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 | 2020 was one of three warmest years on record: World Meteorological OrganisationAll five datasets surveyed by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) concur that 2011-2020 was the warmest decade on record, in a persistent long-term climate change trend | |
 | Past COVID-19 infection gives 5-month immunity, but risk exists, according to UK studyExperts cautioned those with immunity may still be able carry the virus in their nose and throat and, therefore, have a risk of transmitting to others | |
 | We are challenging nature fundamentally: In conversation with Infosys Prize winner Prof Arindam Ghosh and Prof Srinivas KulkarniScientific temper has changed since the pandemic hit. More people are interested in it and more people know about scientists. The news is talking about them. But does this really help? | |
 | No conclusive proof of sexual assault in the autopsy report of UP girl, DNA test result awaited: CopsA senior police officer indicated that it would be premature to say anything on the nature of crime at this stage of the investigation as further evidence are being gathered | |
 | Cancel CBSE Board Exams 2021: Students run online petition citing inadequate online classes, mental health concernsStudents have argued that online classes were not enough to prepare them for the board exams and thus they seek complete cancellation of the 2021 CBSE board examinations | |
 | Researchers suggest that a walk in the park may help mitigate work-related stressThe study found stronger Sense of Coherence among people who regularly took walks in forests or greenspaces | |
 | Rural connect: How Pradeep Lokhande has been working for education and employment in India's villages for three decadesPune-based Pradeep Lokhande and his story is worth recounting at regular intervals to remember that India resides in its villages and it's there that we have to work the hardest. Read on for more | |
 | IIT, Guwahati researchers claim to have found clues to understand the death of massive starsAccording to the team, the solutions to the toughest challenges to the core collapse mechanism of the huge supernovae come from the tiniest subatomic particles called neutrinos | |
 | Holding breath may increase the risk of getting COVID-19 infection, find IIT Madras researchersResearchers modelled breathing frequency in a laboratory to better understand how the rate of flow of droplet laden with virus determines the deposition of the virus in the lungs
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 | The future of EdTech: How the global education system is in for a complete makeoverThe subsequent shift in the medium of learning in 2020, from on-ground to almost entirely online has shown a change in how we approach education | |
 | How Chennai start-up Skill-Lync is giving engineering grads the edge they so sorely lack todayChennai-based Skill-Lync is upskilling engineers through its online courses on core engineering subjects. We speak to one of its founders | |
 | France, UN and World Bank to soon host summit for nature protectionThe One Planet Summit will focus on biodiversity to mobilise commitments to protect ecosystems and make links to human health | |
 | CLAT 2021 postponed to June 13 to avoid clash with CBSE exams: Higher anxiety levels, uncertain about their future say studentsThe decision to postpone the CLAT exam was taken during the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Consortium of National Law Universities held on January 6 | |
 | These two books are all about how the animal kingdom's mamas and pappas love their young 'unsLaunched on January 7, Vaishali Karthikeyan and Vaishnavi Giri's books Mammas in the Wild and Pappas in the Wild are a delight to read and are definitely for keeps. This is why you should read it too | |
 | Florence Nightingale of Tamil Nadu: This 24-year-old nursing college teacher is getting the homeless off the streetsManisha K, a nursing college lecturer from Erode, has rehabilitated over 160 homeless into various homes across Tamil Nadu |
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