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 | This rescue dog is now helping abuse victims find inner peace, courtesy AAT. This is his incredible storyAs Animal Assisted Therapy is slowly gaining momentum in India, we check out how TWT269's Johnny is a trailblazer in more ways that one. This is his incredible story | |
 | Meet the Chennai AI start-up that helped RCB fans say 'Ee Saala Cup Namde'Roanuz, which has been building AI-based APIs for seven years now, has worked with some of the coolest brands around — especially during the IPL when cricket fever spikes big time | |
 | Why Hindustan Aviation Academy is a go-to place for studentsHAA inculcates values like honesty, credibility and punctuality which are essential in the Aviation and Management industry | |
 | Shoolini University researchers come up with eco-friendly, low-cost plan to produce biodiesel from biowasteA provisional patent entitled 'Low cost and eco-friendly process for the production of biodiesel from biowaste' was filed by Dr Saurabh Kulshreshtha and one of his students | |
 | This institute offers a unique way for students to realise their academic hopes!John Christopher has established the perfect portal to your dream of studying and working abroad - complete with scholarships, permanent residency and future employment | |
 | 6,498 school buildings damaged across Odisha in Fani, Puri records the highest with 2,134The number of school buildings damaged in some of the districts are Balasore-432, Cuttack-1,002, Kendrapara-392, Khurda-332, Nayagarh-165, Dhenkanal-150, Bhadrak-121, Ganjam-386, Jajpur-577 | |
 | These massive scanners in Chennai are digitising everything from the lyrics of Beatles' Yesterday to Earth's rarest paper documentHTC's clients include world renowned libraries, publishing companies, Universities, museums and other such organisations | |
 | Study finds, only one-third of the world's longest rivers remain free flowingJust over one-third (37 per cent) of the world's 246 longest rivers remain free-flowing, according to a new study published in the journal of Nature | |
 | This Christ University band has everything from jazz to Carnatic music and are rocking B'luruFrom AR Rahman to Ella Fitzgerald — this multi-genre college band formed by eight college friends has it all | |
 | ICET 2019 results: Guntur boy emerges as topper, chooses to pursue MBA from AUAnnouncing the results on Wednesday, Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) chairman Prof S Vijaya Raju said that as many as 43,731 candidates have cleared the APICET-2019 | |
 | 137 years of stellar education: Why St Joseph's College in Bengaluru is among the bestDr Fr Victor Lobo SJ talks about the efforts that went into making St Joseph's College in Bengaluru the education behemoth that it is today and why they may soon be upgraded to a University | |
 | Two students of Army's 'Samba Super-40' in Jammu and Kashmir clear AFCAT examThe project involves a rigorous process of selection of potential candidates who are then provided training for written examination | |
 | Chennai colleges to bring academic variety in courses soon; degrees in Data Science, Tourism on the cardsNew ones like PG degrees in Data Science, Defence and Strategic Studies is on the cards. Academicians have expressed that starting such innovative courses is the need of the hour | |
 | World is on notice as one million species face extinction: UN report on impact of humans on natureThe study also discusses progress on key international goals, such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Aichi Biodiversity Targets and the Paris Agreement on climate change | |
 | Several students miss NEET after 7-hour train delay, sudden change in exam centresChief minister H D Kumaraswamy joined students and their parents to demand that a special examination for those who could not appear for NEET be held. |
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