The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has obtained permission for “restricted use in public health emergency” of two second-line HIV medications for use against the novel coronavirus (nCoV).
The European Union (EU) is trying to build consensus with both developed and developing countries, including India, to achieve a successful Cancun ministerial, according to Michel Caillouet,
India has 2.4 per cent of the land mass of the world and about 17 per cent of its population. Its population is increasing at the rate of 1.9 per cent per annum, while the world's population is
Though the Delhi government has confirmed to the Supreme Court that all polluting industrial units in the Capital have been shut own, there might be a few that are still running. Contrary to the
India along with China and 12 other developing countries have joined hands to take head on the EU-US joint farm proposal. The proposed alternative framework for agricultural negotiations in WTO has
In a serious setback to the Mayawati Government, the Supreme Court directed the CBI to interrogate
About 10 days after the Mashelkar Committee submitted recommendations, the consultative committee of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on spurious drugs is meeting tomorrow to decide on what
The Gujarat government seems all set to implement its power sector reforms. notwithstanding the Congress agitation against the tariff hike and the increasing suspicions of the BJP affiliate Bharatiya
An onion grader, is the latest addition to the National Onion and Garlic Research Centre's farmer-friendly range of gadgets.
Without argument, it's the hottest thing in the hills. A new disease-resistant variety of chilli is expected to bring cheer among farmers in Himachal Pradesh. For, in addition to being tough, its
Button mushrooms may have become as much of a staple as lauki and bhindi in the neighbourhood market, but the success story of the edible fungi doesn't end there. The National Research Centre for
