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An ecologist’s long walks and detailed observations allowed him to chronicle the shifts in an iconic habitat and grow a ...

The researchers observed that when one branch of the network reaches the system's boundary, the interactions between the branches change drastically. Previously repelling branches begin to attract ...

As India’s engineering landscape evolves, graduates from IT and tech-related fields are increasingly securing top positions ...

Scientists and other experts at the Great Lakes Forestry Centre are inviting everyone to mark the milestone at their ...

Chase has closed seven of its local branches in just one week, forcing its customers to travel further for vital services. The bank, the biggest in the US, was not alone in shuttering locations ...

Tehran: According to latest reports, the Iran government and the country's nuclear facilities have been hit by massive ...

Some of the niche courses that have seen a big jump in popularity are Textile Technology, Materials Engineering, Production ...

Roberson was scheduled to become the first person in the country to be executed based on "shaken baby syndrome" evidence, ...

Emmerdale fans may have just gotten a major clue about who really assaulted Tom King, as the latest episode seems to rule out his ex Belle Dingle or her brother Cain as the attackers. On Monday's ...

Dozens of people have been reportedly killed in two Israeli strikes on refugee camps in northern and central Gaza. Elsewhere, ...

This year, with a staggering 71% of Comed-K engineering seats unoccupied in Karnataka, 33 private colleges recorded zero ...