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 | #ThrowBackToday: Remembering Churchill on his death anniversary for all that he was, a wartime leader and a racistIn today's #TBT, we talk about the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom who was credited for leading the way through WWII. But he was also a deeply flawed leader and we tell you all about him | |
 | How hybrid learning can make way for more in-depth discussions in classes in a post-pandemic worldThe pandemic has taught the teachers digital skills and that will nor just disappear, said the panelists | |
 | As long as democracy is alive, journalism lives: Faye D'SouzaThe Flame University Purpose Summit is being conducted for the first time this year over a span of two days — Jan 23 and 24. Faye D'Souza, Gagan Narang and Rahul Ram were at a panel discussion | |
 | Do you know whose voice is on that COVID-19 advisory on the phone calls? Meet India's most heard voice artistsThe second-last session of FLAME University's Purpose Summit featured four voice-over artists across the country | |
 | JNU spent close to Rs 10 lakh for unveiling the statue of Swami Vivekananda, reveals RTIDemanding an MoE intervention in this matter, the JNUSU also cried foul over the administration apparently reducing financial assistance to students for participation in conferences across schools | |
 | Jain (Deemed-to-be University) held its 10th Annual Convocation VirtuallyDr. Devi Prasad Shetty, Founder and Chairman of Narayana Health, was the Chief Guest for the ceremony and delivered the Convocation Address | |
 | One alcoholic drink per day can increase risk of atrial fibrillation: StudyThe researchers categorised one alcoholic drink as containing 12 g of ethanol, which is the equivalent of a small (120 ml) glass of wine, a small beer (330 ml), or 40 ml of spirits. | |
 | Study links fried food intake to heightened serious heart disease, stroke riskAs per the study, the risk rises with each additional 114 g weekly serving. It's clear that the Western diet doesn't promote good cardiovascular health | |
 | Here's how eating habits could cause child obesityThe global rate of overweight/obesity among school-age children and adolescents has risen from 4 per cent in 1975 to 18 per cent as of 2016, according to the NCD Risk Factor Collaboration | |
 | Final stage of budget-making process starts with Halwa ceremony, Sitharaman launches budget mobile appThe budget will be presented on February 1 and it is the first time it will be delivered in a paperless form. On the occasion, the Finance Minister also launched the 'Union Budget Mobile App' | |
 | Remembering Netaji: When Bose backed Nehru on corralling the PrincesThe Haripura Congress session of 1938 is considered seminal for many reasons, not the least for Subhas Chandra Boses whiplash, inducing the speech as the new party president | |
 | Scientists find two new species of rare ant in Kerala, Tamil NaduTwo new species of a rare ant genus have been discovered in Kerala and Tamil Nadu by a team of scientists, the Department of Science and Technology said on Saturday | |
 | This network for MSEs can help create 56 million new jobs in 10 years. Here's howEmphasising the need to help and scale up the existing micro-entrepreneurs the researchers proposed setting up a network for assisting them with the process | |
 | Welcome to reason: Should we do away with interviews for jobs?What qualifies people to be interviewers? How are they selected? How is their work evaluated? These and related aspects need to be discussed | |
 | E-Canteen Fundas: Quit short-term binges for long-term happinessPro Tip: The effects of positive and negative changes in your life are relatively short term. You’re better off choosing in favour of things that make you happy in the long term |
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