Editorial
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Homoeopathy may treat malaria, vitiligo patients: Research
Prime News, National (Mumbai), July 31:- Homeopathy has shown the ability to treat malaria and vitiligo in lab models, says…
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Started as pacer with plastic ball, says spinner Ekta
Left-arm spinner Ekta Bisht, member of the Indian women’s cricket team that reached the final of the World Cup recently,…
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Wildlife trafficking world’s 4th largest illegal trade, stands at $20 billion
Prime News, International (New Delhi), July 29:- Standing tall at $20 billion annually and still growing, the wildlife trafficking…
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Diplomat’s cricket analogies on India-China military standoff
That cricket is followed like a religion in India is well known but a senior diplomat using the analogies of…
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For this Buddhist monk, happiness is a sense of satisfaction
He knows travel is the best teacher and when the destination is spirituality, the experience is more than just sightseeing.…
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Why rain-bearing clouds are thinning out over India
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that this year’s monsoon rainfall will be around 98 per cent of…
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Cause for worry
With 6.91 crore diabetics, India is in second place, after China, which has 11 crore people suffering from diabetes. Around…
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Exposure to smoke may up behaviour problems
Prenatal exposure to smoke and alcohol may increase the risk of children developing conduct problems in adolescence, researchers said.…
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Say not to child labour
Since 2002, every year, June 12 is being celebrated as World Day against Child Labour, an initiative of International…
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Impoverishment of agri sector, UP loan waiver triggered protests
The almost deliberate impoverishment of the agriculture sector by successive governments, which has translated into poor returns to farmers,…
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