The Acts of Union were two landmark pieces of legislation—one passed by the Parliament of England and the other by the Parliament of Scotland—that brought the Kingdom of...
Adam of Bremen was a significant German chronicler of the eleventh century whose works provide essential insight into the political, ecclesiastical, and geographical landscape of Northern Europe during...
Adam Smith was an influential Scottish economist, philosopher and central figure of the Scottish Enlightenment whose works laid the intellectual foundations of classical political economy. Best known for...
Adaptive radiation is a major evolutionary process through which a single ancestral lineage diversifies rapidly into multiple species, each adapted to different ecological niches. This diversification is typically...
Adhesives are non-metallic substances capable of binding separate surfaces through molecular attraction and maintaining resistance to separation. They have long been used to join materials ranging from wood...
Administrative law constitutes a principal branch of public law concerned with regulating the activities, powers, and procedures of governmental administrative agencies. It provides the legal framework within which...
Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) unveiled details of its first indigenous human space mission dubbed as Gaganyaan to be launched in 2022. The mission was announced by Prime...
Union Government has constituted new 21-member advisory panel on science, technology and innovation called Prime Minister’s Science, Technology and Innovation Advisory Council (PM-STIAC). It will be headed by...
Emmerson Mnangagwa was officially sworn-in as the new President of Zimbabwe on August 26, after narrowly winning the 2018 Zimbabwean general election. It was the country’s first election...
The Government of India (GoI) has constituted a 21-member committee to advise Prime Minister Narendra Modi on policy matters related to science, technology and innovation. The committee, dubbed...
