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The article offers information on the repurposing of benzimidazole-based anthelmintic drugs to treat lung cancer, revealing their potential as adjuvants in cancer therapy by identifying specific targets affected by these drugs and the most promising candidates among them.

The article offers information on detecting sulfamethazine, an antibiotic contaminating the food chain, using a fluorescence-based sensor. It discusses that researchers from IIT Palakkad, Kerala, developed a covalent organic polymer sensor with specific interactions for sulfamethazine and tested its efficiency in water samples; demonstrating high sensitivity and specificity; and making it a valuable tool for monitoring antibiotic contamination.

The article informs the use of camera traps, including arboreal ones, to study and conserve elusive arboreal mammal species, research conducted in the Western Ghats, India, showing the effectiveness of this approach and its potential for monitoring fauna in rainforest ecosystems across the country.

The article offers information on the potential use of myricetin 3-rhamnoside, a compound from medicinal plants, in treating triple negative breast cancer. It demonstrating its antiproliferative activity on hormone-independent breast cancer cells; highlighting its binding interactions with important biomarkers; and reduced transcription of hyaluronidase, which could be a promising development for the treatment of this aggressive breast cancer type.

The article offers information on the challenges social workers face, including burnout, due to the varied situations and stresses in their work. It highlighting the need for social support to reduce burnout and attrition in the social sector; researchers conducted a study on social workers in Tamil Nadu, India, finding that better work-life balance; and stronger social support systems are essential for their well-being and effectiveness in addressing social challenges.

The article offers information on using yoga as an adjunct treatment for chronic low back pain, which affects various aspects of patients' lives, including mental well-being. It discusses researchers found that the yoga group experienced better pain relief; improved psychological well-being and reduced reliance on painkillers compared to the control group; and making yoga a low-cost self-management tool that clinicians should consider for chronic low back pain treatment.

The article discusses the impact of changing land use and land cover on the hydrological status of the Rampur, U.P. watershed, revealing an increase in runoff and a decrease in groundwater recharge, emphasizing the need for immediate water management practices to enhance resilience to drought years.

The article discusses the reconstruction of the past climatic changes in the Kashmir Valley, India, over the past six thousand years by examining sediment samples from Wular Lake, highlighting the impact of dry climate phases and human activities on the region's hydrological conditions.

The article focuses on enhancing financial fraud detection through semi-supervised machine learning, addressing challenges posed by data scarcity and complexity. Topics include the integration of XGBoost, BiGRU, and self-attention network (SAN) models, parameter tuning for optimization, and the effectiveness of incorporating unlabelled data for improved accuracy.

The article focuses on the development of a collagen-based hybrid bioscaffold for tissue engineering, combining collagen and nanofibrillated cellulose to enhance strength and stability. Topics include the synthesis process involving carboxymethylcellulose and citric acid crosslinking, the controllable porosity of the scaffolds, and their successful support for cell growth and proliferation, with potential applications in tissue engineering and repair.

The article discusses the development of biomarkers for endometrial cancer using circular RNAs and microRNAs, detailing the methodology employed to identify specific RNA sequences associated with the disease and their interactions with targeted mRNAs. It highlights the potential diagnostic and prognostic relevance of these RNA sequences, particularly hsamiR-433-3p, in assessing patient response to chemotherapy, offering insights for personalized treatment approaches.

The article focuses on the development of Manas Chakshu, a real-time Information and Communication Technology (ICT)-based interactive learning analytics system designed by Samit Bhattacharya and his team, including deficiencies in monitoring large blended classrooms.

The article focuses on the clinical, demographic, and pathological features of borderline mucinous ovarian tumors, including the challenges in diagnosis and management due to overlapping behaviors with other epithelial ovarian tumors.

The article focuses on investigating the influence of the menstrual cycle on working memory, al study indicating that women exhibited better working memory tasks during the secretory phase compared to menstruation, which includes the selection of female resident doctors for the study.

The article focuses on the development of a memristor using Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) as a key component for resistive switching in electronic memory devices. Topics include the unique electronic properties of DNA, the fabrication process involving copper sulphide and DNA heterojunction, and the stable threshold switching behavior that offers potential applications in electronic devices with low cost and high memory density.

The article focuses on predicting air quality using machine learning models, specifically the Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average and Artificial Neural Network, including the processing and normalization of data and the evaluation of different machine learning models.

