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Bats use their ears as radars to receive sonic waves that help them navigate in the dark. The same method of echolocation has been pioneered to help blind children and adults to maneuver their movements. Visually impaired people are believed to be...
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In this competitive world a business establishment has to face tough challenges posed by other companies. To overcome the stiff competition that particular company has...
made popular May 29 2008
After sun, its time to capture the wind power too by this windy city! Glasgow seems to on a green spree, first with Floating Solar Lily pads and now with the Wind...
made popular May 17 2008
Soon Glasgow’ Clyde river will be a house to new kinda lilies belonging to the solar family. We have seen solar panels on roof of houses, vehicles, in gardens and...
made popular May 13 2008
Travelling to new places and exploring its natural beauty is the ideal way to take a break from the strenuous daily chores. Scotland with its varied topography is an...
made popular May 9 2008
A team of students from the University of Glasgow won a well-deserved first prize in the Environment section of the International Genetically Engineered Machine awards...
made popular Dec 20 2007
Amidst all the highs of the British economy, its very hard to believe that 90,000 Scottish children live in dire poverty. But this is the reality. It is a matter of...
made popular Nov 23 2007
BAA, the main operator of Britain’s airports, is planning to cut about 2,000 jobs and aiming to sell one or more of its seven UK airports.
The firm, which was...
made popular Aug 30 2007
It was a fine knock by the opening pair for India as Robin Uthappa and Gautam Gambhir gave India a solid start by putting up a century stand against some disciplined...
made popular Aug 17 2007
The UK investigation team is actively examining the role of Kafeel Ahmed, the Indian engineer, in the failed terror plot in UK. He was the suspected bomber who...
made popular Jul 12 2007
Investigators working on the Bangalore connection to the failed UK terror plot have come across a startling disclosure: Alleged Glasgow bomber Kafeel Ahmed’s...
made popular Jul 10 2007
The Government of India had some intelligence information regarding rising activities of terrorists in major cities in South India such as Bangalore and Mumbai. It is...
made popular Jul 9 2007
According to the report, the Australian police have detained four more Indian doctors and the Indian doctors are being questioned by the investigating agency in...
made popular Jul 6 2007
Our Prime Minister is a soft-spoken person and he hardly uses strong words against any ideological opponent. However, when the matter came to the nation, he used strong...
made popular Jul 6 2007
In what can be perceived as a blow to Terrorist intentions, Britain reduced its terrorism threat level from critical to severe on Wednesday, after taking eight suspects...
made popular Jul 5 2007
According to the report, the UK administration has confirmed it that the Glasgow suicide bomber was an Indian.
The intelligence sources have reportedly said:
The man...
made popular Jul 5 2007
Archrivals India and Pakistan will be facing each other in a Friendship-cum-charity match on the invitation of Prince of Wales in Glasgow. The match is scheduled for...
made popular May 18 2007
A study has assessed the use the wool of upland sheep as a device to bio-monitor natural levels of heavy metals in the Lake District and Wales.
As heavy metals are...
made popular Apr 1 2007
With the aim to prevent fraudulent passport application, a detail plan was published on March 20, which says that First-time passport applicants aged over 16 will have...
made popular Mar 22 2007
A draw would have been sufficient for the Premiership leaders to make it to the final sixteen in the UEFA Champions League - But to the dismay of the Reds’ they...
made popular Nov 22 2006
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