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This can contribute to distress and conflict in the relationship and impact the sexual relationship and functioning.

Sex and you: Men too suffer the after-sex blues

PCD has the potential to distress the individual, his partner and also disrupt the important relationship processes.

20 Aug 2018 1:30 AM IST

Singers Nithyashree Mahadevan and O.S. Arun were trolled on their rumoured singing of Thyagaraja keerthanas with a twist by injecting the word Jesus for any of Hindu gods.

Sound bites: Trolls haunt Christ in Carnatic

Krishna says music does not have religious boundaries.

20 Aug 2018 1:27 AM IST

Mars is the most accessible planet beyond the Earth-Moon system but the challenges of exploration are required to be well-understood to sustain a permanent human presence there.

Manned mission to Mars: The challenges

Reducing the exposure to zero gravity and radiation events helps reduce the risk to the crew.

20 Aug 2018 1:24 AM IST

Colleen Lightbody is a renowned expert on Neuroscience and the workings of the brain.

Runversation: Take on tragedies, turn into an ultrarunner

Neuroscience specialist Colleen Lightbody who overcame tragedies is now a marathoner who has run 3 Comrades.

14 Aug 2018 1:53 AM IST

Holmes hasty and haphazard actions exposed as many as 176,000 customers to compromised health information.

Eye-opener: Homoeopathy is a worse fraud than Theranos

Homoeopaths are defrauding people with their nonsensical treatments and doing real harm in the process.

14 Aug 2018 1:46 AM IST

The need to preserve ones business heritage typically kicks in 50-60 years after an enterprise is formally established.

On the legacy route: A boost from the past

Old catalogues dating back to the 1930s are coming in handy for the progeny to make historical archival inquiries to...

6 Aug 2018 1:32 AM IST

Parents of students at Kalavoor Higher Secondary School take oath as part of campaign of no TV serial at home during study time.

Quality time: Prime time study for Kalavoor

Parents decided not to switch on TV from 7 pm to 9 pm as part of the plan to become the first a 'serial-freepanchayat'.

6 Aug 2018 1:27 AM IST

Women rights activists protest in New Delhi on July 30 over the sexual assault of girls at a state-funded shelter home in Muzaffarpur district, Bihar. Police dug up the grounds of the rescue home after allegations that one girl was killed there.

House of horrors: India fails its daughters again in Bihar

The girls, in their statement to the investigating team, also revealed that they were sedated and raped every night.

6 Aug 2018 1:24 AM IST

Science must address the problem of land degradation and water duty on crops to find solutions that are context-specific and resource sensitive.

Farm friendly: Agriculture needs science, not politics

Sadly, political economy has pushed agriculture science to the background.

29 July 2018 2:31 AM IST

Getting older means learning to appreciate at this stage of life and treating it as a new adventure. There is still so much to be discovered.

Runversation: At 70, she has all the continents at her feet

For Chau Smith, running clears her head to make better decisions.

29 July 2018 2:28 AM IST

With the human footprint expanding around the world, more and more wild animals are becoming active at night, finds a study.

Man vs wild: Humans make wildlife take up night shift

Leopards would start getting active in the late evening.

29 July 2018 2:25 AM IST

Chemical engineer Gautam Sabhahit.

Innovation: Making desalination sustainable, feasible

Bacteria are not always a bane, and could be beneficial too.

27 July 2018 2:25 AM IST