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 | Thousands of miles apart, Indian students in China and parents back home share the same worryAfter the coronavirus outbreak in China, we caught up with a few Indian students and their families in India | |
 | Got a PhD from a CSIR institute? You can't get a job in some NITs. This is whyA few NITs in the country accept candidates for the faculty position, only if they have at least one degree from a CFTI. No CSIR institutes are included in the list of CFTIs | |
 | It is important to listen to the silent voices of our environment: This award-winning short film tells us whyThe theme of the film, A Silent Voice, aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals of the UN and speaks for lakes all around the world | |
 | 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 | |
 | Parents of 500 Indian students studying in China worried as coronavirus death toll spikes, 5 cities shut downThere are nearly about 500 students from India pursuing their PHDs and medicine in China. They have been asked not to step out of our dormitories | |
 | Not just Hindi and English, brush up on Urdu as well for more agile brainIt was found that the brains of those reading Urdu were more active than those reading Hindi and English. This has its advantages as well as disadvantages | |
 | IIT Madras, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology researchers develop cathode materials for longer-lasting ion batteriesWhile lithium-ion batteries are ubiquitous in daily life with almost all consumer items being powered by them today, their limited lifetime has remained a challenge to overcome | |
 | By 2025, medical students can get a postgraduate degree without going to college according to panelThe idea was introduced by a panel under the 15th finance commission who said that PG doctors can be trained in hospitals without medical colleges | |
 | Everything you need to know about the 11th Indian Film Festival of BhubaneswarThe movies of the Indian Film Festival of Bhubaneswar are being screened at the Odissi Research Centre. For the schedule, check out their Facebook page | |
 | Student researchers from LPU, IISER develop algae-based air purifier that will neutralise 98% of the harmful gasesThe team, including BTech students Anant Kumar Rajput and Deepak Deb, has also developed a working prototype of the product and successfully conducted trials | |
 | Meet the home baker who introduced the Brazilian Brigadeiro to ChennaiKay Roberts, the founder of the Chennai-based online baking line Kay's Bakes, talks about how she ended up in the baking business | |
 | ACT on this: How internet baron Sunder Raju is planning to re-engineer India's studentsSunder Raju, Chairman of ACT Fibernet speaks about their upcoming Atria Engineering University and how it'll be a game-changer for aspiring students and the education sector | |
 | Meet this 23-year-old fashion business owner who has made designer wear affordableCreating a business out of a sheer passion for fashion, Ajmal Akram shares with us his journey of setting up Monsieur Vogue | |
 | Tired of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star? Kutuki can help your kids get Indian rhymesSneha Sundaram, Founder of Kutuki speaks about their app specially developed for preschool kids and how it helps them develop language and soft skills. The rhymes are available in four languages | |
 | Why all anglophiles should read author and columnist Albert P'Rayan's latest book, English EssentialsThe book promises to decode all the 'isms' and give a comprehensive understanding of the English language. This is the popular columnist's second book after English Blues and promises a great read! |
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