Science news articles about 'india'

... (Reuters) - Nepal has issued a bird flu alert and is testing poultry along the border with India, where the virus rages despite the culling of tens of thousands of chickens since 2006, officials said ...

India celebrated the successful Monday launch of its most complicated mission.

... river. "It's nice to know that our work is being recognized by a government institute in India and being presented at the highest level," said Steve Hamner, research associate in microbiology. "Lots ...

... tobacco use. The second study sought to discover the reason for the jump. “As India becomes more westernized, more teens will use tobacco,” said the study’s principal investigator Cheryl Perry, Ph.D ...

Bird flu has spread to the hilly Darjeeling district of eastern India which has been hit by avian influenza several times already this year, a minister said Saturday.

Renewed political commitment means China and India could set the pace for bilateral South–South collaboration, say Purnima Rupal and Dinesh Abrol.

The United States is sharing its forecast technology with India to improve target prediction of cyclones whipping up in the Bay of Bengal.

Canada and India on Sunday launched ten 17-million-dollar joint initiatives as part of a 2005 scientific and technological cooperation agreement.

India has again delayed the launch of its first lunar orbiter.

RFID technology may provide the key to better traffic management and improved pollution control in Canada, India and worldwide.

India has released a national action plan on climate change focusing on renewable energy but without targets to curb emissions.

... -- the Adi, a Tibeto-Burman-speaking tribe of Arunachal Pradesh in the north-east of India. Based on 15 autosomal microsatellite markers, the authors studied the genetic affinity, differentiation and ...

Food prices are creating a vexing dilemma in India, which is trying to cement its status as a rising economic power even as it remains home to half the world's hungry. Part of Global Food Crisis: A ...

India's largest software exporter Tata Consultancy Services said Wednesday its first quarter net profit rose by seven percent on weak economic conditions across global markets, dealers said.

India's government faces a too-close-to-call confidence vote Tuesday that could scuttle a landmark nuclear energy accord with the United States and lead to early elections.