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INDIA GOVERNMENT'S LPG POLICY: FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PUBLIC HEALTH.

People who do not use LPG as cooking fuel mainly use Solid Fuels (Fire wood, animal dung, crop waste) or kerosene. But LPG is more eco-friendly and healthy than those other cooking fuels. Burning of these Solid fuels or Kerosene produces very high level of indoor air pollution with a range of health damaging pollutants (SO2 , NO2 etc.) including small shoot particle that penetrate deep into the lung. Read more

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A PLANNET FULL OF DIAMONDS.
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It’s actually a planet by name “55 Cancri e” orbiting a star in Cancer constellation. Its mass is about 7.8 Earth masses and its diameter is about twice that of Earth's. 55 Cancri e was discovered on August 30, 2004 but its discovery was challenged in 2005. Recently further information about the plannet has been given by the scientists. The most interesting information is that at least a third of the planet's mass, the equivalent of about three Earth masses, could be diamond. Read more

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SUPERCOMPUTER IN INDIA.

The chief protagonists of India’s success of building first indigenously made Supercomputer: Ronald Wilson Reagan, the then President of USA, if he handed over the Supercomputer technology to India easily Indian scientists and technologists might not have taken the challenge, Rajiv Gandhi, the then Prime Minister of India, who had shown the foresight and approved the C-DAC project and Dr. Vijay Bhatkar, the first chief of C-DAC, who may be called the father of Indian Supercomputer..... Read more

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