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Study uncovers how SNHG10 drives tumour progression and chemotherapy resistance, offering a potential new therapeutic target.

New evidence challenges the long-held view of the Ganga delta as the disease’s main source, pointing instead to northern India as the primary exporter.

A new lensing technique strips away astrophysical noise to reveal a cleaner picture of cosmic distances and dark matter.

Close-up observations show how bursts of hot plasma shoot energy into the Sun’s outer atmosphere.

More than 99% of PFAS contamination in river sediments goes undetected, exposing gaps in India’s environmental monitoring and regulation.

A clever new method in tiny roundworms is helping scientists uncover how damaged neurons rebuild themselves, a finding that could inform stroke and epilepsy treatment.

Images show wetlands under threat and flood-prone zones expanding, challenging assumptions about the city’s resilience.

Seasonal sediment interactions in the Ganga estuary alter lithium fluxes and isotopes, challenging a key assumption in global geochemistry.

Metagenomic survey across Indian cities reveals widespread, mobile resistance and a large reservoir of unknown microbes.

New bismuth oxyselenide material retains electronic performance under repeated folding, opening paths for flexible devices.

A long ecological record from Kaziranga raises new questions about habitat connectivity for rhinos.

Large genomic study reveals widespread drug-resistance genes in Aeromonas, highlighting aquatic environments as reservoirs that could seed human infections.

Researchers point to financial, technological and institutional barriers among smallholder farmers in eastern India.

Mite-borne scrub typhus is now turning up across Africa — and Asia’s decades of experience may offer the world its best playbook.

Filter-feeding barnacles accumulate plastic particles shed from fishing gear and packaging waste.

Melting reduces both the frequency and intensity of these storms.

A computational model recreates and expands intricate one-line patterns from a centuries-old ritual drawing tradition.

This domain-trained model built on millions of materials papers outperforms major commercial AI systems.

Year-long monitoring traces polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in PM2.5 to coal burning, biomass combustion and traffic emissions across the eastern Indo-Gangetic Plain.

A new model improves detection of major depressive disorder by integrating augmented brain signal inputs and demographic factors.