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 | Researchers say it would take years, not months, for virus to evolve enough to render current vaccines impotentMuge Cevik, an infectious disease expert at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland said that these mutations may allow the variant to replicate and transmit more efficiently | |
 | Students debate on post-COVID economic revival at ISBF's 7th Model United Nations ConferenceOver 100 delegates representing eight premier higher education institutions from all over India attended the two-day conference. Seven winners collected cash prizes along with certificates | |
 | This Pune duo's student mentorship platform will help you get into your dream courses in colleges abroadAlong with customised assistance, Application Ally also provides counselling to individuals throughout their application process, with a series of workshops to support self-learning | |
 | How Jyotsna Siddharth's Project Anti-Caste Love is driving the conversation towards caste in romanceJyotsna Siddharth talks about starting a platform that discovers, discusses and debates the role that caste plays in love and romance | |
 | Amid protests #postponeNEETJEE, over 100 academicians write to PM Modi in favour of conducting the examsThe letter of support from the academicians came when several political parties and leaders have asked the Centre to postpone NEET/JEE examinations for the safety of students | |
 | COVID-19 immune response may remain stable for two months after diagnosis, scientists sayScientists from St George's University of London in the UK said antibodies were not detectable in everyone exposed to the virus, opening discussions on how best to interpret antibody and viral tests | |
 | India is home to me as much as it is to any Indian: Why students with OCI cards feel betrayed being left out of Vande Bharat MissionThe students also complained that the Indian High Commission in London and in the USA did not help them when they were approached with the issue, because their hands were tied | |
 | Amity University Rajasthan signs MoU with ACCA and International Skill Development CorporationThe curriculum of the programs is continuously updated to meet the changing needs of the business world through its industry advisory council | |
 | Fantasy with folktales: Here's how Nura Hatid's book The Adventures of Norbu can be interesting for childrenAuthor Arundhati Bhattacharya, famously known as Nura Hatid, speaks about her first book written for children that is full of adventure, fantasy combined with a folktale concept | |
 | Amazon rainforest may collapse within decades if critical point of destruction is reached: UK studyThe scientists explained that ecosystems made up of a no of interacting species, rather than those dominated by one single species, may be more stable and take longer to shift to alternative states | |
 | Egyptian mummy speaks again after 3,000 years after scientists develop 3D print of his intact vocal chordsThe researchers, including those from the University of London in the UK, believe the Egyptian mummy, Nesyamun, lived during the politically volatile reign of pharaoh Ramses XI | |
 | India expands presence in global university rankings, but falls out of top 300India's top-ranked university, Bangalore's Indian Institute of Science (IISc) declined, marking the first time that India is not in top 300 since 2012 in the tally | |
 | This algorithm can predict an actor's future accurately, 85 per cent of the timesThe research team discovered that the most productive years for actors, defined as the year with the largest number of credited jobs, are towards the beginning of their careers | |
 | Indian students are focused and have a global outlook: Joanne Harris, University of LondonJoanne Harris, Associate Director of Student Experience at UoL, talks about studying in UK, handling foreign students and why they are as welcoming as any other country | |
 | Scholars, activists sign statement slamming IIT-Kanpur for trying to revoke Dalit prof's PhD — for calling out senior colleagues' casteismA three-member committee had found that Saderla was a victim and recommended that the institute’s Board of Governors take action against the four senior professors harassing him |
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