The devastating landslides which struck Kerala's Wayanad were triggered by incessant rainfall which was 10 per cent more intense due to climate change, according to a new study by the scientists from the World Weather Attribution (WWA) group.

Scientists claim 10 per cent heavier rains due to climate change caused Wayanad landslides

While a face-off between the US short seller and SEBI chief is escalating India's markets regulator has asked investors to remain calm. However, the spat is becoming more controversial, with back-and-forth remarks being exchanged between Hindenburg and the SEBI Chief.

Hindenburg Vs SEBI saga explodes again; Hindenburg counter SEBI's chief rebuttal

Scientists have made a significant breakthrough that may help deal with the ongoing challenge of obesity. They have discovered that intermittent calorie restriction can cause significant changes in the gut and the brain, which may open up new ways for healthy weight management.

In breakthrough discovery, Chinese scientists find new way to control obesity

A recent study challenges the common belief that venting when you are angry can help release strong emotions. Researchers at Ohio State University have discovered that venting does not reduce anger and may even increase it in some cases.

Venting does not help: Scientists suggests other ways to reduce anger

Humans and human-made disasters are constantly threatening an increasing number of creatures, some of which have inhabited the Earth far longer than our species.

Lunar lifeboats: Scientists suggest ultimate backup plan to save Earth’s endangered animals

Cancer is perhaps the most dreaded of all long-term illnesses that come with a very high fatality rate. Now, a group of scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery that a common type of mouth bacteria can potentially "melt" certain cancers.

'Eureka moment': Scientists discover THIS common mouth bacteria can 'melt' cancer

Will women lose out if we crack the code to extending lifespans? Is there sex bias in lifespan research? According to a report, experts say mice in labs around the world are all male. Molly Gambhir telling you more!

Sex bias in lifespan research? Why are mice in labs around the world all male?

Scientists from Imperial College London may have discovered a way to stop ageing and prevent cancer. A recent research article published in the journal Nature claims that the lifespan of humans could be extended by 25 per cent with this new anti-ageing formula.

Scientists discover anti-ageing formula which can also stop cancer

Why do we blush? This question has been puzzling scientists for years and various studies have been conducted to decipher this emotional arousal of human beings. Back in 1872, renowned British naturalist Charles Darwin described blushing as "the most peculiar and most human of all expressions". Researchers at the University of Amsterdam thought of going a layer deeper and conducted experiments on mostly female young people aged between 16 and 20 to reveal the science behind this phenomenon.

Why do we blush? The science behind the reddened cheeks

Researchers from the UK and the US have unlocked critical insights into the aggressive spread of pancreatic cancer. This has offered New Hope for treatments against one of the world's deadliest diseases. Keep watching to know more!

Is the cure for pancreatic cancer near?

Narcissistic people tend to get more agreeable, generous and empathetic as they age from childhood through older adulthood, new research into the particular personality trait has revealed.

What happens to narcissist people as they grow older? Science has the answer

Researchers in China have developed a 3D imaging model of early-stage embryos this breakthrough may help women get pregnant more easily through a vitro fertilization or IVF.

Chinese researcher enhance IVF with 3D

For nearly 12 years, NASA's Curiosity rover has been actively collecting samples from the surface of Mars and continuously making groundbreaking discoveries. The recent findings related to the properties of the organic material present on the red planet have challenged the existing knowledge of scientists on both Mars and Earth.

Organic material found on Mars by Curiosity rover may reveal clues to life on Earth

Fossil remains of a giant salamander-like creature with sharp fangs, Gaiasia jennyae, have been revealed by scientists. The findings on the beast, that ruled the waters before dinosaurs, have been published in the journal Nature on Wednesday.

Fossil reveals giant salamander-like creature that existed before early dinosaurs: Study

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the United States has found bacterial contamination in nearly half of permanent makeup (PMU) ink samples and about a quarter of tattoo ink products.

FDA finds contamination in tattoo ink and permanent makeup products of many brands

Archaeologists have discovered a 4000-year-old rock art in Venezuela that represents a new culture that was unknown earlier. The team of researchers found 20 such rock art sites in the Canaima National Park, in the country's southeastern region.

Venezuela archaeologists discover ancient rock art sites from a 'previously unknown' culture

A new study suggests that taking multivitamins may not help you to live longer, but it could definitely increase the risk of dying early. US researchers analyze the health records of thousands of adults for over a decade to reach a conclusion.

Study: Multivitamins do not improve longevity

In a major discovery, Chinese researchers have identified a specific gene that may increase resistance to obesity and shed light on genetic factors that drive excess weight over the years.

Chinese scientists identify gene that may protect against obesity

Scientists have so far only been able to find inconsistent or indirect signs of waves on Titan's surface. But now, Geologists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have studied Titan's shorelines to discover that the waves are likely the reason behind the shaping of large seas of the moon.

Waves of methane are eroding the coasts of Titan, Saturn's largest moon

Scientists have revealed a groundbreaking insight into the mechanics of animal flight by revealing a simple yet universal relationship between body mass, wing area, and flapping frequency across a diverse range of creatures.

Scientists uncover universal formula for bird wing-flapping frequencies

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned against allowing any role for artificial intelligence in the decision to launch nuclear weapons. He told a session of the Arms Control Association (ACA) that "humanity is on a knife's edge", with the risk of nuclear conflict at "heights not seen since the Cold War".

'Knife's edge': UN chief Guterres warns world leaders to keep AI out of nuclear decisions

Approximately one in three Americans knows someone who has died from a drug overdose, revealed a new survey on Friday (May 31). Losing someone to drug overdose More than 2,300 adults took part in the survey conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

'National tragedy': Survey reveals 1 in 3 Americans affected by drug overdose deaths

Humanity is in a race against time to harness the colossal emerging power of artificial intelligence for the good of all, while averting dire risks, a top UN official said Thursday.

Humanity in 'race against time' on AI: UN

Are squeals, growls, and the many sounds babbling babies make just cute nonsense, or do they have some scientific significance? As per new research, these cute, seemingly nonsense sounds might actually be the babies warming themselves up for speech.

Your child's 'goo-goo-ga-ga' is not nonsense babble, but serves THIS purpose

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