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 | Study finds that diabetes patients who use health apps have improved health, lower medical costsThe study concluded that patients who used the apps had better health outcomes and were able to regulate their health behaviour more effectively | |
 | Facebook intensifies fight against child abuse content; tightens norms, adds new toolsAdvocating its stringent zero-tolerance stance on child sexual exploitation content on its platform, Facebook said using its apps to harm children is "abhorrent and unacceptable" | |
 | Kerala science outfit rejects Cow Science exam, calls its study material 'absurd'The Kerala Shastra Sahithya Parishad, a progressive science outfit has called the exam unscientific and its study material idiotic | |
 | Here's how this 25-year-old from B'luru is documenting his everyday experiences with #1000daysofpoetryWriting poetry regularly means running out of ideas to write about. Angshuman tells us how he invokes inspiration to write every day | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: No compensation in sight for victims of Coca-Cola plant's atrocities in Kerala even after a decadeIn today's #TBT, we recall how a bottling plant of the aerated beverage Coca-Cola abused water and contaminated it in a tribal area of Kerala and how the fight for compensation still wages on | |
 | New research suggests changes in writing style can reveal which social group people belong toWhen one of these group memberships becomes relevant in a particular situation, behaviour tends to follow the norms of this group so that people behave "appropriately" | |
 | Private schools in Gurugram reluctant to resume primary classes with COVID-19 cases increasing across the countrySchools will have to follow all COVID-19 related guidelines and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) before starting operations, said a senior education department official | |
 | Has he lost it or have we?: This 27-year-old Odia director's short film spins an eerie tale around COVID-19Empty streets, bleak moods with no one in sight, such were the days of the lockdown. The Odia movie Boffin, directed by Rajendra Mohanta, captures this aptly. You need to watch it to find out | |
 | Want to communicate effectively? Be mindful of what you sayBe precise and persuasive. It is important to be present in a conversation, either online or offline, instead of having your eyes glued to the mobile, it’s important to give our complete attention | |
 | SKF India announces scholarships for over 100 underprivileged meritorious girlsTargeted at girls pursuing various professional courses such as medical, engineering and CA, among others, the scholarship fund can be utilised for covering expenses | |
 | With job market still bleak, LinkedIn finds 10 per cent growth in people who've turned founders, entrepreneurs92 per cent of Gen X and 98 per cent of Baby Boomers say the strength of their work experience and academic qualifications makes them more confident | |
 | SC dismisses plea of scores of UPSC aspirants seeking another chance to attempt the examThe Centre had told the Supreme Court that it is not in favour of one-time relaxation to UPSC civil service aspirants, to those who are age-barred, as it will be discriminatory to other candidates | |
 | Stanford University researcher charged for lying about her membership with Chinese militaryA federal grand jury charged Chen Song with visa fraud, obstruction of justice, destruction of documents, and false statements | |
 | Yogi government to give tablets to 'Abhyuday' students to prepare for examsThe government will fix the eligibility parameters to shortlist the students and has made a provision of Rs 20 crore in the Budget for the purchase of tablets | |
 | Researchers develop new method to use machine learning to aid mental health diagnosesThe researchers wanted to explore the possibility of using machine learning to create highly accurate models of 'pure' forms of both illnesses |
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