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Suez Canal: Over 120 Fish Species Have Crossed Since 1869, More Expected

Since 1869, the Suez Canal has acted as a corridor for 120 fish species between the Red Sea and Mediterranean, profoundly altering ecosystems. Three more may follow.

Lok Mandate DeskAugust 2, 2026

Science

Ghana Transforms Daily Plastic Waste into Durable Roads, Offers Sustainable Model for India

Ghana's capital is converting 300 tonnes of daily plastic waste into resilient, cost-effective road paving blocks, offering a sustainable model for nations like India.

Lok Mandate DeskAugust 2, 2026

Science

Solar Panels Power Farm to Self-Sufficiency and Extra Income

A pioneering farm has demonstrated a sustainable model by integrating 832 solar panels, enabling it to produce food, generate its own energy, and secure additional revenue.

Lok Mandate DeskAugust 2, 2026

Science

Oregon Teen's Air-to-Water Device Offers Sustainable Hope for Drought-Hit Farms

A 13-year-old from Oregon has invented a device that converts air moisture into potable water, offering a sustainable solution for agriculture facing water scarcity. This innovation holds global promi

Lok Mandate DeskAugust 2, 2026

Science

Scientists Recreate Early Universe Dust to Unravel Life's Origins

In a significant lab experiment, scientists synthesised interstellar cosmic dust, mimicking early universe conditions to study the origins of planets and life.

Lok Mandate DeskJuly 25, 2026

Science

NASA's Puncture-Proof Tyres for Mars Rovers Could Revolutionise Indian Transport

NASA's innovative airless tyres, designed for Mars rovers using Nitinol, promise to eliminate punctures and adapt to extreme conditions, with potential to transform Indian transport.

Lok Mandate DeskJuly 25, 2026

Science

Antarctic Ice Loss Data: A Mid-Century Guide for India's Coastal Preparedness

New scientific data on Antarctic ice melt provides a reliable basis for governments, including India, to plan for rising sea levels until mid-century.

Lok Mandate DeskJuly 25, 2026

Science

Scientists Uncover Superworms' Remarkable Ability to Degrade Plastic

International research has revealed that 'superworms', common pet-store inhabitants, possess a unique capability to break down polystyrene plastic.

Lok Mandate DeskJuly 24, 2026

Science

Breakthrough Magnetic Material Clears Microplastics, Offers Hope for India's Water Treatment

Australian scientists have engineered a reusable magnetic material capable of removing over 95% of microplastics from water, a significant step for global water treatment, especially in nations like I

Lok Mandate DeskJuly 24, 2026

Science

The 1957 Brazilian Escape That Unleashed 'Killer Bees'

An accidental release of 26 queen bees from a Brazilian breeding programme in 1957 led to the creation of the aggressive 'killer bees' that spread across the Americas.

Lok Mandate DeskJuly 24, 2026

Science

Parasitic Tapeworm Dramatically Extends Ant Lifespan by Mimicking Queen Biology

In a fascinating discovery from Germany, a parasitic tapeworm has been found to significantly prolong the lives of worker ants by genetically altering them to resemble queen ants.

Lok Mandate DeskJuly 23, 2026

Science

Massive Pre-Dinosaur Amphibian Fossil Unearthed by Volunteer Team

A colossal 1,300-kilogram fossil of a Mastodonsaurus, an ancient amphibian predator from 240 million years ago, is being meticulously cleaned by over 2,000 volunteers.

Lok Mandate DeskJuly 23, 2026

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