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New Zealand eases student visa rules; here's what's changing for international studentsNew Zealand will update its Pathway Student Visa rules from July twentieth. International students will gain more flexibility in choosing t...- Flowering plants may have recruited dinosaurs long before birds or mammals, with hundreds of fossil fruits revealing an ancient seed-spreading strategyFossil discoveries in New Mexico reveal that flowering plants were producing large, animal-attracting fruits millions of years earlier than...
- University education system is outdated worldwide: EAC Sanjeev Sanyal at 'India Global Innovation Connect 2026'University education systems globally are outdated. Sajeev Sanyal, an Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister member, stated this a...
- Time to take the first step to become a contrarian? 4 mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential up to 21%As the risk created by the US-Iran war keeps crude oil prices elevated, the list of stocks where investors can deploy fresh money with comf...
- How New Zealand’s Funds Transfer Scheme works for student visa applicantsNew Zealand's Funds Transfer Scheme (FTS) ensures international students can manage living expenses. Students transfer funds before arrival...
- One shot could wipe out Cancer bodywide, early trial results leave scientists stunnedCancer treatment single injection results: A redesigned immunotherapy, injected directly into tumors, has shown remarkable results in an ea...
- International students in New Zealand can now work for longer hours as new rules come into effectNew Zealand is boosting international student work rights to 25 hours weekly from November 3, 2025. This change aims to attract more overse...
- India has one ophthalmologist for every 65,000 people, reveals AIIMS Delhi surveyIndia faces a critical shortage of eye care professionals. A recent AIIMS survey highlights only one ophthalmologist for every 65,000 peopl...
- Working on plan to make Maharashtra's health care system best in country in 4 years: CM FadnavisMaharashtra government plans to establish the best health services in the country. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis says primary facilities...
- Factors empowering Indian women to study abroadMore women are pursuing tertiary education globally, with female graduates outnumbering men in fields like Health & Welfare and Education. ...
- World Bank approves USD 255.5 million loan for better technical education in govt-run institutionsThe Multidisciplinary Education and Research Improvement in Technical Education Project will support improving student skills and employabi...
- Biocon starts clinical study to evaluate efficacy of ItolizumabThis is a phase two randomised, double-blind, parallel-group, placebo and active-controlled (adalimumab), two treatment period study to eva...
- Biocon Biologics says clinical study for drug Itolizumab initiated in India after approval from DCGIBiocon's partner US-based Equillium Inc has expanded its 'EQUALISE' study in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) and Lupus Nephritis for Ito...
- Why govt hospitals have such high child mortality rateWith lower levels of our public health system defunct, tertiary care centres are acutely burdened. Combined with malnutrition and biting co...
- New Zealand drops new study visas for Indian studentBetween the start of July and the end of October, the country approved 3,102 visas, just 48% of the 6,462 approved in the same period last ...
- New Zealand denies visa to Indian studentsOfficial figures showed 51 institutions, including half of the country's polytechnics, had visa decline rates for Indian students of more t...
- 'Risk of dying from diseases covered under insurance falls'It also organises health camps in rural areas to help screen patients for tertiary care and transport them to hospitals in urban centres.
- Rs 18,000 crore required to extend health insurance coverageThe demographic dividend refers to a period when the share of young and working people outnumber dependents significantly.
- 11 per cent dip in workforce engaged in agriculture sector: AssochamThe number of individuals employed in the agriculture sector have declined from about 261 million in 2009-10 to 231 million as of 2011-12, ...
- Superbug threat: Govt mulls introducing new 'schedule' in ActThe threat of a multi-drug resistant superbug looming large has forced the government to consider introduction of a separate schedule in th...
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