials, can bend and stretch much like rubber and snap back to its original shape.

Scientists have identified a new human organ which can protect tissues of vital organs from tearing. This organ consists of a network of fluid-filled sections that act like shock absorbers and tissue protector.