Sacred Stones and Statecraft: How Temple Restoration Became India’s Soft Power Weapon in Southeast Asia
A new study in SN Social Sciences shows how India is deploying temple restoration, cultural exchange, and shared religious heritage ...
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Why Indian Consumers Go Green: Satisfaction Drives Green Banking Adoption, Study Finds
A survey of 760 consumers in Gujarat shows customer satisfaction is the dominant driver of green banking adoption in India, ...
How Weak States Can Still Build Strong Policy Capacity
A new study of Indian governance at national, state and city levels shows that weak states can build effective policy ...
Food Waste’s Link to Carbon Emissions Proves Elusive in Emerging Economies
A new panel data study of India, Brazil, South Africa, and Indonesia finds that food waste's independent effect on carbon ...
Fitness Beats Age: What Really Decides Curative Cancer Care in Older Adults
A study of 333 older Indian patients with gastrointestinal cancer finds that disease stage and performance status, not chronological age, ...
New Social Impact Scoring Tool Puts Kolkata’s Leather Industry Under the Microscope
Researchers have developed a new hybrid assessment method called DSAM and applied it to Kolkata's leather industry, revealing significant social ...
Obesity Reshaped: Landmark Indian Study Finds Nearly 4 in 10 Older Adults Carry Excess Fat
A national analysis of over 60,000 older Indian adults applying the 2025 Lancet obesity framework finds that 37.53 percent have ...
Aerosols and Clouds Have Halved Surface Warming Over India, Study Finds
A new observational study finds that aerosols and cloud cover have halved the surface warming trend over India between 2001 ...
Light to Read the Soil: Spectroscopy Moves Toward Rapid Fertility Testing
A comprehensive review finds that diffuse reflectance spectroscopy can reliably predict many soil fertility properties within seconds, but transferability, chromophore ...
AI and Sentinel-2 Satellites Map Water Hyacinth Invasion Across Indian Lakes
Researchers used Sentinel-2 satellite imagery and machine learning to detect and track persistent water hyacinth infestations in lakes across five ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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