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The Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, has taken the top spot among its Indian counterparts, bagging the 147th rank.

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China will soon conduct a trial run of its new high-speed bullet train, which uses a cutting-edge traction system with low fuel usage.

To begin with, Chinese engineers will help commission the Chennai-Bangalore-Mysore corridor and help augment train for 160 kmph.

Narendra Modi and Chinese Premier Xi Jinping signed total 12 memorandums of understanding (MoU), including cooperation in rail sector.

"The government should develop regular railroad networks and urban mass transit systems instead of throwing money away on bullet trains."

High-speed bullet trains now make up more than half of China's rail services, highlighting the massive expansion by the government .

Researchers also found that Twitter users are more likely to work to change the opinions of others than to admit to changes of their own.

The new regulations approved by the UGC on Saturday give existing institutions six months to get approval.