SCIENCE

Following two deaths and mounting public pressure, the forest department has issued orders to kill the tiger.

The stage is now set for ATV's successor which will play an important role in future space flights.

Plant in central India's Madhya Pradesh bigger than California's 550 MW.

Researchers believe they have found the gene associated with determining the odds on whether a woman will be unfaithful to her partner or not.

Pioneering new technology allowing contact lens wearers to zoom in on demand could be available in two years.

The tall ship sized object was spotted through Nasa's Helioviewer.

The 25-year-old snap taken by Voyager 1 showed the Earth as a pale blue dot in the vastness of space.

Attempts are on to rescue the survivors but time is running out.

A new alloy has been developed that makes steel stronger and lighter than before.

The U.S. Geological Survey had earlier reported a 6.9 magnitude earthquake in Bryansk.

Scientists have finally concluded how King Richard III died.

A study has revealed how the dialect changes for newly-engaged couples.

Dump the finance institution if they don't dump dirty energy

Sending out a message instead of waiting for one may not be a wise thing to do and requires discussions, say critics.

With the same size as Jupiter, but six times the mass, Kepler-432b moves close to its star in an elongated orbit.

Man-made global warming the primary driver in worst drought in over 1,000 years.

First evidence of non-human animals sensing emotional expressions of another species.

A chemical explosion at a warehouse spread a large orange toxic cloud over five towns in Catalonia.

Black vultures Guido and Jaffar are taken for a daily stroll by the zookeepers around the 36-acre site.

New process converts hydrogen gas produced by artificial leaf into liquid fuel for commercial use.

Time-lapse video shows five years of images taken by Nasa's Solar Dynamics Observatory.

A photo of a gay couple in St Petersburg, Russia, has won World Press Photo of the Year 2014.

The first stars were born 550 million years after the Big Bang says the high precision data.

Darwin Day, on 12 February, celebrates the birthday of the evolutionary biologist Charles Darwin.

International Darwin Day marks the anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin on 12 February 1809.

The quake struck close to the border with the Argentine town of Jujuy.

Multiple-star system early on in its formation 800-light years from Earth.

Leading scientist George Church of Harvard says the mammoth DNA 'will never work again'.

A sandstorm engulfs Israel and Egypt, as high waves batter the coast of Lebanon.