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  • CAIRO – Discovering a neglected part in the history of mankind, California students visiting “1001 Inventions” exhibition for Islam’s early contributions to science were introduced to the...

    2011-08-14 17:05:46 |
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  • New Delhi: The country’s first-ever district-level health survey has placed smaller states, including Uttarakhand, Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh, on the top for most of the health indicators surveyed...

    2011-08-11 15:21:05 |
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  • NEW DELHI: A study has revealed that rural minor girls are more prone to sex exploitation than urban. The are easy pray for premarital sex. The study claimed that a percentage of women aged 15-24...

    2011-07-24 19:16:39 |
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  • New Delhi: As India grapples with a major public health problem, being home to an estimated 50.8 million diabetic population, the largest in the world, experts say "consuming a few almonds daily can...

    2011-07-24 16:06:22 |
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  • Space shuttle Atlantis has landed back on Earth, bringing to a close America's 30-year orbiter programme. The vehicle swept into the Kennedy Space Center, its wheels touching the runway just before...

    2011-07-22 12:47:38 |
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  • Researchers from Aligarh Muslim University in Uttar Pradesh claim to have discovered a soil-inhabiting nematode or roundworm from the grasslands in Assam's Kaziranga National Park. A team at the...

    2011-07-18 11:24:52 |
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  • CHENNAI: For the first time in the history of the Indian Space Research Organisation, three senior women scientists will monitor and carry out crucial manoeuvres of the communication satellite...

    2011-07-18 10:58:06 |
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  • New Delhi: India on Friday successfully launched its latest communication satellite GSAT-12 onboard a powerful variant of homegrown Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle, PSLV-C17, from the spaceport in...

    2011-07-15 20:39:59 |
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  • MUMBAI: Through a mural at the Mosque of Madani at Srinagar in Kashmir, Indian researchers claimed to have found the "first firm record" in the Indian subcontinent, of a supernova event that might...

    2011-07-12 18:51:51 |
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  • GURGAON: Little Muaaz will celebrate his fourth birthday on Sunday. And doctors say this is nothing less than a miracle since he is one of the few people who is surviving with Ondine's Curse,...

    2011-07-10 13:11:42 |
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  • TEHRAN- Iran plans to launch Kavoshgar 5 (Explorer 5) satellite carrying a life capsule into space in the near future (any time from 23 July to 22 August) with 5 monkeys onboard, director of the...

    2011-07-10 11:55:37 |
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  • Boston : A team of researchers at MIT, led by India-born professor Ramesh Raskar, has developed a simple and cheap device that can be clipped onto an ordinary smart phone or an iPod and can diagnose...

    2011-07-07 10:45:44 |
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Madhavan Nair thrown out like 'garbage': PM...

Bangalore : Former ISRO chief G Madhavan Nair and three fellow space scientists against whom the government has taken damning action in the controversial Antrix-Devas deal were "thrown out like garbage", said Prof C N R Rao, Head of the Scientific Advisory Council to the Prime Minister. Mincing no words, an angry Rao while putting his weight behind Nair also slammed V Narayanasamy, Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office, for his stand... read more

AMU students develop moving headlights mechanism...

ALIGARH, September 23: A group of students of Department of Mechanical Engineering, Zakir Husain College of Engineering & Technology, Aligarh Muslim University has succeeded in developing a mechanism called “Flexible Headlight System for Four-wheeler Vehicles”, that improves illumination condition of roads during night driving while taking a turn. The mechanism has been developed as a part of their B. Tech Project. Flexible Headlight... read more

A river in Brazil named after an Indian Muslim.

Scientists have found a gigantic underground river flowing thousands of feet below the world's second longest Amazon River.Researchers at the department of geophysics of the Brazil National Observatory have showed evidence of the existence of an underground river that flows 13,000 feet beneath the Amazon. The body of the water has been named after Valiya Hamza, who led the research and found that the Amazon rainforest has two separate... read more

Muslim Inventions Dazzle California

CAIRO – Discovering a neglected part in the history of mankind, California students visiting “1001 Inventions” exhibition for Islam’s early contributions to science were introduced to the historically missed golden age of Muslim civilization that paved the world to the modern age of renaissance. "It communicates the multicultural roots of science, and we have a diverse audience," Diane Perlov, the center's vice president of exhibit... read more

Space shuttle Atlantis makes final landing

Space shuttle Atlantis has landed back on Earth, bringing to a close America's 30-year orbiter programme. The vehicle swept into the Kennedy Space Center, its wheels touching the runway just before local sunrise. Nasa's shuttles were instrumental in building the space station, and were used to maintain the Hubble telescope. "The space shuttle changed the way we view the world and it changed the way we view the Universe," said commander Chris... read more