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 | The Badshah of Indian Politics: Why the BJP government's flops don't affect Modi's popularity among India's youngIf it were anyone else, would the migrant exodus, the economic slowdown, the CAA-NRC issue and the Delhi riots not put then in front of question from the electorate. Is Modi above that? | |
 | Mumbai-based NMIMS becomes first to offer degree in contemporary Western musicAt NMIMS School of Performing Arts (SOPA), they recognize that mastery and success are two sides of the same coin, and their program is designed to ensure students achieve both | |
 | We are against online education and digital divide: VP Sanu on why SFI started its TV ChallengeThrough the challenge, the organisation asks people with extra television sets to donate it to the ones who need it to access lessons | |
 | This Pune-based school has spent 25-years bringing high-quality education to those who are most deprived of itFees are nominal at the school — Rs 500-600 a month. It follows the state board curriculum and teaches children from nursery to Class 10. We find out more | |
 | Gujarat Forensic Sciences University calls for stepping up DNA evidence ‘collect & test' in India to combat expected surge in rapes post-lockdownTaking note of the expected surge in crime after the COVID-19 lockdown, the initiative aims at equipping first-line responders in criminal investigation with a clear understanding of DNA evidence | |
 | Slowdown, you say? KIIT has 3,650 job offers for more than 90 per cent of their studentsStudents at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) have braved the economic slowdown and have managed to get themselves placed in top multinational companies with hefty salary packages | |
 | Here's how Hyderabad's TechieRide is making the world a better place, one social issue at a timeHyderabad-based TechieRide might have started off as a carpooling initiative, but today, they do something for everybody, be it education, tribal welfare and now, even COVID-19 relief activities | |
 | How NIT Tiruchy will drive online content for MOOCs on govt e-learning platform SWAYAMRecently chosen as the national MOOCs coordinator for UG and PG engineering courses, NIT-T is training faculty, involving students and strengthening infrastructure | |
 | This Bengaluru start-up is using machine learning and IoT to detect the freshness of your fruits and veggiesQZense has developed two devices that use sense of smell and sight to determine the quality of fresh produce | |
 | ICMR suggests states and UTs to reduce corona testing pricesThe testing supplies are stabilising and are being locally procured as against the earlier situation when all supplies were imported | |
 | 60 percent of women say Indian schools have inadequate facilities to dispose sanitary pads: Annual Menstrual Hygiene SurveyIn workspaces too, 41 percent women felt their office needed better cleanliness and facilities to change and dispose sanitary pads off in toilets | |
 | 85 percent of students miss interaction with teachers, online classes can't replace schools: SurveyAround 50 per cent of the students, covered in the survey, stated that they find it difficult to understand the subject without the classroom environment and teacher present | |
 | Smart Cities Mission to upscale to support Karnataka to tackle COVID-19The focus will be on strengthening health infrastructure, providing medical equipment and developing information technology solutions | |
 | Remember Swamy from Malgudi Days? This is what he is doing in life now!With Malgudi Days returning to the silver screen, We caught up with Manjunath Nayaker, who played the role of Swami, and took a trip down memory lane with him | |
 | Emergency Covid-19 vaccine could be ready by Jan-Feb 2021: Former ICMR chiefRNA is the genetic material of the viruses and messenger RNA or mRNA vaccines are fully synthetic. After knowing the target antigen's sequence, the production of a vaccine can be accelerated |
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