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New Efforts of Launching GSLV in July

New Efforts of Launching GSLV in JulyAs stated by the chairman of ISRO, K Radhakrishnan, on Tuesday, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) will be making a fresh effort of launching a Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) in July of the current year.

Ireland to Investigate into Death of Indian Dentist

Savita-HalappanavarAn outlined review into the death of Savita Halappanavar, in one of the hospitals in Galway, stated about the negligence of the staff to relate the symptoms given by her to the cold instead of a life-threatening infection.

Lt. Ruchi Ram Sahni Contributed Heavily to Popularize Science in India

Lt. Ruchi Ram Sahni Contributed Heavily to Popularize Science in IndiaPunjabis have been considered as brave, but not valued on those levels when it comes to intellect. However, there a number of Punjabis, who have independently contributed to popularize science in the region.

Women Pregnant with Male Child may Receive More Parental Care than their Counterparts

Pregnant-Male-ChildAccording to a study implicated for girls' health and survival in patriarchal societies, Women in India get more parental care in the cases where the child to be born is a boy.

Velvi Trust on Long Journey For Spreading Cancer Awareness

Velvi Trust on Long Journey For Spreading Cancer AwarenessThe Velvi Trust have decided to distribute leaflets on autism for creating awareness among people considering the upcoming World Autism Awareness Week that starts on April 1.

Indian Scientists Keen to Revive Asiatic Cheetah

CheetahWith scientists across the world dreaming of reviving the extinct species, Indian scientists are trying to bring back into life their favorite Asiatic Cheetah.

The species that have been wiped off the earth due natural or human activities are major loss to diverse fauna on the planet. Among the species that Indian scientists and experts want to see breathing on the earth once again, Asiatic Cheetah tops the list.

Rare Specie Geckoella jeyporensis Found

Geckoella-jeyporensisA rare lizard named as Geckoella jeyporensis, which was last spotted in 1877, has yet again been found by Indian scientists. They were looking for the specie for past three years and they finally spotted one in the Eastern Ghats.

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