It is obviously a problem if even the highest point in the world is being turned into a dumping ground. Sometime ago, we reported that 11 tonnes of waste was cleared from Mount Everest, which is covered with everything from human excrement, used oxygen bottles, torn tents, ropes, broken ladders, cans and plastic wrappers left behind …
Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad researchers are developing new technologies for bio-compatible implants that will enable early detections of malfunctions through non-invasive monitoring and diagnosis. Early detection of premature failure or malfunctioning prosthetic implants without surgery can help patients avoid reverse surgery, a remedial measure more expensive and painful than first-time surgery. Problem A huge …
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What started as a hobby is now becoming a viable way of tackling waste paper for 58-year-old Meena Patankar who uses discarded newspaper to make dolls and other home décor items The lifespan of a newspaper is rarely more than a day. For those who haven’t yet switched completely to consuming news digitally, it continues …
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