ISSN: 2456-7264 | Issue – 28 | Published On 27/03/2024 |
Population growth, urbanization, and use of modern technologies now-a-days demand a great deal of energy every day. To meet the need of the growing population, fossil fuels (i.e. coal, natural gas and oil) are conventionally used since long, which is a well- known source of non-renewable energy. Till date, burning
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The word ‘research’ in its broadest sense refers to the systematic assortment of data or information for advancement of knowledge. Although, in recent times the definition has been framed for a brief perception, in ancient times there were no such demarcation which could limit such endeavours. Human’s very attribute ‘inquisitiveness’
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Evolution has made its existence right from the formation of our planet earth; and after the appearance of human beings, study of science has covered a milestone. Biology literally means “the study of life”, a study of living mysteries, from the working of a protein molecule to the growth of
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At this modern era, where most of the developed economies have shifted their focus to applied research, we are still concentrating more on the basic research. Slowly we are also moving into a capitalistic society and government can’t afford continuous wealth drain in basic research in the long run. Government-provided
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According to me, it will be a great initiative to introduce Biotechnology as a subject at Higher Secondary Level by school boards/councils in NE India. Biotechnology is relatively a new research based subject which requires good infrastructure, equipments, trained teachers and expertise in acquiring new skills. For this subject to
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Genetically modified food and researches should not be entertained. According to me, we have not yet understood nature and natural products, and their systematics completely. By altering a natural product in the interest of one species might be drastically harmful for some other species. While altering a food using genetic
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Currently there is a global and political controversy concerning the safety of genetically modified (GM) foods especially in India whereas the developed countries like United Kingdom, United States, Italy, Spain and Germany are in favor of GM food producing Corn, Oilseed Rape, Tomato, Potato, Soybean, Sugar Beet, Squash, Rice, Papaya,
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