It's no secret that long distance relationships aren't easy to maintain, but youngsters vouch for mobile applications, in short apps, that help them bridge the gap and keep them happy without burning a hole in their pockets.


In distant relationship? Apps bridge gap (Valentine's Day is on Feb 14)


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Scientists have discovered a key molecule that holds promise for people who suffer from chronic inflammation as their immune systems overreact to 'self' tissue.


Blocking key molecule key to curb autoimmune disease: Study


Is there a possible connection between owning car or computer or even TV set with obesity? Definitely, say researchers.


Own a car or TV? Obesity, diabetes lurk at you


Pharma major Cipla chairman Yusuf Hamied Monday donated Rs.8 crore to support a chemistry education programme in Indian schools by the Britain-based Royal Society of Chemistry.


Cipla head donates Rs.8 crore to promote chemistry in India


India's indigenous jet trainer aircraft 'Sitara' is likely to be operational by the end of this year, Defence Minister A.K. Antony informed parliament Monday.


Indigenous jet trainer may operate by year-end: Antony


Two Britons have died after downing alarming amounts of alcohol in order to complete a controversial internet challenge, media reported Monday.


Deaths of Britons blamed on internet drinking craze


Research finds that strong trade winds have driven more of the heat from global warming into the oceans

It is time to beat the heat

Be it deciding your look, gift or romantic destination, apps can make your Valentine's Day special.


Let Apps decide your valentine


Know how male deer decide whether to fight with rival deer or leave them exhausted and rush after that call for mating? Scientists know now.


Learn how male deer decide on call for mating


If you think frozen meals are ready to eat and just need to be reheated in microwaves, get alarmed.


Let frozen food stay in microwave for safe eating


People who experience fear while watching a film feel a greater affiliation with a brand than those who watch films which evoke happiness, sadness or excitement, says fascinating research.


Scare your customers to build brand identity, says study


There is a common saying about the Indian retail consumers'  "can't touch, won't buy" mentality. However, this is gradually changingwith the rising trend of online shopping.


India's e-commerce industry may reach $70 bn by 2020


A nutritional supplement high in antioxidants and other natural components can help boost the speed at which the brains of older adults process information.


Wonder dietary supplement may boost older adults' brain


In midlife women with HIV, anxiety stands out as having the greatest impact on thinking skills, shows new research.


Anxiety affects cognitive skills in midlife women with HIV


Flowering plants may have been a critical source of nutrition for large ancient mammals, shows a new research.


Large ancient mammals survived on flowering plants: Study


Internet facility on mobile phones and dongle appliances was Sunday suspended across the Kashmir Valley to prevent spread of rumours by anti-social elements, official sources here said.


Internet on mobile phones suspended in Kashmir Valley


Canadian Industry Minister James Moore has unveiled a new plan to develop the country's space industry in a bid to safeguard Canada's "sovereignty, security and prosperity".


Canada unveils new space policy


Vice President Hamid Ansari Friday said that science and technology are indispensable for addressing major contemporary challenges of economic growth and social transformation.


Only science and technology can address today's challenges: Ansari



Science and technology must for growth, social change: Ansari


DRDO is working with the CRPF for customising unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) Nishant for use in Maoist-affected areas, DRDO officials said here Friday.


DRDO working with CRPF to customise UAV


A team of researchers has found that the abundance of mesopelagic fish in the ocean that could be at least 10 times higher than previously thought.

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