- Search results for Warangal
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 | How Hyderabad's Blood Warriors managed to pull off a blood drive during the pandemicThalassemia is an inherited blood disorder, wherein, patients have less oxygen-carrying protein. About 10,000 babies are born with it in India and most patients require frequent blood transfusions | |
 | XLRI admission test XAT 2021 on January 3, registration till November 3XAT 2021 will accept applications for XLRI Jamshedpur and XLRI I Delhi-NCR campus. A candidate can choose two preferred test cities for the test | |
 | Why this AR/VR immersive training, offered by this start-up by NIT-W alums, is like no otherSoumyaranjan was born and brought up in Bhubaneswar. Anirban pursued his Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering and is 25 and Abhinav is 25 too and pursued Civil Engineering. Check out their story | |
 | SRiX appeal: This Warangal-based incubator is setting a new standard for incubators. This is howSR Innovation Exchange at Warangal can prove to be a safe haven for all those start-ups that are looking for strong mentorship. This is how Sreedevi Devireddy is taking it to the next level | |
 | Microsoft to train 900 Indian academicians from top institutes in quantum computing skillsThe programme will train the academicians through Electronics & ICT academies at IIT Kanpur, IIT Guwahati, IIT Roorkee, MNIT Jaipur, NIT Patna, IIIT-D Jabalpur and NIT Warangal | |
 | Why you'll be addicted to the mobile games developed by this NIT Warangal-incubated start-upA student of NIT Warangal himself, co-founder Aniruddha Srinivas Joshi is from Pune and is working for the start-up remotely, just like all the other team members are. Check out their cool games | |
 | Wanted to show that innovation wasn't only for metro kids: How Warangal-based SREC shattered the glass ceiling in ARIIA 2020In the Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievements (ARIIA 2020) announced today, SR Engineering College secured the top spot in the category of Private Institutions | |
 | How English prof Mohammad Azam is making Telangana's young more environmentally litAn Assistant Professor of English might be Mohammad Azam's designation but he does a whole lot more. We find out more about the prof who teaches environmental consciousness through seminars | |
 | How this Warangal student is crowdsourcing textbooks for underprivileged kids and counselling them tooAll Vikhil Prabha is doing is being the best helping hand he can be. He dreams of building a school and helping out kids in a small hamlet called Chenchugudem. This is how he going about doing it | |
 | IIT Madras start-up generates Rs 22 cr funding for launching wrist band for detecting COVID symptomsThe wrist-based tracker has sensors for skin temperature, heart rate and SpO2 which can continuously track these body vitals remotely to help in early diagnosis of COVID-19 symptoms | |
 | Spy my city: Meet the Warangal photographer whose drone shots of the city are going super viralBharath's drone photography skills have caught the attention of netizens and we tell you why it's worth more than a glance. He has visited over 25 locations in and around Warangal for this series | |
 | The Walls are Alive with the Sound of their Muse: Meet Telangana's wall art king and queen, Swathi and VijayIf Bristol has Banksy and Mumbai has Tyler, Telangana has Swathi and Vijay. Their work, mostly concentrated in Hyderabad and Khammam, provokes thought and inspires everyone who looks at it | |
 | NIT Tiruchy students call online exams discriminatory, start mail storm to get it cancelledThe students have sent emails to several media houses across the country requesting them to intervene on the same | |
 | Start-up struggling after COVID? Listen to the Wission Talks for some quick entrepreneur inspoGain insights, perspective and motivation from Wission Talks and their speakers, we suggest after talking to the founder Prudhvi Tammana. This is the story behind him setting up this organisation | |
 | This husband-wife duo is helping young girls and Mother Earth through their start-up VistarakuThe girls working for Vistaraku are saving for their own wedding or are trying to help their families meet their day-to-day expenses. In the near future, the founders want to employ more people |
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