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Gurnoor Brar's rise: A stress fracture, a new action and a 150-kph dreamGurnoor Brar impressed on his international debut. The young pacer delivered speeds of 148 kmph. He took three wickets in his first spell. ...- In 1987, the world swapped ozone-destroying CFCs for safer refrigerants; nearly 40 years later, scientists found the switch had been quietly raining a forever chemical across the planetChemicals meant to protect the planet are now causing a new issue. Replacements for ozone-damaging CFCs are forming a stubborn chemical, TF...
- Avammune’s big bet: Why the future of cancer treatment may come in a pillAs global oncology races toward next-generation therapies, Avammune Therapeutics is betting on affordable, orally administered immunotherap...
- Lord Shiva's ‘oldest prayer’ uncovered: Shiv Trilogy author Amish Tripathi shares how a techie decoded a 4,500-year-old Pashupati sealA computer scientist's cryptographic analysis of the Pashupati Seal suggests its inscription is an ancient invocation to Lord Shiva, aligni...
- Pune Curfew News: Police imposes ban on these activities for next 14 days starting tonight. Here's what's allowed, what's notPune Ban news: Pune administration has imposed a 14-day ban on public gatherings starting May 26. The Pune Municipal Corporation is impleme...
- What happens when investors stop SIPs during crises–real investors, real panic, and the real cost of walking awayFrom a cancer diagnosis in Kolkata to a layoff in Bengaluru to Covid panic in Agra—real investors, real crises, and the real cost of walkin...
- San Diego mosque shooters met online and left writings expressing hate, FBI saysTwo teenagers with white supremacist views attacked a mosque in San Diego. They met online and shared hateful ideologies. The attackers kil...
- In the shadow of COVID, health officials fight panic over Hantavirus outbreakA hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has sparked public concern. Health officials are working to communicate clearly, drawing lessons fro...
- China's view on Elon Musk? Visionary, occasional villainIn a rapidly evolving Chinese market, Elon Musk enjoys admiration and faces competition in equal measure. Tesla's groundbreaking advancemen...
- Your dreams aren’t random. Here’s what’s really happeningDreams are not random but are shaped by individual traits, daily events, and social activities, a new study reveals. Researchers used AI to...
- EdTech vs. Traditional Coaching: How education industry has transformed since Covid-19That ‘Watershed’ moment in the Education industry is Corona. That is because the way people perceive education has undergone a dramatic cha...
- Less economic activities during lockdown led to low air pollution in most parts of India: StudyAccording to the study, published in the 'Environmental Science and Pollution Research', ozone, carbon monoxide and NO2 showed an increase ...
- No fall in COVID infections despite lockdown, finds UK studyThe Imperial College London and Ipsos MORI Real-time Assessment of Community Transmission (REACT) study into the country's COVID-19 infecti...
- Covid blues: Not being able to meet friends made 69% Indians lonelier, 50% felt social distancing weakened relationshipsThe pandemic has also led to deeper and meaningful conversations.
- College students' mental health worst-hit by the coronavirus-induced lockdown: StudyConducted by YourDost, an online mental health platform, the study found that the second worst-affected segment of people was working profe...
- States rely on data analytics in Unlock 1.0As states begin Unlock 1.0, they are depending on data analytics and modelling studies to open up with limited risks.
- Wearing masks can halt spread of virus: StudyEven 75% mask adherence in a population can lower Covid-19’s reproduction number to less than 1, without resorting to lockdowns, studies pu...
- Non-migrant workers in Delhi see income drop by at least 57 per cent during lockdown: StudyThe study uses data collected from 1,392 non-migrant workers, many of whom live in Delhi's informal settlements. The data was collected in ...
- Over 50 per cent of households in rural India cutting down on food items after lockdown: StudyOver 50 per cent of households in rural India have cut down on food items after lockdown, a study has found.
- India could see a reduction in the number of coronavirus cases by next week: StudyConducted by an interdisciplinary group of scholars and data scientists and led by Bhramhar Mukherjee, a professor at the University of Mic...
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