The article presents a case study detailing a fatal incident of oleander poisoning in a child who mistakenly ingested a single leaf, underscoring the toxic effects and the dangers associated with oleander consumption. The study investigates the plant's chemistry, identifying cardenolides in its leaves, and sheds light on the mechanisms leading to cardiac arrest, providing important insights for prevention.

The article focuses on the motivations behind posting WhatsApp statuses, revealing seven main gratification factors, including maintaining social relations, expressing views, sharing life updates, inspiration, social good, attention-seeking, and entertainment. The study, conducted through surveys and expert validation, offers practical applications for marketers and influencers to tailor messages and engage with users effectively.

The article focuses on a new method developed by researchers to detect and quantify glutathione levels using nitrogen-doped carbon dots, which offer enhanced fluorescence for accurate measurements. Topics include the synthesis process of nitrogen-doped carbon dots through microwave-assisted pyrolysis, their interaction with glutathione to restore fluorescence, and the potential applications for early disease detection and personalized treatment plans.

The article focuses on the disparities in menstrual hygiene practices in India, particularly between rural and urban areas, highlighting the impact on the well-being and education of young girls. Topics include the analysis of data from the National Family Health Survey, the prevalence of hygienic material use among adolescent women, and the identification of key contributors to the rural-urban gap, with a call for initiatives to address the issues.

The article focuses on addressing soil erosion vulnerability and carbon management in Tripura, part of the northeastern Himalayan region, utilizing advanced modeling techniques and digital mapping. Additionally, it discusses the development of biomarkers for endometrial cancer by leveraging circular RNAs and microRNAs, providing insights into potential therapeutic interventions and early-stage diagnosis.

The article focuses on how fostering a positive learning culture within an organization can enhance organizational intelligence and positively impact organizational performance, including the importance of senior management support for successful knowledge management.

The article focuses on investigating chromosomal abnormalities and the connection between biochemical parameters and mutations in the mitochondrial calcium uniporter gene in Alzheimer's disease, aiming to identify factors for early diagnosis.

The article focuses on the impact of emotional intelligence on the mental well-being of students in the Indian higher education sector, including a collaborative research conducted by Shikha Rana suggests that students who are in touch with their emotions can effectively regulate them.

The article focuses on adverse childhood experiences and their long-term impact on mental health and well-being, including a correlation between the number of adverse events experienced during childhood and higher likelihoods of depression, anxiety, and poor well-being.

The article focuses on the development of a graphene biosensor, created through collaboration between Marwadi University, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, and Najran University, for accurate detection of haemoglobin in microscopic bloodstains in forensic investigations.

The article focuses on the vulnerability of the common banded pond snail (Bellamya bengalensis) due to habitat loss, including the impact of carboxylic acids on the behavior and operculum structure of the snails, revealing increased vulnerability and structural damage.

The article focuses on the use of hydrocolloid-based edible coatings to enhance the shelf life and preserve the nutritional quality of mangoes, including the creation of a protective bilayer coating using gum arabic and carboxymethyl cellulose, which reduces moisture loss and preserves sugars.

The article focuses on the impact of deep fake travel destination videos on travelers' intentions and decisions, revealing that factors like perceived trust, information manipulation and media richness positively influence destination visit intentions.

The article investigating dengue outbreaks in Central India in 2019 and 2021, examining the prevalence of all four dengue virus serotypes, with particular emphasis on serotype 2 and its higher transmission potential; shedding light on genetic variations & potential evolutionary changes in the virus.

The article focuses on studying the molecular phylogeny and population genetics of Wilson's storm-petrel, a seabird species found in the Southern Ocean, highlighting its genetic diversity; population structure; and genetic differentiation between East Antarctic and sub-Antarctic populations.

The article focuses on the challenges of urban growth, particularly unplanned expansion and urban heat island effects. Researchers used satellite data to track land use changes in Kozhikode, Kerala and found that rapid urban growth had led to increased temperatures due to reduced vegetation. Another study used remote sensing and GIS to predict and manage urban growth in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu, showcasing the potential of these techniques for effective urban planning and mitigation strategies.

The article focuses on automating blood cell image recognition through a machine learning classification algorithm, which was developed by researchers from various institutions and achieved nearly 100% accuracy in classifying stained blood cells based on colors and shapes. This technique, which uses ant colony optimization and support vector machines, offers an efficient and accurate way to diagnose diseases and enhance patient treatment in clinics and hospitals.

