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 | More centres, fewer candidates in a room: NTA gears up to conduct NEET on September 13According to NTA officials, 15.97 lakh candidates from across the country have registered for NEET, which is a pen-paper based test, unlike JEE | |
 | Why did SC accept that government policy to hold NEET, JEE in September can't be challenged? asks Subramanian SwamyAll India Trinamool Congress's Rajya Sabha MP Dinesh Singh replied to Swamy's tweet as well and asked if the students' lives matter less to the government | |
 | Greta Thunberg joins Indian student protest to not conduct NEET and JEE during COVIDThe young climate change activist also said that it is deeply unfair, considering that many are affected by the pandemic and floods | |
 | Visva Bharati University teachers, students condemn campus violence over fencing on mela groundThe Left-wing outfit also criticised the rally of faculty members led by the vice-chancellor on August 16 in support of putting up the fencing around the Mela ground | |
 | Visva Bharati campus vandalised over boundary wall construction on Poush Mela groundAccording to sources, Trinamool Congress MLA from Dubrajpur Naresh Bauri was present when the ransacking was taking place. The building of the boundary wall was stopped after the incident | |
 | RIP Professor Rajani: A dramatist, a Himalayan bibliophile and a gentleman from MCCAn English professor, Rajani is remembered for his plays, friendships and a kind heart. He was 79 at the time of his death | |
 | DMK leader Stalin asks NaMo to rethink 'creamy layer' revision, stop All India Quota in medical educationStalin, in his letter, reiterated a point that various OBC groups and activists have raised - that reservation is based on social and educational backwardness, not economic backwardness | |
 | The Bachendri Pal interview: Recalling how she braved odds to climb the mighty Mount EverestBachendri Pal, the first Indian woman to scale the Mount Everest, takes us down memory lane to narrate instances from her childhood, developing a mountaineering spirit to serve people and help out | |
 | Indians in UAE demand local test centres for NEET due to travel concerns during pandemicThe exam is open to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) but they must travel to one of the test centres in India as the exam is only offered offline | |
 | PM gave headline, blank page: Chidambaram on financial packagePrime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced massive new financial incentives on top of the previously announced packages for a combined stimulus of Rs 20 lakh crore | |
 | This photographer is putting emojis on fruits and vegetables and it's hilarious. Here's whyBrijesh Dhobi is beating boredom during lockdown by editing emojis on food items and creating laugh-out-loud scenes — like vegetables and fruits watching NaMo's address | |
 | Chef Sapna Anand's five easy recipes you can master during the lockdownChef Sapna Anand draws out a number of easy recipes that anyone can try a hand at during the lockdown with only the most basic ingredients. Azmia Riaz finds out more | |
 | The 'Hero' in Chennai-based singer Laya's debut single is her grandfatherBorn and raised in Chennai, Laya began to learn Bharatnatyam at a young age and has been a dancer all her life. The former teacher talks us through how this song came about | |
 | Forest guards are always under lockdown: Why Sashidhar Vempala wants you to spare a thought for themSashidhar Vempala founded Guardbook about seven years back. He talks about what he has been doing to help forest guards execute their work better and what is their condition during the lockdown | |
 | An Indian-American professor from the University of Houston is designing 5G network solutionsHarish Krishnamoorthy, Assistant Professor in the University of Houston's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, has been given a grant of USD 1.7 million for the project |
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