Science

Human Responsibility Toward Animals and the Ongoing Debate 0
- Agriculture, Breaking News, News, Science
- November 14, 2025
We humans consider ourselves civilized—but how civilized are we, truly? We often believe that the Earth exists solely for human habitation, while other living beings survive only with our permission. Wherever human convenience becomes the priority, the rights of animals are pushed aside, as if they have no feelings, fear, or pain of their own.
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Cherrapunji’s Rainfall Decline: The ‘Rain Capital’ Faces an Uncertain Future 0
- Breaking News, Science, weather
- September 4, 2025
Meghalaya, the land of clouds, has long been home to Cherrapunji or Sohra; the place once celebrated as the wettest spot on Earth. Year after year, it earned fame as the “rain capital,” with endless showers feeding roaring waterfalls and lush green hills. But this year, the picture has changed dramatically. The monsoon passed without
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Japanese Scientists Develop Universal Artificial Blood – A Breakthrough in Emergency Medicine 0
- Breaking News, Economy, Government, International, News, Science
- August 6, 2025
In a significant advancement for emergency and trauma care, Japanese scientists have developed a universal artificial blood substitute that could revolutionize how blood transfusions are handled globally. The new product, currently in clinical trial phases, is based on hemoglobin vesicles — microscopic capsules that mimic the oxygen-carrying function of natural red blood cells. What sets
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