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Russia Asks For Apple's Help To Block Telegram
Russia's communications watchdog informed on Monday that it had requested for help of Apple so as to block Telegram - a popular messaging app. The move comes after the app refused to give security ser
The Dino-Bird Dandruff Research
Lately the Palaeontologists from University College Cork (UCC) in Ireland have found 125 million-year-old dandruff preserved amongst the plumage of feathered dinosaurs and early birds. The team of sci
Virtual Coaching Can Be Helpful in Cracking Exams
Due to the properties of saving time, energy and resources of students the virtual courses are rapidly replacing the class room coaching. Students find it difficult to match the speed with the teacher
Changing Structure Of DNA
We all have accepted the shape of DNA as a double helix but DNA’s various other shapes and structures also exist. A new research has been published states that a DNA can manipulate its shape. Dr
Plogging: The New Eco-Friendly Trend
Plogging is the new Trend that started in 2016 by Erik Ahlstrom. It is a new International Workout Trend that has made possible to be fit and healthy and also clean the environment at the same time.
Pollution Level Destroys Ecology In Nullah
The level of pollution in Buddha Nullah is threatening the ecology in a hazardous way because it is not only destroying the ecology but also the biodiversity and health of people. The study carried ou
Largest Child Sacrifice Site Found In Peru
Archaeologists in Peru discovered the world’s largest single case of child sacrifice, the place is said to be located near the city of Trujillo, which contains the residue of 200 young Llamas wh
Teensafe App Leaks Apple ID Credentials Of Thousands Of Parents & Children
Teensafe, an app that lets parents keep track of their children's messages, social media and phone location, is found to have leaked data of thousand of users. It has also been revealed that around
Giraffes Amaze Biologists Once Again
It is usually seen that the size of the group of animals depends upon the risk of predation. The more is this risk, the larger is the group size. It is so because, it is an accepted fact that it is
Are our Protected Areas Really Protected?
The once pristine Earth is no longer the same as it used to be. The constant growing human population has taken a toll on the earth’s environment. The constant urbanization and deforestation has
The Coldest Spot In Universe
Boomerang Nebula is said to be the coldest location in the universe at one degree (-458 degrees). It's colder than the background space and astronomers call it as a planetary nebula whereas it has not
Are the University Rankings Useful and Authentic?
The phenomenon of university rankings has become very popular in the recent times. This was started before 25 years by a Chinese University and now it is practised across the world. The Indian governm
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