300+ year old math mystery solved by a British professor
An Oxford professor is now $700,000 richer for solving a 300-year-old math mystery, the Telegraph reports. In 1994, Andrew Wiles, 62, cracked Fermat's Last...
River Linking Could Alter Rainfall, Hit Monsoons: Expert
Criticising the interlinking of rivers (ILR) project of the Indian government, a leading geologist and environmental expert on Friday warned the move could disrupt...
Effectiveness of Ayurvedic Herbs and Spices
According to new study, spices and herbs not only add flavour to food, but also helps boost heart health. According to nutritionists, the antioxidant-rich...
5 Advanced SEO Strategies You Can Use
SEO is easy to pick up, but very difficult to master. Anyone who spends a few hours learning the fundamental pillars of SEO can...
NASA speculates Black hole may be producing mysterious particles
Although too far from the reality, NASA's latest speculation does remind me of a few verses from the Brahma samhita, the prayer by Lord...
Take Sanskrit as third language, get special concession
In view of HRD ministry sticking to its stand on introducing Sanskrit as a third language in Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) mid-session, the KV Sangathan...
Not-so-known side of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose
Thinking of Netaji Sri Subhas Chandra Bose naturally makes one think of a fearless leader, a true warrior by spirt and deeds, an emblem...
Exposing pseudo sadhus is a service to humanity
Recently I wrote an article on how ethics are important in spiritual life and how a saintly person, or sadhu, also needs to follow...
Lost customers? Find out ways to turn it into a success story
To the casual observer, the fluidity with which a top performer adapts to a challenge may be hard to distinguish from the clueless reactions...
History, Geography among favorite subjects for college students
College students in India are showing increasing interest in subjects like history and geography. This is a positive indication as while learning about history,...
