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"Should Look At All Options": Harvard Professor On Indians Wanting To Study In US
Urging India to invest more in science, Tarun Khanna, the Jorge Paulo Lemann professor at the Harvard Business School, has said no country has escaped middle-income status without doing so.
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Are Screens Ruining Your Child's Grades? Study Reveals Major Impact On Math And Reading
Each additional hour of daily screen time was linked to a 9-10% decrease in the likelihood of achieving higher academic grades.
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Top 10 Global Universities Featured In World University Rankings 2026
World University Rankings 2026: This year's list features 2,191 universities across 115 countries and territories, highlighting the evolving landscape of global higher education.
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Government Of Brazil Announces Scholarships For Graduate Students Enrolling In 2026
The programme offers scholarships for in-person graduate courses at Brazilian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), including full master's, full doctorate, and sandwich doctorate programs.
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Bengaluru Professor Calls Student Home For Classes, Harassment Claim Follows
A 45-year-old head of department (HOD) at a prestigious private college in Bengaluru has been arrested for allegedly misbehaving with a student under the pretext of helping her with studies and attendance.
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Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
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How Attractive Is South Korea Compared To Traditional Destinations For Indian Students
Study Abroad: For those pursuing STEM education, South Korea offers robust research funding and houses world-leading industries in semiconductors, electronics, robotics, and design.
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Indian Dental Student, Working Part-Time At US Gas Station, Shot Dead
A 27-year-old Indian student has reportedly been shot dead in Dallas, US. Chandrashekar Pole, who was from Hyderabad, was working part-time at a gas station last night when he was killed by an unidentified gunman.
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Your Blood Type Could Predict A Stroke Before 60. Here's Who's Most At Risk
A recent study found that individuals with the A1 subgroup of blood type A have a 16% higher risk of experiencing an early-onset stroke before age 60 compared to other blood types.
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Love Ramen? Eating This Comfort Food May Increase The Risk Of Early Death, Finds A Study
Your favourite ramen may pose a higher risk to your health than you think. A new study has found that it can even increase the risk of mortality
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"Our Migration Policy Works Like German Car": Germany Invites Highly Skilled Indians
Germany is one of the most preferred destinations for Indian students seeking higher education abroad, offering a mix of affordability, quality, and stability.
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Higher Doses Of Semaglutide Safe, Can Aid In Better Weight Loss For Obese Adults: Study
A study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology journal, suggest that a higher dose of semaglutide offers a promising new option for people who have not achieved sufficient weight loss with existing treatments.
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Flavours, Sweeteners And Colours Make Worst Additives List, UK Study Warns
A new Lancet eClinicalMedicine study links artificial sweeteners to a higher all-cause mortality risk, while gelling agents like pectin may be protective.
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'Want Students To Study It': Russian Minister Pushes For Hindi In Universities
Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, Konstantin Mogilevsky has pushed for Hindi to be studied at university level in Russian Universities.
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Common Medication Used To Treat Heart Attacks Might Kill Women, New Study Finds
Beta blockers help slow down the heart rate, reduce the force of heart contractions and lower blood pressure.
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"Should Look At All Options": Harvard Professor On Indians Wanting To Study In US
Urging India to invest more in science, Tarun Khanna, the Jorge Paulo Lemann professor at the Harvard Business School, has said no country has escaped middle-income status without doing so.
-
Are Screens Ruining Your Child's Grades? Study Reveals Major Impact On Math And Reading
Each additional hour of daily screen time was linked to a 9-10% decrease in the likelihood of achieving higher academic grades.
-
Top 10 Global Universities Featured In World University Rankings 2026
World University Rankings 2026: This year's list features 2,191 universities across 115 countries and territories, highlighting the evolving landscape of global higher education.
-
Government Of Brazil Announces Scholarships For Graduate Students Enrolling In 2026
The programme offers scholarships for in-person graduate courses at Brazilian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), including full master's, full doctorate, and sandwich doctorate programs.
-
Bengaluru Professor Calls Student Home For Classes, Harassment Claim Follows
A 45-year-old head of department (HOD) at a prestigious private college in Bengaluru has been arrested for allegedly misbehaving with a student under the pretext of helping her with studies and attendance.
-
Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
-
How Attractive Is South Korea Compared To Traditional Destinations For Indian Students
Study Abroad: For those pursuing STEM education, South Korea offers robust research funding and houses world-leading industries in semiconductors, electronics, robotics, and design.
-
Indian Dental Student, Working Part-Time At US Gas Station, Shot Dead
A 27-year-old Indian student has reportedly been shot dead in Dallas, US. Chandrashekar Pole, who was from Hyderabad, was working part-time at a gas station last night when he was killed by an unidentified gunman.
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Your Blood Type Could Predict A Stroke Before 60. Here's Who's Most At Risk
A recent study found that individuals with the A1 subgroup of blood type A have a 16% higher risk of experiencing an early-onset stroke before age 60 compared to other blood types.
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Love Ramen? Eating This Comfort Food May Increase The Risk Of Early Death, Finds A Study
Your favourite ramen may pose a higher risk to your health than you think. A new study has found that it can even increase the risk of mortality
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"Our Migration Policy Works Like German Car": Germany Invites Highly Skilled Indians
Germany is one of the most preferred destinations for Indian students seeking higher education abroad, offering a mix of affordability, quality, and stability.
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Higher Doses Of Semaglutide Safe, Can Aid In Better Weight Loss For Obese Adults: Study
A study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology journal, suggest that a higher dose of semaglutide offers a promising new option for people who have not achieved sufficient weight loss with existing treatments.
-
Flavours, Sweeteners And Colours Make Worst Additives List, UK Study Warns
A new Lancet eClinicalMedicine study links artificial sweeteners to a higher all-cause mortality risk, while gelling agents like pectin may be protective.
-
'Want Students To Study It': Russian Minister Pushes For Hindi In Universities
Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, Konstantin Mogilevsky has pushed for Hindi to be studied at university level in Russian Universities.
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Common Medication Used To Treat Heart Attacks Might Kill Women, New Study Finds
Beta blockers help slow down the heart rate, reduce the force of heart contractions and lower blood pressure.
