For Baby Boomers, science class wasn’t just about memorizing facts — it was about hands-on experiments that could be messy, exciting, or even slightly dangerous. From the 1950s through the 1970s, ...

In the last week of August, Ria*, an IT professional in Bengaluru, was juggling too many plates, attending office meetings and helping her son (grade 4) complete school projects before the deadline.

Have you ever wondered how scientists create new medicines, make plants resistant to pests, or even use tiny living things to clean up pollution? All these amazing feats fall under a fascinating field ...