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 | How Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences is providing Odisha's youth access to quality educationThe children of KISS are educated, modern and they use their knowledge to improve their lives - be it through practice of better hygiene | |
 | COVID-19: Hindu College alumni providing aid of Rs 20,000 to needy studentsThe Hindu College OSA, in a press release dated November 26, said that this initiative will help students belonging to families whose annual income is under Rs 5 lakhs | |
 | Say 'Ok Google, talk to Malaria No More' on Android devices to get information on diseasesThe feature will be available in Hindi and English, and will answer questions like 'What is malaria fever?', 'What are the types of malaria?', 'How does malaria spread?' and 'How to test for malaria?' | |
 | Punjab Govt releases advertisement to recruit 8,393 regular teachers, candidates to apply from Dec 1Age limit for these posts has been fixed from 18 to 37 years but according to the notification of the Education department, the education providers, education volunteers, EGS | |
 | Access denied: How research work has taken a body blow during the pandemic — and the unlock norms aren't helpingResearchers have had a lack of access to university resources throughout the lockdown and beyond. We find out how it has affected them and whether the UGC guidelines have made a difference | |
 | IIT Delhi startup launches self-sanitising reusable masks, zero alcohol sanitiserThe RubSafe sanitizer, with a zero alcohol composition, offers 24 hour protection against all types of viruses and microbes | |
 | Evidence shows young people's anxiety levels doubled during Covid-19 lockdownResearchers also found that anxiety levels continued to remain high even when lockdown restrictions were eased in June and thus a similar situation may be expected this winter | |
 | Two Virudhunagar students petition govt for help after being unable to afford medical seats under new quotaBoth the students have petitioned the collector seeking his assistance to get an admission as government has come forward to bear the educational fees | |
 | This scholarship for single girl child researchers has not even had application calls for a year: Researchers write to PokhriyalThe Joint Research Council Of India (JRCI) also wrote a letter to the Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal highlighting the issue | |
 | Railways' study on its use of bio-toilets to be part of the curriculum at ISBAccording to the document, the railways has given its nod to Indian School of Business (ISB) to use the study by them on the IR bio-toilets as curriculum for business schools | |
 | US Consulate in Kolkata launches project for women entrepreneurs in the northeastThis global programme will help the women to explore not just the fundamentals of business and capital, but build a better future for families, communities, and their states | |
 | What is 'Trumpish' Twitter tantrum? Here's all that you need to know about itDonald Trump on Twitter is known for throwing tantrums and being temperamental. This tantrum-y behaviour of his has a word of its own now — Tantrump. And here's what its all about, folks | |
 | Indians emerging as prolific users of filters in selfies: studyUnlike Germany, Indian respondents expressed low levels of concern about the impact of filters on their children's wellbeing | |
 | Telangana CM requests PM Modi to permit job seekers to write competitive exams in regional languagesIn a letter, the CM stated, all the competitive exams for posts in central government, central PSUs, Railways, defence services and nationalised banks are held in only Hindi and English | |
 | Around 77 per cent Indians optimistic about economic recovery: IndiaLends reportSeven per cent of the respondents said they would opt for a loan to pay for upskilling courses, which points to the impact of COVID-19 on jobs and the need to utilise free time to acquire new skills |
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