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 | Madurai youth bags CM's State Youth Award for service to the elderlyHaving lost his father at a very young age, Arun was single parented by his mother. A graduate of Computer Science, Arun now works at a private construction company in Madurai | |
 | This Kerala youth, from a family of theyyam artists, cleared UPSC in 2018 and 2019 because he wanted a 'better rank'Vivek KV who hails from Kannur now hopes to make it to the IAS. He was previously working with the railways and began tutoring UPSC aspirants while writing the exam himself | |
 | Study reveals why early marriage can be unsafe for young adultsThe current findings, published in the journal Development and Psychopathology, follow previous research that found marriage protects against risky alcohol use | |
 | Heart It Out provides counselling in 11 Indian languages and has a zero wait time policyNithya Rao, Psychologist and Founder of Heart It Out, talks about how mental health and counselling can shape people's life. They provide counselling in 11 different langauges to help speak out | |
 | HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal: Encourage India's institutions to take research further to turn COVID crisis into an opportunityFrom the IITs to the smallest institutions, almost everyone has innovated in some way to help the fight against COVID. This is why we need to foster research and use it indigenously for development | |
 | Too little and too much: COVID-19 lockdown anxieties take a toll on sleep cyclesAs India navigates the ninth week of the nationwide lockdown that pushed millions of people into the confines of their homes, distress and anxiety are on the rise | |
 | Epilepsy-related deaths common in young adults, new research showsThe study is being conducted in Scotland and looks to identify the burden of epilepsy-related deaths, what proportion of these are potentially avoidable | |
 | AIIMS doctors say mobiles can be potential carrier of Coronavirus in healthcare institutionsIn healthcare facilities, phones are used to communicate with other health care workers, look up recent medical guidelines, research drug interactions, understand adverse events and more | |
 | Sunglasses with distance sensors to touchless doorbell: Students turn innovators to fight COVID-19Shivam Mukherjee, a Class 9 student of Amity International School here, has invented a sanitisation band called 'Abhay' | |
 | IIT Roorkee has developed a scanner-like UV sterilisation system for your phones, gadgets to be COVID-freeA four-member team from the Chemical engineering department built the prototype that can be used in public places and to ensure that your phones are germ-free | |
 | Here's India's first portable UV steriliser to disinfect phones. This is why you should check it outDailyObjects' new-age portable disinfectant for phone, tech-gadgets and personal accessories, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, is a step in the right direction. Find out how it works | |
 | Tamil Nadu Agricultural University makes nano absorbent sanitiser that lasts on your hands for almost 30 minutesThe sanitiser include additional nano absorbent particles which protect your hands from germs for a longer period | |
 | Extra hours in work from home may lead to adverse psychological impactClose to two months into a nationwide, it seems work-from-home experiment has no end in sight. And, if there were boundaries separating work and personal life, it seems it has faded away | |
 | ICAR-CIPHET develops touch-free dispenser for hand sanitisersThe volume can further be increased or decreased by changing the code in the software | |
 | These Manipur University research scholars have been staying on campus and produced 21,250 sanitiser bottles in a monthThe hand sanitisers are being used not only by the government departments and the health officials, but sanitation workers and common people in the rural areas as well |
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