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Operation Smiling Buddha: Everything about India s first successful nuclear bomb test from May 1974

India is observing the 49th anniversary of its first nuclear test in Rajasthan's Pokhran this year.

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Indian scientists discover new anti-cancer agent showing huge promise

Indian scientists discover new anti-cancer agent showing huge promise
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Indian scientists discover new anti-cancer agent; shows huge promise [here s why]

Scientists from Mumbai s Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), the Agharkar Research Institute (ARI) in Pune, and IIT Hyderabad have discovered an alternative drug molecule indicating high antitumor potential on cancer cells with exceptional ability to reduce unwanted growth of blood vessels (antiangiogenic effect).

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New anti-cancer drug discovered by Indian researchers shows great promise

Team siliconindia Scientists from Mumbai s Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), the Agharkar Research.

Andhra pradeshGourav chakrabortyShubhankar gadreChinmay patraNaushad ahmedMalay patraSushanta chhatarAgharkar research instituteMumbai tata institute of fundamental researchDepartment of chemical sciencesCell biology laboratoryTata instituteFundamental researchRuthenium ferrocene bimetallicPrincipal investigatorMedicinal chemistry

Indian scientists discover new anti-cancer agent showing huge promise

Indian scientists discover new anti-cancer agent showing huge promise
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