Colombo/New Delhi : The second T20 International between India and Sri Lanka here on Tuesday was postponed by a day after visiting all-rounder Krunal Pandya tested positive for COVID-19, forcing him out of the series with seven days of isolation. As per Sri Lanka”s health safety protocols, Krunal will not be able to travel back … Read more
Common Admission Test or CAT is one of the most important management entrance examinations to be conducted by Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta. CAT 2018 is just 45 days away so it’s quite common for students to get nervous for the examination. With increasing number of students participating in CAT, the level of examination as … Read more
How many of us who drink water from sealed bottles (pet bottle) carry with them if the water is still remaining ? And how many of us throw that water in the nearby plant as we feel this water will become non-drinkable for the next day? Water is not perishable after 24 hours, but it … Read more
INOX Leisure is planning to add 50 to 60 screens every year and scout for inorganic growth opportunity in the segment as part of its growth journey. Besides, the company is also looking to complete a pipeline of around 800 screens in next couple of years, which it has signed across the country. INOX Leisure … Read more
Water makes up to 71% of the Earth’s surface, the other 29% consists of continents and islands. The oceans hold about 96.5 percent of Earth’s water. But, even such volume of water is affected by plastic waste. Plastic in the ocean threatens the natural habitat of the marine life, disrupting the entire bio-geo cycle. According … Read more
Over the long-run, the race will indeed go to the slower, steadier animal. “The fable of ‘The Tortoise and the Hare’ is a metaphor about life, not a story about a race,” said Adrian Bejan, the J.A. Jones Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Duke University. “We see in animal life two starkly different lifestyles — … Read more
All humans begin life as a single cell that divides repeatedly to form two, then four, then eight cells, all the way up to the ~26 billion cells that make up a newborn. Tracing how and when those 26 billion cells arise from one zygote is the grand challenge of developmental biology, a field that … Read more
