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Jindal Global Law Review is India’s only journal to become a SCOPUS-indexed journal
JGLR is especially interested publishing works that expand and reimagine the boundaries of the legal discipline through innovations in method and form.
More information may sometimes lead to worse decisions
New York, Information overload may not always be a good thing. Researchers have found that in certain circumstances, having…
AI can detect blood cancer with high reliability
Artificial Intelligence can help detect one of the most common forms of blood cancer – acute myeloid leukaemia…
Machine Learning identifies bat species that can spread Nipah
Kochi, June 28 (IANS) Researchers have developed a model using Machine Learning (ML) to identify bat species with…
More than 2 eggs per day deadly for your heart: Study
Researchers have warned that eating more than two eggs daily can increase the risk of death and developing…
Record-breaking almost 10 inch long salamander found in US
New York, Jan 26 Researchers have discovered the largest cave salamander in North America, a 9.3-inch specimen of…
Stroke patients at 70% higher risk of dementia: Study
London, Aug 31: People who have suffered a stroke are 70 per cent more likely to develop dementia,…
BP starts dropping 14 years prior to death: Study
New York, Dec 5: Since ages doctors have known that in the average person, blood pressure increases from…
Mothers work more, dads spends more leisure time: Study
New York, Oct 9: Do you think your mom works less than your dad? No, in fact she may…
Know how to deliver bad news to people
New York, Oct 8: Nobody wants to receive bad news, but when they must they prefer receiving it straight,…
CSIR ranked 9th public research institution of the world
New Delhi, Aug 31: India’s largest autonomous public research and development organisation Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)…
Now an artificial heart made of spider silk
London, Aug 20: Researchers have developed cardiac muscle tissue made of spider silk, to investigate whether artificial silk…
US researchers invent first battery-free cellphone
San Francisco, July 8: University of Washington researchers have invented a cellphone that requires no batteries — a major leap forward…
Night shifts may hamper DNA repair
New York, June 27 : If you are working on night shifts regularly, chances are your body’s ability to…
Older Fathers may have ‘Geekier’ Sons: Study
London, June 21: Sons of older fathers are more intelligent, more focused on their interests and less concerned about…
Friends become more important than family as we age: Study
NewDelhi, June 9 : Keeping a few really good friends around can make a world of difference for your…
Drink More Coffee To Prevent Liver Cancer : Study
New Delhi, May 31: Increasing coffee consumption may help to stave off liver cancer, a new study has…
For good concentration, Meditate 10 mins daily
Everyone witness lack of concentration in a day or for while sometimes, so one can overcome this by…
Opt for stairs, not soda, to feel more energised at work
New York, April 23: Researchers have found that 10 minutes of walking up and down stairs at a regular…
Mothers’s cervical bacteria may help prevent premature birth
New York, Jan 24: Researchers confirmed that presence of bacteria in a woman’s vagina and cervix may either increase…
Beat breast cancer risk with curd daily
Intake of probiotics in the body may help in increasing the proportion of beneficial bacteria in the breast…
Laser heat could improve prostate cancer treatment
Researchers have found that an experimental treatment — the precise application of heat via laser to a tumour…
Want to impress your girlfriend?
All men who wants to attract their girlfriends towards them can check here how to, as a new…
Is your Kid’s mental health in dark?
A new research found alarming results which said that the Increased exposure in poor quality of air pollution can…
Does Heart attack kill silently?
According to a new research, nearly half of all heart attacks may not have classic symptoms, such as…
World’s tiniest thermometer, 20,2000 times smaller than human hair
Scientists have created the world’s tiniest thermometer that is 20,000 times smaller than a human hair, using DNA structures…
What makes foodies glad and dieters depressed
Contrary to popular perceptions, foodies – those who take time to appreciate the texture, flavour and beauty of…
Saline water neat wounds finer than soap and water
Researchers, including one of Indian-origin says, although using soap and water has remained the standard practice of wound…
Cloud burst in Himalayas quite immense
A new research said ,the snowfall and rain in the Himalayas is about twice as high as commonly…
NO2 emission advancing in India, latest NASA air quality maps display
The emission of the nitrogen dioxide pollutant has gone up significantly in the South Asia region, including India,…
Half of Muslim doctors in US vibes unfairness
A national survey has revealed, that American Muslims, even those in one the most highly regarded professions in…
Don’t use Google to answer mild questions
According to new research, most people are less willing to rely on their knowledge and say they…
Women “healthier in mind, not in body”
A new research reveals that more women are now spending lesser years with impaired brain function but…
Despite knowing threats Youngsters operating phones
New research found, today’s youth are very rash in driving despite of knowing about the dangers along with that…