Exploring options outside the routine, a city student has won a $1,00,000 global scholarship from the University of Cincinnati. According to information, Anurag Gogineni will receive a full tuition sc

The frozen continent of Antarctica could well be the source to find a cure for several tropical diseases, according to Prof Bill J. Baker, director of Florida Centre of Excellence for Drug Discovery a

While Hyderabadi haleem remains the city’s pride, which sports the geographical indication tag (GI) and is available at over a hundred locations in the twin cities, experts have warned consumers to be

It was heralded as an afternoon of questions, and more questions. And so it was, as the eighth edition of Y Axis corporate quiz, conducted by the Hyderabad chapter of the NGO Asha Foundation, wound up

Stressing on the importance of saving the great repository of information that has been recorded in Pali language, Professor C. Upendra Rao of the Centre for Sanskrit Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru Univers

The opinion on the success of second generation of genetically modified BT cotton variety, Bollgard 2, in the state is chiefly polarised. The new variety, resilient to two chief pests, has a large

The National Informatics Centre is gearing up to sign an agreement with the Andhra Pradesh State AIDS Control Society (APSacs) to build a state-wide universal blood portal. When it goes live, the webs

Chronic kidney failure patients who undergo severe stress, shelling out lakhs of rupees and hours of bed rest, now have a reason to smile. The US Food and Drug Administration has selected two projects

“Ethical violations of hum-an drug trial research will face severe punishments, which could amount to several years of rigorous imprisonment,” said Dr Vishwa Mohan Katoch, director general of the Indi

With the country’s presidential elections not far away, Twitter was full of messages calling for the former president to return to the helm, particularly in light of the spectacular success of the Agn