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 | Rajasthan leading the COVID fight in India: State Health Minister during IIHMR convocationThe minister also added that the state is increasing its spending on public healthcare and will soon become the best in the country | |
 | Jio launches video conference app with 24-hour free chat option to compete with ZoomFriends, alumni networks and relatives will now not need to be caught in the "tyranny of 40 minutes," the free time allowed by Zoom runs out | |
 | Scientists strike note of caution as 'Made in India' vaccine programme gains momentumImmunogenicity is the ability of a foreign substance, such as an antigen, to provoke an immune response in the body of a human or other animal, explained the experts | |
 | Study examines how an individual's satisfaction is linked to neighbourhoodPublished in the journal Urban Studies, Neal's research revisited findings from 27 earlier studies that spanned 11 countries in North America, Europe and Asia | |
 | Researchers find antibodies that could shield kids from rare, polio-like diseaseThere is no specific treatment for AFM, which tends to strike in the late summer or early fall and which has been associated with some deaths | |
 | Why The Hacking School's coding bootcamps are the way to gin up on your coding skillsHave you heard of coding bootcamps? Try this one by The Hacking School started by Meraj Faheem, that sets up bootcamps only to teach coding to people from any educational background | |
 | Cyberbullying victims' experiences differ by the ability to handle their emotionsOnline bullying, or cyberbullying, is not a new phenomenon, but as the world becomes more dependent on online communication, it does become a greater threat | |
 | Why some COVID-19 patients with low oxygen level breathe wellThe study included a small group of COVID-19 patients with very low levels of oxygen without shortness of breath or dyspnea | |
 | Fate of NEET, JEE to be announced within hours: Ramesh PokhriyalThe NEET, JEE's fate will be announced soon, said Pokhriyal. He also added that the NTA apps have taken the coaching classes to the students and helped them in the meanwhile | |
 | Scientists decode how smell, taste sensation loss in COVID-19 patients improves with timeThe scientists said the persistent loss of smell or taste was not associated with persistent SARS-CoV-2 infection | |
 | PUBG exposes children to crime, negative thinking, says ISRO scientistFormer chairman of Indian Space Research Organisation G Madhavan Nair said on July 3 PUBG does more harm than good | |
 | Study reveals why early marriage can be unsafe for young adultsThe current findings, published in the journal Development and Psychopathology, follow previous research that found marriage protects against risky alcohol use | |
 | NIIT University (NU), Rajasthan appoints Dr Prabhu Aggarwal as next PresidentDr Aggarwal comes with extensive global expertise in the fields of engineering, process management, education and leadership development spanning over three decades | |
 | Independence day gift? ICMR to launch the first indigenous COVID vaccine by August 15It noted that this is the first indigenous vaccine being developed by India and is one of the top priority projects which is being monitored at the topmost level of the government | |
 | Tea, Haritaki extracts may act as potential therapeutic options against COVID-19: IIT Delhi studyThe research team led by institute professor Ashok Kumar Patel said that medical plants can provide a cost-effective therapeutic option to curb the severity of the viral disease in humans |
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