Bundelkhand in central India experienced some of the nation’s most extreme heat during the May 2026 heatwave event.
Month: May 2026
Australia’s National Health and Medical Research Council Accused of Systematically Dismantling Review Panels
Scientists warn Australia’s NHRC has dismantled high-quality review panels under the guise of efficiency reforms threatening research quality.
Quantum Physicists Uncover Bizarre Phenomenon Where Photons Appear to Spend Negative Time
Scientists documented a strange quantum phenomenon where photons appear to traverse barriers in what calculations suggest is negative time.
India’s Mean Age at Effective Marriage for Women Rises to 23.1 Years per SRS 2024
The latest SRS data shows Indian women are marrying later on average at 23.1 years reflecting improved education and financial independence.
India’s National Under-Five Mortality Rate Drops to 28 per SRS 2024 Data
The SRS Report 2024 showed India’s under-five mortality rate fell significantly indicating improved pediatric healthcare across the country.
Scientists Uncover Cancer-Causing Chemicals Hidden in Everyday Processed Foods
A scientific study identified multiple potentially carcinogenic compounds lurking in widely consumed processed foods especially those exposed to high heat.
Wikipedia’s Gender Gap Has Flipped for One Group of Scientists — New Study
Research found that female scientists in one particular field now have better Wikipedia representation than their male peers reversing the typical gender gap.
Lawmakers Propose Banning All US-Chinese Scientific Research Collaborations
US lawmakers introduced legislation to prohibit American universities and institutions from collaborating on research with Chinese counterparts.
Surveys Capture the Pulsing of Mantle Plumes That May Explain Past Mass Extinctions
Seismic surveys have detected the rhythmic pulsing of mantle plumes deep beneath Earth’s crust offering new clues about past mass extinction events.
Spinosaur Dinosaurs Cried Salty Tears to Thrive in Brackish Waters New Research Finds
A new study found spinosaur dinosaurs had specialized salt-excreting adaptations around their eyes allowing them to thrive in coastal brackish environments.