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'30 years next to a nuclear plant did not affect us'

Dr Suresh Moses Lee is the Raja Ramanna Fellow, Department of Atomic Energy, Safety Research Centre, Kalpakkam. He was the former director of safety research, health physics, information services,......

God particle: 'Religion begins where science ends'

Scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research recently announced that they had spotted the key to solve the fundamental questions about the formation of the universe. Part of the......

The Indian connection in 'God particle' find

As all eyes on Wednesday focus on the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, famously known as CERN, Indian scientific and technological contributions are among the many that keeps the world's......

N-power in India. How safe are our plants?

Anirudh Burman, analyst with New Delhi-based PRS Legislative Research, details concerns about India's nuclear power generation In the aftermath of the nuclear leaks in Japan, there have been......

The loopholes in the Nuclear Liability Bill

In the second part of a three-part series, Manoj Kumar and Lydia Powell, in an Observer Research Foundation study, discuss at length the various loopholes in the Nuclear Liability Bill, whose......

Malware targeting govt institutions globally discovered

Red October, a virus designed for targeting government institutions like embassies, nuclear research centers, oil and gas institutes, has been discovered by researchers in Russia. The malware,......

Do we really need the meteorological department?

I rejoiced with the rest of the world when the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) almost announced the "discovery" of the elusive Higgs boson a few days ago, even though I do not......

Govt not to tap sovereign bond issue now

Despite a high current account deficit (CAD) and lower interest rates abroad, the Union government will not go for a sovereign bond issue to get more dollars.The finance ministry feels the time is......

The 'invisible hand' of the government

Why don’t Indian universities (and the Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institutes of Management and the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences) and Indian businesses converse with......

UPA government: A decade of DECAY!

The two decades of our "spectacular economic progress" has side-stepped vast swath of our underprivileged that oscillates between twenty per cent and one-fifth of our population, writes M R......

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Q. US researchers are using a new tool called___ for detecting illegal nuclear explosions.a) The Earths Global Positioning System (GPS) b) Water alarm devicec) Seismometerd) Geiger counter
Anantharaman: A. more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/us-researchers-are-using-a-new-tool-called-for-detecting-ill/23655713/answers/

Q. name India's fifth nuclear research reactor ??
Inquisitive: A. A - the Earth's GPS more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/name-indias-fifth-nuclear-research-reactor-/23604244/answers/23655781

Q. if women are very intelligent, then why there are very few women scientist name in physics, chemistry, maths and botany, zoology. I know only madame curie. do you know anybody else. in india they were suppressed but in europe they were given full freedom. they can obtain B.Tech. M.Tech. PhD but why not scientist.
Rajesh: A. Kakrapar Atomic Power Station more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/if-women-are-very-intelligent-then-why-there-are-very-few-wo/23429696/answers/23604283

Q. RECENTLY !CERN! IS IN VERY IN NEWS WHAT IS FULL FORM?
Ramesh Agarwal: A. IN THOSE DAYS WOMEN DID NOT PURSUE HIGH EDUCATION AND USUALLY MEN TURNED OUT TO BE SCIENTISTS,. BUT TODAY WOMEN ARE EQUALLY CAPABLE AND A LIST OF...... more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/recently-cern-is-in-very-in-news-what-is-full-form/23324961/answers/23429727

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Nikkei hits fresh 5 1/2-year high, exporters up on weak yen, upbeat U.S. data

By Ayai Tomisawa TOKYO (Reuters) - The Nikkei share average surged to a fresh 5-1/2 year high on Monday morning, as further weakness in the yen and... ...

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Leading Children's Sun Protection Swimwear Company Platypus Australia use Skin Cancer Awareness Month to Help Educate Parents

Platypus Australia observed Melanoma Monday and began their mission of making May, the official Skin Cancer Awareness Month, known to families. The... ...

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Dwindling gene pool poses threat to tigers

BANGALORE: India's tigers, also known as Bengal tigers, have lost 93% of genetic variation from that of their ancestors, despite their numbers... ...

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/environment/flora-fauna/dwindling-gene-pool-poses-threat-to-tigers/articleshow/20144301.cms

Obama Spends $11 Million to Create Each 'Green' Job

Well, that was then. Today, more than four years later, Obama's "vision" has been an abject, expensive failure. Billions tossed in the wind - and... ...

http://www.ibtimes.co.in/articles/468887/20130520/economic-insanity-obama-spends-11-million-create.htm

Early Freedom

Jeffrey Skilling, the former Enron CEO, could be freed from prison nearly a decade too soon. The step-down is part of an agreement with federal... ...

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