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 | How can English be made more accessible to the underprivileged?Dr Albert P' Rayan tells us about the discussions at the recent ELTAI Golden Jubilee English Language Teaching conference | |
 | Why this short film will make you feel the pain of India's farmersYashowardhan Mishra, Director and Writer of short film Mandi talks about the agrarian crisis and the problems faced by farmers in India | |
 | IIT Kharagpur's new 400-bed medical college to be inaugurated next yearThe number of seats in the MBBS programme will be expanded to 100 in the second phase and postgraduate degrees will eventually be introduced | |
 | This ex-IIT researcher's nanosatellite telescope can get better photos of space and is cheaperThe new technology could revolutionise the economics and imagery available from space-based cameras and even Earth-based telescopes | |
 | Is Agra University going to the dogs?The university has witnessed protests or dharnas almost on a daily basis, and suicide attempts have also been made in the past to highlight the state of its non-functioning, but to no avail | |
 | New IIT Foundation for accrediting engineering colleges in the countryThe recently formed body will be free from any interference from the Ministry or IITs, according to sources | |
 | Here's how IITMs's Data Science Course will provide a major boost to tackle shortage of data scientists in IndiaA study found that while 1/3rd of top 400 Indian companies lacked state-of-the-art data analysis tools and personnel. Over 364,000 new jobs expected to be created in the field by 2020, in India | |
 | Instagram to group accounts you follow to make it easier to sort out your feedInstagram's feed is based on an algorithm where it shows accounts that users interact with the most frequently at the top | |
 | Meet Pepe, the robot that's getting kids in a Kerala Govt School to wash their handsDeveloped by Amrita University's Research Centre, Pepe is green in colour, has an animated mouth and eyes that move to give a sense to the kids that they are being watched | |
 | UoH departments cancel entrance tests, demand JRF instead for PhD admission: Who will be worst hit?Several marginalised students avail other scholarships and don't always qualify for JRF but the departments have said they will determine selection based on weightage of scholarship
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 | The big test: Inside IIM Udaipur's interview-focused preparation zonePayal Pitliya, Manager of Learning and Development at IIMU, talks about what goes into preparing students for an interview and why having a defined personality is the key to getting picked | |
 | Slow Clap: Why we love Abhijit Banerjee and his love for gareeb IndiaKolkata-born American Abhijit Banerjee won the Nobel Price in Economics. And despite the fact that he left our shores ages back we still love him dearly. And post-Nobel fame, we always will | |
 | Now, you can study AI at the world's first-ever graduate level, research-based AI university in Abu DhabiOver the next decade, AI is set to have a transformational impact on the global economy, with experts estimating that, by 2030, AI could contribute nearly $16 trillion to the global economy | |
 | We need to break gender stereotypes right from playschool: NCERTThe guidelines also have recommendations for playschools to ensure careful inclusion of children with disabilities | |
 | These researchers from IIT-H, KIIT just created eco-friendly bricks from sugarcane waste. Sweet!The two researchers found that this brick can cut the 22% CO2 emitted by the construction sector in India, by using agro waste to make bricks. This makes it exceptionally sustainable |
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