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 | Placement firm Vahan claims to have employed 1 lakh blue, grey colarred workers through their WhatsApp APIThere has been an increase of 400 per cent since 2020 and these workers have been placed in several blue/grey-collared jobs in sectors such as logistics, delivery, and BPOs, the company said | |
 | This SAFE bench by Shiv Nadar School students can self-sanitise as you get up to prevent virus spread. Here's howWe find out about the bench called SAFE that was created by an all-girls student team from Shiv Nadar School in Faridabad. Here's why it's great | |
 | This non-profit partnered with the Telangana govt to teach coding in schools without screens. This is howCoding For All doesn't need you to have a computer or even know English. It's enough if you are interested and they will take care of everything else effortlessly. Read on to find out more | |
 | Study finds bioengineered hybrid muscle fiber for regenerative medicineThe research team achieved effective treatment of VML in a mouse model by employing direct cell reprogramming technology in combination with a natural-synthetic hybrid scaffold | |
 | How the UpSchool Project is teaching languages to kids stuck out of school — and making it count!UpSchool Project is teaching coding languages, Hindi and Tamil to kids aged between 8 and 13. We get you the details about their live online classes | |
 | Edtech firm BYJU's becomes ICC's global partner for 3 yearsIn addition to the integrated brand presence at some of the world's biggest sporting events, BYJU'S will work closely with the ICC to deepen engagement | |
 | OP Jindal Global University launches India's first PG diploma programme in data journalismIn the launch event that was held virtually, a keynote address was delivered by distinguished professor Steve Doig from the Walter Cronkite School for Journalism | |
 | Eight-year-old Indian boy in Johns Hopkins 'brightest students in the world' listMisra, a student at PS 59 Beekman Hill International Elementary School, was honoured for 'exceptional performance on the SAT, ACT, or similar assessment | |
 | Meet the engineers who had to bust a move themselves to teach these dynamic robots how to danceThe clip, showing robots dancing to the 1962 hit Do You Love Me? by The Contours, was an instant hit on social media, attracting more than 23 million views during the first week | |
 | No strings attached: Learn programming via this 24-year-old's foundation at zero cost. Beat that!Yes, you read that right. You don't need to share any personal information to learn on the open-source platform of The Programming Foundation. Hooray for privacy! And this is how it really works | |
 | Google's flagship team programming competition to go virtual due to pandemicHash Code is for students and professionals around the world where people pick the team and programming language and Google picks an engineering problem for them to solve | |
 | The future of EdTech: How the global education system is in for a complete makeoverThe subsequent shift in the medium of learning in 2020, from on-ground to almost entirely online has shown a change in how we approach education | |
 | Focusing on diversion yields positive results for youth with behavioural issues: StudyThose findings are from a new detailed evaluation of the Ohio Behavioral Health Juvenile Justice Initiative by researchers at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences | |
 | The Davos of Harvard: Students organise one of the largest virtual conferences with world leadersThe conference will host over 1400 delegates globally and donate a generous portion of its profits to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation philanthropic partners in Boston. | |
 | For kids with behavioural issues, focusing on diversion yields positive results: StudyThe key conclusion: Many youthful offenders can benefit from community-based diversion programmes designed to address mental health |
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