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 | Returning students the reason behind secondary COVID-19 infections across UK, finds studyThe study, published in the journal Health Systems, showed that each infected student allowed to return home would produce, on average, 0.94 secondary infections. | |
 | How Gowri MN's love for sandcastles helped her set up the Mysore Sand Sculpture MuseumGowri M N, who is said to be the only professional woman sand art sculptor in India speaks about her journey in sand art and Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum that attracts many tourists | |
 | Here's how this 9th standard student is giving Chennai's senior citizens a tech upgradeFourteen-year-old Tanvi Arvind's start-up TechEdEn is upskilling senior citizens by teaching them how to operate their smart devices | |
 | The Legacy of Rohith Vemula: Five years since the scholar’s death, how student lives and colleges have been impacted across IndiaStudent leaders across the country speak about how Vemula’s unfortunate demise influenced and shaped their politics and how things have changed on campus since then | |
 | DNA test can quickly identify pneumonia in COVID-19 patients, aiding faster treatment: StudyFor patients with the most severe forms of COVID-19, mechanical ventilation is often the only way to keep them alive | |
 | We are challenging nature fundamentally: In conversation with Infosys Prize winner Prof Arindam Ghosh and Prof Srinivas KulkarniScientific temper has changed since the pandemic hit. More people are interested in it and more people know about scientists. The news is talking about them. But does this really help? | |
 | These four budding poets from the Bhubaneswar Poetry Club will win your heart with their versesBhubaneswar Poetry Club (BPC) is a treasure trove of poets who know their craft or are getting there. We speak to four budding poets from and learn how the group has helped them out when they need it | |
 | Former JNUSU president enters his 'locked' hostel room on return, varsity slaps fine for 'illegal entry'Former JNUSU president N Sai Balaji was asked to pay a fine of Rs 500 for allegedly breaking the double lock of his room | |
 | Here's why author and illustrator Niveditha Subramaniam feels illustrations bring life to stories for childrenNiveditha Subramaniam is a children's author and illustrator from Chennai. We find out more about her books, illustrations, how she engages children and a lot more | |
 | Rural connect: How Pradeep Lokhande has been working for education and employment in India's villages for three decadesPune-based Pradeep Lokhande and his story is worth recounting at regular intervals to remember that India resides in its villages and it's there that we have to work the hardest. Read on for more | |
 | TN government reopens schools for Class 10, 12 students from January 19: Only 25 students in a classroom
The Department of Health will be providing vitamin and zinc tablets to all students to ensure that their immunity levels are high | |
 | Protesting AUD students allegedly slapped with fines, de-enrolled from courses for dissentThe students who couldn’t pay their fees for the monsoon semester 2020 have allegedly been de-enrolled | |
 | This new tech is helping cancer patients manage symptomsPatients reported better symptom control and physical wellbeing in the early weeks of treatment, with the system preventing symptom deterioration in about 9 per cent of patients after 12 weeks | |
 | The subtle art of persuasion: Why these skills are important to change preconceived notionsPersuasion skills are important not only for leaders and marketing people but also for everyone who wants to change preconceived notions or ideas of people they relate with | |
 | Slow Clap: Why we need Gau-Vigyan as a subject to build New IndiaThe Jersey Cow not only has no respect or emotion, but they also have no gold in their milk so it's not yellowish in colour |
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