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 | Welcome to Reason: Can we ignore students’ mental health issues any longer?The fact that change is difficult for adults should bear on our minds, when we try and understand just how difficult this kind of change can be on children | |
 | The Trainer Brainer: Why you should commit to online learning to get the best resultsIt is important to create a mental note that online education is now the actual education and that it is no way inferior to the regular form of education | |
 | Colleges and universities in UP set to re-open from February 15 with strict safety measures in placeAccording to the communication letter between officials of higher education, it will be mandatory for all teachers and students to wear face masks | |
 | VIMSAR doctors to study impact of COVID-19 vaccines and seroconversionSeroconversion is the time period during which a specific antibody develops and becomes detectable in the blood | |
 | Scientists drive detailed study into how cancer cells commute in the bodyThe results indicate that non-metastatic cells can metastasize via the polyclonal metastasis mechanism using the fibrotic niche induced by malignant cells | |
 | Will the Karnataka Government reopen schools for Class 1 to 8 students after February 16?Besides speaking about reopening of schools for Class 1 to 8, he also announced the final time-table for PUC 2 students. This has been designed keeping dates of competitive exams like NEET, JEE etc | |
 | Report says SC, ST students vastly ignored, may not benefit much from Union BudgetOut of the total budget, only 4.5 percent has been allocated towards ‘targeted schemes’ (schemes having direct impact on the communities) for SCs and only 2.6 per cent for STs | |
 | In a first, organic farming university likely to come up in ShivamoggaAgriculture Minister BC Patil also stressed on the importance of organic farming and said that programmes will be held to raise awareness | |
 | Scientists map detailed genome of malaria mosquito vector, aim to control disease transmissionThe researchers noted that mosquito-transmitted malaria is the leading global killer among vector-borne diseases, claiming over 400,000 human lives in 2019 | |
 | Study links reduced physical activity to COVID-19 induced depressionThe study documented dramatic changes in physical activity, sleep, and time use at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic | |
 | Why are over 800 medical super speciality seats in the country still empty in colleges across India?The latest data available with the MCC says that 12 seats were added and another six were removed post that. Of the total 946 seats, only 146 were filled | |
 | Study suggests why portraying humans as healthy machines can backfireTo combat obesity, governments, marketers, and consumer welfare organizations often encourage consumers to make food choices more rationally | |
 | Private tuition centre in Malappuram attended by over 90 students suspected to be 'super-spreader' of COVID-19Apart from the Marancherry and Vanneri schools, a few more schools in the vicinity have been closed for the time-being to arrest the spread | |
 | Study reveals high blood pressure causes atrial fibrillationAtrial fibrillation is the most common heart rhythm disorder, affecting more than 40 million individuals globally | |
 | Scientists develop personalised platform that can boost medicine research for cancerThe platform features an interactive database that provides insight into the role of disease-associated mutations in cancer |
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