Ravi is a common name in India. It means sun in Sanskrit. Many people named Ravi are known for their achievements. The name is often associated with brightness and energy. In Indian culture, the sun holds significant importance. It represents life and sustenance. Ravi is also a popular name in various fields, including arts and literature.
Researchers from the Indian Institute of Science have made a fascinating discovery in the Indian Ocean—the existence of a colossal and perplexing phenomenon known as the "Gravity Hole."...
Guru Ravidas Jayanti is a celebration of the birth of Guru Ravidas, a 15th-century poet, saint, and social reformer. The day is marked on the full moon day...
Gravitational waves are curvature disturbances in space-time due to accelerated mass. Gravitational waves are invisible but incredibly fast ripples in space. It travels at speed of light which...
Molnupiravir is used to treat COVID 19. It is sold under the Lagevrio brand name and inhibits RNA virus replication.HighlightsMolnupiravir is a type of prodrug. Prodrugs are compounds...
The Kerala Day is also known as Kerala Piravi Day. On 1st November, annually, this day is celebrated. It is celebrated to commemorate the birth of the Kerala...
Dharavi is a slum located in the city of Mumbai. Since, April 2021 Dharavi has reported around 100 Covid-19 positive cases regularly. But, in the last few days,...
China has launched its two satellites that detects the gravitational waves into the planned orbit on December 9, 2020.HighlightsThe satellites were launched from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center...
As we celebrate the birth anniversary of the legendary Indian painter, Raja Ravi Varma on 29th April (1848-1906), it's time to brush upon his extensive contributions in giving...
The Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has successfully completed the construction of a new bridge on the Ravi river. This accomplishment ensures a permanent connection between the Kasowal enclave...
The scientific community is abuzz with the recent discovery of an unusually diminutive virus in a Brazilian lake. Given the moniker 'Yaravirus' after ‘Yara’, a water-queen figure from...
