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Savage Attack On Andhra Pradesh College Student, Attackers Bit His Cheek
A young man was savagely assaulted by four people - one of whom bit his cheek like an animal and another battered his head with a coconut-sized rock in Andhra Pradesh's Dr BR Ambedkar Konaseema district.
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Sex Education Season 4 to Jaane Jaan: Top Movies and TV Series to Watch on Netflix This Weekend
What are the top movies and TV series trending on Netflix right now? We’ve listed the most interesting picks for you to binge-watch this weekend, ranging from Sex Education season 4, Kareena Kapoor Khan-led Jaane Jaan, the top-ranking Love at First Sight, Jujutsu Kaisen, and more.
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NEET 2018 Merit List To Be Used In Veterinary Colleges For All India Quota Seats
The Merit list of NEET (UG) 2018 will be used for allocation of seats under 15% All India quota in the recognized veterinary colleges for admission to Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (BVSc & AH) degree courses during 2018-19.
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'I Have Come Back': Engineering Student Saved From Blue Whale Suicide Game
An engineering student in Kolkata, believed to have completed several levels of the "Blue Whale" suicide game and had even carved an image of the animal on his arm with a blade, says he was saved by his college friends, faculty and counseling by the West Bengal police.
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Medical Students In Tamil Nadu Torture, Kill Monkey On Campus, 4 Suspended
Months after a dog was thrown off a terrace by medical students in Chennai, another horrific case of animal brutality has emerged - this time just over 100 kilometres away, in Vellore. Students of the Christian Medical College tortured and killed a monkey on campus last week and buried the body close to the college mess.
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Frozen in Time: India's Last Taxidermist Keeps on Stuffing
Santosh Gaikwad, 42, stuffs animals that have suffered a natural or accidental death and is inundated with requests to prepare animals for museums and for grieving pet lovers.
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Recipe for Painlessness in Humans Discovered
Scientists have discovered a potential recipe for painlessness in humans, by using mice genetically modified to lack a nerve channel that enables people and animals to feel pain.
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Indian-American Scientist Discovers Wake-Sleep Mechanism
An Indian-American scientist at Northwestern University in the US state of Illinois has found that a simple two-cycle mechanism controls waking-up and going-to-sleep process in animals during a 24-hour day.
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4 Delhi University Colleges to Offer Bachelor of Vocation Courses From Next Year
Four colleges of Delhi University are likely to offer Bachelor of Vocation (BVoc) course in nine disciplines including tv programming, printing technology, web designing, editing and animation, from the next academic session.
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Nearly 2.60 Lakh Ducks Culled in Kerala; No Infection Found in Humans
Nearly 2.60 lakh ducks had been culled since November 26 after the outbreak of H5NI virus in three affected districts of Kerala, where no person was found infected, Minister for Animal Husbandry K P Mohanan said in Thiruvananthapuram today.
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West Bengal Minister held hostage for eight hours over disputed land
West Bengal Animal Resources Minister Nure Alam Chowdhury was assaulted and kept confined by a mob for over eight hours at a college in Rampurhat in West Bengal on Sunday in Birbhum district over a disputed land.
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Savage Attack On Andhra Pradesh College Student, Attackers Bit His Cheek
A young man was savagely assaulted by four people - one of whom bit his cheek like an animal and another battered his head with a coconut-sized rock in Andhra Pradesh's Dr BR Ambedkar Konaseema district.
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Sex Education Season 4 to Jaane Jaan: Top Movies and TV Series to Watch on Netflix This Weekend
What are the top movies and TV series trending on Netflix right now? We’ve listed the most interesting picks for you to binge-watch this weekend, ranging from Sex Education season 4, Kareena Kapoor Khan-led Jaane Jaan, the top-ranking Love at First Sight, Jujutsu Kaisen, and more.
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NEET 2018 Merit List To Be Used In Veterinary Colleges For All India Quota Seats
The Merit list of NEET (UG) 2018 will be used for allocation of seats under 15% All India quota in the recognized veterinary colleges for admission to Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (BVSc & AH) degree courses during 2018-19.
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'I Have Come Back': Engineering Student Saved From Blue Whale Suicide Game
An engineering student in Kolkata, believed to have completed several levels of the "Blue Whale" suicide game and had even carved an image of the animal on his arm with a blade, says he was saved by his college friends, faculty and counseling by the West Bengal police.
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Medical Students In Tamil Nadu Torture, Kill Monkey On Campus, 4 Suspended
Months after a dog was thrown off a terrace by medical students in Chennai, another horrific case of animal brutality has emerged - this time just over 100 kilometres away, in Vellore. Students of the Christian Medical College tortured and killed a monkey on campus last week and buried the body close to the college mess.
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Frozen in Time: India's Last Taxidermist Keeps on Stuffing
Santosh Gaikwad, 42, stuffs animals that have suffered a natural or accidental death and is inundated with requests to prepare animals for museums and for grieving pet lovers.
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Recipe for Painlessness in Humans Discovered
Scientists have discovered a potential recipe for painlessness in humans, by using mice genetically modified to lack a nerve channel that enables people and animals to feel pain.
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Indian-American Scientist Discovers Wake-Sleep Mechanism
An Indian-American scientist at Northwestern University in the US state of Illinois has found that a simple two-cycle mechanism controls waking-up and going-to-sleep process in animals during a 24-hour day.
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4 Delhi University Colleges to Offer Bachelor of Vocation Courses From Next Year
Four colleges of Delhi University are likely to offer Bachelor of Vocation (BVoc) course in nine disciplines including tv programming, printing technology, web designing, editing and animation, from the next academic session.
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Nearly 2.60 Lakh Ducks Culled in Kerala; No Infection Found in Humans
Nearly 2.60 lakh ducks had been culled since November 26 after the outbreak of H5NI virus in three affected districts of Kerala, where no person was found infected, Minister for Animal Husbandry K P Mohanan said in Thiruvananthapuram today.
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West Bengal Minister held hostage for eight hours over disputed land
West Bengal Animal Resources Minister Nure Alam Chowdhury was assaulted and kept confined by a mob for over eight hours at a college in Rampurhat in West Bengal on Sunday in Birbhum district over a disputed land.
