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 | India sees a spike in online search for educationSulekha’s recent study reveals that education in January 2017 has seen a considerable increase in demand, especially across three distinct categories | |
 | #AskConsul: All your queries about studying in the United States of America answeredEducation experts at the US consulate answer your questions about education in the US and try to make it easy for you | |
 | #AskConsul: Everything you ever wanted to know about studying in the United States of AmericaAll your questions about your higher education, travel and everything you have wanted to ask answered by visa experts from the US Consulate | |
 | #FeeHikeProtest: Here's how much it costs to study Journalism in IndiaWhile the students of IIMC are protesting demanding affordable media education, we took a look at the fee structure of a few media institutes in the country | |
 | #NationalPressDay: Why I decided to study JournalismSimple question. Not so simple answers. We decided to ask young journalism students why they decided to get into the profession. Here's what they said | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: About 660 million Indians lose three years to air pollution says a study published today in 2015In today's #TBT, we bring to you a few scary facts that came to light via a study in the year 2015. And all these facts point towards the dangerous problem of air pollution and what we stand to lose | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: Another study forewarns about the Himalayan glaciers melting, but do we care?In today's #TBT, we take you through the much-talked-about topic, the rapid melting of the Himalayan glaciers. But that's the problem, there are talks and research, but is there any action at all? | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: Why Earth could very well be dubbed the 'Plastic Planet'In today's #TBT, we recall an arduous research that came to this searing conclusion — since 2015, human beings have produced over 8.3 billion tons of plastic and this is where it is all really going | |
 | #WakeUpIRCC: Visa, study permit delays hit Canada-bound studentsInternational students from India and Bangladesh, among others, bound for Canada report delays in the issuance of study permits despite submitting applications several months ago | |
 | 'Early to rise' should be the new mantra for keeping depression at bay, suggests studyThe study which explored the links between mental health, sleep cycles and genetics, suggests that those who wake early are less likely to develop depression | |
 | 'Let Punjabi study in Punjab': Kerala college accused of discriminating against student who ended lifeJaspreet Singh, a III year BA Economics student in Malabar Christian College, Kozhikode committed suicide on March 1 and there has been a slew of protests that broke out since | |
 | 'Over 97% students in Latin America, Caribbean still out of classrooms': UNICEF studyAccording to new UNICEF data, the percentage of children not receiving any form of education across the region has soared dramatically, from 4 to 18 per cent in the past few months | |
 | 'Silent' symptomless COVID-19 more prevalent than previously believed: StudyThe study offers the first analysis of complete COVID-19 testing of all passengers and crew on an isolated cruise ship during the COVID-19 pandemic | |
 | 'Techoference' disrupting sleep and productivity, says Australian studyThe findings, published in the journal Frontiers in Psychiatry, suggest that mobile phones are potentially increasingly affecting aspects of daytime functioning | |
 | 1 crore Indians are at 'high suicidal risk', rates highest among 18-29-year-olds: NIMHANS studyNMHS had suggested that for every one person who had committed suicide, there were at least 15 people who at some point of their lives had attempted suicide |
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