Новости за 13.06.2021

Pyrostria laljii is new to science, and also the first record of the genus Pyrostria in India.

The Serbian world number one increased his Grand Slam tally to 19 titles, and is now one adrift of the men's record held by Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal

More than ₹6.7 lakh collected in COVID-19 fund-raiser featuring Anand and a line-up of celebrities

Motor Third-Party Liability (TP) insurance is a cover under which the insured does not get to make a claim, but is covered for any claims that others

Senior citizens, common investors should opt for high-quality corporate bonds to mitigate the risk of negative real returns

New Zealand trumped England 1-0 in a two-match series in the run-up to the World Test Championship final

Chile begins its campaign against Argentina on Monday

Nihal, Gukesh tied fourth; Keymer in sole lead

The result meant New Zealand secured a first Test series win in England since 1999 and only their third overall in the country

In 2019-2020, the Railways netted ₹160.87 crore which was the highest earning from platform tickets for the national transporter in the last five years.

A video on Manoj Kumar from Kerala, who grew a forest on one-and-a-half acres

Manoj’s work is consistent with his belief that man connects with Mother Earth for survival

Solar flares from the surface of the Sun generate particles that can have particularly devastating impacts on human health and penetrate current generation spaceships.

Scientists have long known that noise pollution affects birds and animals. A new study suggests that the detrimental effects have trickled down to plants as well and the risks can be long-term.

This year’s International Booker Prize winner is a brutal tale of war, told in sharp, spare prose

The wickedly funny and talented actor has a lot to say about everything, from her theatre days to OTT platforms, in her autobiography

A new biography of Edward Said maps his Arab and American selves and illustrates how his writings on Palestine, music, public intellectuals, and literature intertwine

In seven segments, three writers describe the mridangam, partly adapting ideas from C.V. Raman’s seminal paper

Pulitzer judges called Erdrich’s novel “a majestic, polyphonic novel about a community’s efforts to halt the proposed displacement and elimination of several Native American tribes in the 1950s, rendered with dexterity and imagination.”

An economist decodes the reforms and rues the absence of effective consultations with trade unions on issues concerning workers and the economy

Mumbai-based company Bound, run entirely by young women, aims to demystify the publishing industry