The article focuses on the diversity of true crab species in Indian mangrove forests, highlighting the rich biodiversity supported by these ecosystems and discussing the positive correlation between crab diversity and mangrove cover. Additionally, it explores various natural compounds and their potential therapeutic applications in cancer treatment, including the enhancement of cancer drug action using isoliensinine.

The article focuses on using telemedicine for neurosurgery in remote locations, where a team at Air Force Hospitals in Kanpur, India successfully performed 23 neurotrauma surgeries, including the use of WhatsApp for sharing CT scan images and video calls for consultation with expert neurosurgeons.

The article focuses on assessing the extent of financial inclusion through fintech services, examining differences in awareness and usage across various demographic factors. Topics include the impact of advances in financial technology, such as Automated Teller Machine (ATM)s, electronic fund transfers, and internet banking, on accessibility.

The article focuses on the development of a cost-effective humidity sensor using chitosan films, enabling applications in monitoring respiratory conditions and skin humidity, including the fabrication process and successful testing on a mask for breath pattern detection.

The article focuses on repurposing existing drugs for the treatment of drug-resistant tuberculosis, with researchers using computational techniques to identify potential therapeutic targets and predicting the binding affinities, including the network-based screening of protein interactions.

The article focuses on designing small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) to silence the gene expression of SARS-CoV-2, with researchers identifying 25 siRNA sequences targeting the spike protein region, including the use of bioinformatics tools to predict effective siRNA sequences.

The article focuses on assessing the seismic potential of the Himalayas using a seismic index, aiming to understand the variation in seismic hazards at local and regional levels, including the collection of earthquake data over 120 years and estimation of seismic parameters.

The article focuses on locating and managing coal fires in the Sarisatolli coal mine in West Bengal, India, using a thermal imaging approach, including the challenges posed by smouldering fires in opencast coal mines and the use of thermal imaging tools to assess the extent of fires.

The article offers information on the increased biological invasion resulting from international transport and the lack of databases on invasive species in South Asian countries, posing a serious risk to food security. Topics include information on the collaborative efforts of researchers from India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Australia to create an inventory of invasive alien flora in South Asia.

The article focuses on the development of an optical interferometer-based method for standardizing and calibrating pressure measurement equipment, replacing the traditional mercury-based manometers to improve accuracy, reduce environmental risks & ensure long-term reliable operation. It discusses this new method can be used for calibrating pressure measuring devices in the range of 1-100 kilopascal pressure values; and enhancing the accuracy and reliability of pressure measurements.

The article focuses on optimizing the rice and dal ratio for idli batter to enhance taste, texture & digestibility, with research highlighting a 3:1 ratio of rice to dal as the ideal proportion for superior idli characteristics and a relatively low glycaemic index; and tips for making optimal idlis.

The article focuses on repurposing antiviral drugs to treat paediatric adenovirus infections, utilizing molecular docking and simulation studies to identify potential drugs; and highlighting two candidate drugs, baloxavir marboxil and sofosbuvir, for further investigation in clinical trials.

The article analyzing long-term trends in annual and seasonal precipitation in West Bengal, India, with insights into changes in rainfall patterns over the past century, the significant increase in monsoon rainfall in most districts, and potential implications for water security and crop planning.

The article discusses the development of a landslide prediction model for the North-West Himalayas region, discussing the geological conditions, triggers, and correlations between rainfall and landslides, with potential applications in assessing landslide risk and early warning systems in the area.

The article offers information on seismic zonation mapping in India, utilizing hazard response data, and discusses the application of machine learning and artificial intelligence in refining the seismic zone map; and aiding in disaster preparedness and construction planning.

The article focuses on various factors influencing investment decisions, including personal financial needs, information from different sources and cognitive biases. Researchers explored how information sources impact investing decisions, how cognitive biases affect financial choices and the level of financial literacy among socially deprived groups, highlighting the need for improved financial education and outreach among marginalized communities.

The article focuses on the impact of solar flares on the low-latitude ionosphere, exploring the correlation between solar flares and changes in total electron content. Researchers gathered data from GPS-based measurements and analyzed solar X-ray and extreme ultraviolet flux data to reveal a significant connection between solar flares and ionospheric electron content fluctuations, which has implications for communication and navigation systems.