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Indian-American Jay Bhattacharya is Trump's pick to lead top US health institutePresident-elect Donald Trump has nominated Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a Stanford professor, to lead the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Bha...- India starts registration of hand transplantation patientsIndia has established its first registry for hand transplantation patients, aiming to ensure transparent and priority-based allocation of d...
- 10,368: The incomplete count of Ukraine's civilian deadThe Russian missile strike took nearly everything from Oleksandr Remez -- his wife Natalia and their home in central Ukraine. He only survi...
- Chetan Ghate succeeds Ajit Mishra as director of Institute of Economic GrowthChetan Ghate, who was a member of the Reserve Bank of India’s first monetary policy committee between 2016-2020, is the winner of the 2014 ...
- N K Singh elected president of Institute of Economic Growth SocietyA prominent administrator, and policymaker, NK Singh has been the chairman of the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Review Commit...
- Covid will be like common cold in the next few years, mostly affecting unvaccinated childrenBecause Covid severity is lower among children, the overall burden from the disease may decline.
- Chinese military faces significant challenge as fertility rate falls in 2020China's once-a-decade census, released this month, showed that 12 million babies were born in the last year, the lowest since 1961, during ...
- Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen conferred with Spain's top award in social sciencesIn his best-known work, 'Poverty and Famines. In an Essay on Entitlement and Deprivation (1981)', Sen demonstrated that hunger is not a con...
- Bengaluru riots pre-planned and organised, says a fact-finding committee report“The funding received by individuals and religious extremists organisations who are involved in anti-social activities be tracked and conti...
- People living in city with active coal power plants have higher body levels of mercury: IIT HyderabadThe research team was headed by Asif Qureshi, associate professor, Department of Civil Engineering, IIT Hyderabad.
- Thanks to women's emancipation, marrying up is now easier for menThe number of highly educated women exceeds the number of highly educated men in the marriage market.
- Larger use of Internet forcing companies to transform in India: ICICI Bank MD and CEO Chanda KochharDriving the change is increasing use of Internet, which is changing the business model in India where technology is driving companies to tr...
- If not contained, Nepal crisis may spill over to India says Madhesi communityA Nepalese delegation, comprising members of the civil society and the Madhesi community, has rejected the constitutional amendments passed...
- Piki: A startup that helps you make quick decision based on dependable dataThe first stepping block in the process for Piki was to zero in on a relevant demographic base that his customers (any brand) would want to...
- Expert panel to lend technology solutions for housing projectsThe Maharashtra government has decided to constitute a committee of technical experts that would suggest within two months guidelines for c...
- UK's ethnic population set to double by 2051: ReportOverall UK population will rise from 63.4 million in 2011 to 77.4 million in 2051, fuelled by a more than 100 per cent increase in minority...
- India to lose over $4.58 trillion to non-communicable diseasesThe report said primary prevention of NCDs with focussed approach, if implemented, can reverse this trend with a return on investment of at...
- IIM-Bangalore is India's No. 1 in business management research: Stanford StudyThe universities were ranked in these categories: sociology, demography and family studies, economics, psychology, and business and managem...
- Sunday ET: Senior citizens find succour in slew of innovations in KeralaThe latest is a slew of funeral web-casting services, which allow the NRI kith and kin a chance to see the last rites of their near and dea...
- Chinese bachelors to boost the economy: expertsThe new bachelor trend among Chinese middle-class, white-collar workers will trigger a "single economy" phenomenon in the country, experts ...
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