SCIENCE 124 A Deluge from the Skies in Delhi-NCR The monsoon has once again unleashed its fury across Delhi-NCR. Torrential rains, starting in the early hours, brought the national capital and its su... Cult Current Desk 25 Aug 2026
SCIENCE 113 The Amul Model For Medicine How patient data collectives can cure rare diseases? Patient data, including medical records and patient experiences, are essential for scientists to ... Cult Current Desk 25 Aug 2026
SCIENCE 129 Winds Of Fear In Sri Lanka’s Mannar, green energy sparks grey concerns. For about a decade now, successive governments in Sri Lanka have sought to tap Mannar’s stro... Cult Current Desk 25 Aug 2026
SCIENCE 126 Is ISRO Being Grounded? Opposition alleges privatisation, Centre says scaling up. The government and Opposition sparred on Monday over the future of the Indian Space Research... Cult Current Desk 25 Aug 2026
SCIENCE 144 The Spy In Your Spectacles Smart glasses expose holes in India’s privacy law. In June, Kylie Jenner posted her latest collaboration - a new design for Meta’s AI-powered “smart g... Cult Current Desk 25 Aug 2026
SCIENCE 139 Cauvery Goes Dry A weak monsoon leaves both deltas parched. A farmer sits on his dry paddy field at Vilakkudi near Thirusurapond in Tiruvarur district of Tamil Nadu. A... Cult Current Desk 24 Aug 2026
SCIENCE 130 India Bets On Its Own Indigenous reactors top pick for nuclear expansion. At the BloombergNEF Summit in New Delhi this week, a quiet consensus emerged among the country's b... Cult Current Desk 24 Aug 2026
SCIENCE 149 Nature's Fury in the Mountains <Br/>The beautiful valleys of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh have currently become witnesses to terror rather than the serenity tourists usually s... Cult Current Desk 24 Aug 2026
SCIENCE 118 H1N1 Is Back Doctors say vaccinate, don't panic. Swine flu cases continue to climb in Delhi with 1,777 confirmed so far — nearly six times the 290-odd cases in sam... Cult Current Desk 24 Aug 2026