Pope Leo XIV presents the pallium to Archbishop W. Shawn McKnight of Kansas City, Kan., during Mass on June 29 ...

NewEngland #IndianFood #Davidsbeenhere Our day began at Madras Dosa Company in the seaport area, where we’d have a delicious ...

Senegal's local Ladoum sheep are among the most expensive in the world, due to their majestic features and beauty ...

Sheep competed for prizes Sunday at one of Senegal's regularly held sheep pageants. One of the stars of the show in ...

Radheshyam Kumawat India is increasingly being recognized as a global leader in today’s world, a recognition that stems from ...

Including museum restaurant that’s only sticking around for a year and a destination diner four years in the making.

The wool industry has India in its sights, with a growing ultra-rich population meaning the country could be a final ...

SKUAST-Kashmir scientists developed India's first gene-edited sheep using CRISPR-Cas9, targeting the myostatin gene to boost muscle growth. Vice Chancellor Dr. Nazir Ahmad Ganai and the research team ...

The lamb, developed at the university’s Centre for Animal Biotechnology, has an edited myostatin gene that boosts muscle growth. (Photo Source: SKUAST) A group of researchers at Sher-e-Kashmir ...

The lamb born in SKAUST is the outcome of a four-year research effort funded by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research. Shah and his colleagues used drugs to initiate superovulation in female ...

In a quiet corner of Kashmir, science has made history. A lamb was born, not just any lamb, but India’s first gene-edited sheep — a small animal carrying a giant step forward for Indian research.

Scientists and researchers at the Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST) have developed India's first gene-edited sheep using CRISPR-Cas9 technology. "Through ...