Bhavya Khullar
Mongabay
New Delhi, DL, India
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A new subspecies of bamboo bat discovered in the Andamans
Researchers have identified an entirely new subspecies of bamboo bat – characterised by distinctive flattened skulls – from the Andaman archipelago, that differs from other members of its species in physical appearance and genetic make-up. The new bamboo bat subspecies (Tylonycteris malayana eremtaga) was collected in November 2015 from Chipo, a small hamlet in North … → Read More
Weight gain during pregnancy may help shorter women have healthy babies
A new study has shown that little weight gain during pregnancy may be beneficial for t → Read More
New technique developed to make biodiesel
It is possible to convert waste from agriculture, homes, and industries into biodiesel → Read More
When a Polluted River Floods, the Groundwater Becomes Polluted Too
“Sewage must have washed off with flood water, which in turn inundates the wells that would have resulted in contaminating the groundwater.” → Read More
Scientists crack hair loss mystery, in mice to begin with
A team of scientists from Mumbai has uncovered a cause for permanent hair loss. They h → Read More
Counselling can be of great help in alcohol de-addiction
Alcohol abuse contributes to illness and premature deaths in a big way. It is also ass → Read More
Biodiversity of Indian Sunderbans recorded for the first time
Zoological Survey of India has, for the first time, published a detailed record of the animal and protozoa species of the Sunderban of West Bengal. The compendium, called Fauna of Sundarban Biosphere Reserve, lists 25 diverse phyla under two large animal kingdoms — Protista and Animalia — and 2,626 species in all. Sunderbans forests, locally … → Read More
Scientists identify bacterium that could be source of antibiotics
Scientists have identified a new bacterium from a lime quarry in Karnataka, which show → Read More
Quick diagnosis of dengue possible in remote areas: study
A new study has found a quick and a effective way to diagnose dengue in remote and rur → Read More
3 ways nanomaterials can combat pollution
Researchers are looking to tiny materials to clean up huge problems in air, water and land. → Read More
Better data and health worker training may cut stillbirths: study
Stillbirth, which is defined as a baby born without life at or after 28 weeks gestatio → Read More
Three ways nanomaterials could help combat climate change and prevent pollution
Researchers are looking to tiny materials to clean up air, water and land → Read More
Indian scientists discover new drug for depression and anxiety
Indian scientists have found a new compound that can address central nervous system disorders → Read More