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How invasive species threaten natural ecosystems - Vimarsana News

How invasive species threaten natural ecosystems

As the invasive chital eats away at Andamans’ forest cover, a look at what invasive alien species are, and why they pose a threat to a place's natural flora and fauna.

Explained Books | Dennis Dalton's Indian Ideas of Freedom - Vimarsana News

Explained Books | Dennis Dalton's Indian Ideas of Freedom

Dennis Dalton’s ‘Indian Ideas of Freedom’ is an extended edition of his 1982 book which deals with how some of India’s greatest modern thinkers conceptualised the idea of freedom.

'Oppenheimer' and how Hispano families lost their land to the lab | Explained News - Vimarsana News

'Oppenheimer' and how Hispano families lost their land to the lab | Explained News

In 1942, the U.S. Army gave 32 Hispano families on the Pajarito Plateau 48 hours to leave their homes and land, in some cases at gunpoint, to build the lab that would create the world's first atomic bombs, according to relatives of those removed and a former lab employee.

Oppenheimer and others underestimated fallout of the Trinity nuclear test, new study finds - Vimarsana News

Oppenheimer and others underestimated fallout of the Trinity nuclear test, new study finds

Using state-of-the-art modeling software and recently uncovered historical weather data, the study’s authors say that radioactive fallout from the Trinity test reached 46 states, Canada and Mexico within 10 days of detonation.

India's women in science, and their struggle | Explained News,The Indian Express - Vimarsana News

India's women in science, and their struggle | Explained News,The Indian Express

Recent data from the Department of Science and Technology (DST) showed women made up 28% of participants in 2018-19 in extramural Research and Development (R&D) projects, up from 13% in 2000-01.