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 | Aspirin use may cut death risk in severe COVID-19 patientsTo conduct the study, the research team culled through the medical records of 412 COVID-19 patients, age of 55 on average, who were hospitalised over the past few months | |
 | They might have Indian papers, but they are Bangladeshis: Why students in Meghalaya put up anti-Bengali posters that are going viralIt all started after a Khasi man lost his life in a clash between non-tribals and Khasis in February. While the Bengalis allege oppression since then, the Khasis say their name is being maligned | |
 | Karnataka to reopen degree colleges after November 17Speaking to reporters after the high-level meeting with the Chief Minister, BS Yediyurappa, Narayana said that the state government has decided to equally integrate both online and offline education | |
 | How two brothers are bringing high-speed internet and Wi-Fi to their village in Karnataka so that kids can study onlineMahesh and Harish along with the volunteers of their NGO collected data on the number of students and their age in the village. Later, they segregated the data to map our their wifi plans | |
 | Shah Rukh Khan's NGO Meer Foundation provides 2000 PPE kits to frontline COVID-19 warriors in ChhattisgarhChhattisgarh Cabinet Minister T S Singh Deo tweeted to laud the actor's kind gesture to help the frontline warriors | |
 | COVID-19 anxiety linked to body image issues in both men and women: StudyIn the male participants, the study found that COVID-19-related anxiety and stress were associated with a greater desire for muscularity, with anxiety also associated with body fat dissatisfaction | |
 | Engineering, Diploma, Degree colleges to reopen on November 17: Karnataka govt announcesStudents can register online, those students wanting to attend classes by coming to colleges should have consent from their parents, the Minister said | |
 | Asymptomatic children have low levels of virus compared to those with symptomatic: StudyAccording to the scientists, the finding suggests that the timing of infection relative to diagnostic testing impacted the viral loads in the asymptomatic kids in the study | |
 | The Chetan Bhagat interview: I have a PhD in being trolled, but I don't take it seriously anymoreRight after the release of his latest novel, author Chetan bhagat spoke to us about switching genres, his life as an IITian and exams in COVID | |
 | From bringing students back to manufacturing 25k N95 masks everyday on campus, how IIT Kanpur has taken the pandemic head-onThe institute's Director Dr Abhay Karandikar says that the institute manufactures 25,000 N95 masks every day | |
 | Going at 335 words per minute: Meet KIDSHOT, India's fastest rapper, and the undisputed king of chopper rapKIDSHOT’s debut EP focuses on his journey and how he’s turned out to be a successful rapper through dedication and hard work. The musician tells us about his debut EP, his rap journey and more | |
 | COVID-19: India records 54,366 new infections, 690 deathsA total of 54,366 new infections were reported in a day, while the death toll climbed to 1,17,306 with 690 fatalities, the data updated at 8 am showed | |
 | This 17-year-old Punjabi student's 'lockdown' app will connect you with organic farmers and fresh produce directlyRaghav Vashisht has set up Organic Farmers Connect, a platform that aims to connect local farmers directly with people who need the products | |
 | Why students writing NEET, JEE in 2021 will have to study the portions deleted by the CBSEAccording to Human Resource Development (HRD) Ministry officials, the syllabus has been rationalised in July to reduce the burden on students but the core concepts have been retained | |
 | Odisha Govt advises yoga, pranayama for cured COVID-19 patientsA holistic approach is required for follow up care and well-being of all patients who have recovered from COVID-19 |
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