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 | Keep schools open with appropriate prevention measures in place: WHO EuropeAccording to WHO Europe, Science must trump politics and the long-term interests of children must remain a priority | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: European researchers revive 'zombie viruses'. Do we have what it will take to fight them?The finding which caught everyone's eye is the Pandoravirus yedoma which is 48,500 years old. This is a record age for a frozen virus returning to a form where it may infect other creatures | |
 | Kerala man defrauds students of crores of rupees, promising visas to European countriesThe 42-year-old allegedly promised students visas at the cost of Rs 20 lakh. He also ran an institution out of Thiruvananthapuram, whose offices have been closed for weeks now | |
 | Not just in colleges, will not allow hijab in public spaces soon: VP, Development Committee, Udupi's Govt PU CollegeEarlier in the day, two petitioners in the hijab case — Aliya Assadi and Resham — entered the examination centre to collect their hall tickets | |
 | EU condemns Taliban's decision to deny secondary education to Afghanistan girlsThe Taliban regime had issued a decree banning female students above Class VI from participating in their classes on Wednesday | |
 | What the FAQ: What is the geography of the ban on clothing worn by women on their heads?As the hijab row reaches its climax in Karnataka, we examine how and which forms of headgears have been received around the world | |
 | Severe disease due to Omicron in unvaccinated, 50 per cent of Europe may soon get infected: WHO European Regional DirectorExpert says five pandemic rules are: ventilation of crowded or enclosed spaces, vaccination, increased mask use, boosters, and the continued use of new clinical protocols | |
 | Children across Europe returning to school after 18 months of pandemicThere are concerns of a new surge in infections from the highly infectious delta variant of the coronavirus | |
 | As cases and hospitalisation decreases, children across Europe return to school after 18 months of pandemicBritain, which lifted nearly all pandemic restrictions on business and socialising in July, has among the highest Coronavirus rates in Europe | |
 | IIT Madras' Team Avishkar wins Most Scaleable Design award at European Hyperloop WeekThe team is on an ambitious journey to develop Hyperloop, a high-speed train that travels in a near-vacuum tube clocking speeds of over 1,000 km/h | |
 | Indian students bag the highest number of Erasmus scholarships for second year runningThe fully-funded scholarship will allow students to earn degrees from at least two European universities across 20 countries | |
| Student team from IIT-M qualifies for European Hyperloop WeekThe team has earned its place in the international event because of the self-propelled, autonomous hyperloop pod they developed | |
 | What the FAQ: Europe will soon send a robotic arm to space. Here's all you need to knowIn today's FAQ, we talk about the Robotic Arm being sent to space. Here's all you need to know about what's going to happen, what its functions are and more | |
 | European countries launch vaccination race against COVID-19's delta variant as youth flout regulationsSocial distancing is commonly neglected, especially among the young, and some countries are scrapping the requirement to wear masks outdoors and other rules | |
 | AstraZeneca jab has been authorised for all age-groups: European Medicines AgencyOn June 11, Italy restricted the use of AstraZeneca doses to those aged 60 years and above, after a teenager who had received the shot died from a rare form of blood clotting |
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