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Medical School Fees At Rs 9,000 Per Semester: Why A US Woman Moved To Germany
She said the affordable education, better lifestyle, and stronger work-life balance motivated her to leave the US and continue her studies in Munich.
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New Study Reveals Surprising Link Between Exercise And Brain Size
A recent international study has unveiled an interesting connection between regular exercise and improved brain health.
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Education Is Continuous Process In Armed Forces: Senior Army officer
General Officer-Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) Southern Command Lieutenant General J S Nain of the Indian Army on Monday said education is an integral part and a continuous process in the armed forces.
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NMAT 2022 Exam Dates Out; Register By October 10
The NMAT 2022 exam is from October 10 to December 19. The exam is for a duration of two hours.
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Why China And Donald Trump Can't Do Without Each Other
When Donald Trump becomes US president next month, one issue above all others could force his new administration to work closely with China and underscore why he and Beijing need each other - North Korea.
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On Last Foreign Tour, Barack Obama Must Find A Way To Explain Donald Trump
It was supposed to be his grand valedictory tour. Now President Barack Obama must use his last major trip abroad to try to calm shocked world leaders about the outcome of the US election, and what comes next when Donald Trump is president.
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Delhi Ranks Lowest In Working Conditions For Women, Sikkim Tops: Report
Delhi has been ranked lowest in terms of working conditions for women, according to a report.
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Indian Professor Appointed 56th President Of International Studies Association
An Indian Professor has become the president of a scholarly group in the US dedicated to international studies.
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JNU Councillor Alleges That Door Of His Room Defaced
A councillor from JNU's School of International Studies has alleged that the door of his hostel room was defaced and the national flag sticker pasted on it was torn, following which he has registered a complaint with the warden.
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Satellite Images Show China May Be Building Powerful Radar On Disputed Islands
Satellite images show China may be building a powerful new radar system on a disputed island in the South China Sea, which could have worrisome military uses in monitoring - and potentially trying to control - a strategically vital waterway, according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).
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North Korea Test Could Put Missile Defence Back In Frame Amid Chinese Disquiet
North Korea's claim to have tested a miniaturised hydrogen bomb, which would represent a big advance in its strike capability, could lead to renewed calls for countries in the region to enhance their missile defences, changes that China opposes.
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Beijing Tries to Soothe South China Sea Jitters
Beijing sought to soothe tensions over its South China Sea claims today, saying it will avoid the use of force in the region as the US ponders sending war ships close to territory claimed by the Asian giant.
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China Building Third Airstrip in Disputed South China Sea: Report
China appears to be building a third airstrip in contested territory in the South China Sea, a US expert said on Monday, citing satellite photographs taken last week.
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Satellite Images Suggest North Korea Expanding Uranium Capacity: Report
North Korea appears to be expanding its capacity to produce uranium, which could be used to increase its stockpile of nuclear weapons, a U.S. nuclear expert said on Wednesday.
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South China Sea Tensions Flare at Asia Security Talks
China was on a diplomatic collision course with some of its neighbours and the United States over its controversial island-building, as regional security talks opened today in Kuala Lumpur.
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Medical School Fees At Rs 9,000 Per Semester: Why A US Woman Moved To Germany
She said the affordable education, better lifestyle, and stronger work-life balance motivated her to leave the US and continue her studies in Munich.
-
New Study Reveals Surprising Link Between Exercise And Brain Size
A recent international study has unveiled an interesting connection between regular exercise and improved brain health.
-
Education Is Continuous Process In Armed Forces: Senior Army officer
General Officer-Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) Southern Command Lieutenant General J S Nain of the Indian Army on Monday said education is an integral part and a continuous process in the armed forces.
-
NMAT 2022 Exam Dates Out; Register By October 10
The NMAT 2022 exam is from October 10 to December 19. The exam is for a duration of two hours.
-
Why China And Donald Trump Can't Do Without Each Other
When Donald Trump becomes US president next month, one issue above all others could force his new administration to work closely with China and underscore why he and Beijing need each other - North Korea.
-
On Last Foreign Tour, Barack Obama Must Find A Way To Explain Donald Trump
It was supposed to be his grand valedictory tour. Now President Barack Obama must use his last major trip abroad to try to calm shocked world leaders about the outcome of the US election, and what comes next when Donald Trump is president.
-
Delhi Ranks Lowest In Working Conditions For Women, Sikkim Tops: Report
Delhi has been ranked lowest in terms of working conditions for women, according to a report.
-
Indian Professor Appointed 56th President Of International Studies Association
An Indian Professor has become the president of a scholarly group in the US dedicated to international studies.
-
JNU Councillor Alleges That Door Of His Room Defaced
A councillor from JNU's School of International Studies has alleged that the door of his hostel room was defaced and the national flag sticker pasted on it was torn, following which he has registered a complaint with the warden.
-
Satellite Images Show China May Be Building Powerful Radar On Disputed Islands
Satellite images show China may be building a powerful new radar system on a disputed island in the South China Sea, which could have worrisome military uses in monitoring - and potentially trying to control - a strategically vital waterway, according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).
-
North Korea Test Could Put Missile Defence Back In Frame Amid Chinese Disquiet
North Korea's claim to have tested a miniaturised hydrogen bomb, which would represent a big advance in its strike capability, could lead to renewed calls for countries in the region to enhance their missile defences, changes that China opposes.
-
Beijing Tries to Soothe South China Sea Jitters
Beijing sought to soothe tensions over its South China Sea claims today, saying it will avoid the use of force in the region as the US ponders sending war ships close to territory claimed by the Asian giant.
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China Building Third Airstrip in Disputed South China Sea: Report
China appears to be building a third airstrip in contested territory in the South China Sea, a US expert said on Monday, citing satellite photographs taken last week.
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Satellite Images Suggest North Korea Expanding Uranium Capacity: Report
North Korea appears to be expanding its capacity to produce uranium, which could be used to increase its stockpile of nuclear weapons, a U.S. nuclear expert said on Wednesday.
-
South China Sea Tensions Flare at Asia Security Talks
China was on a diplomatic collision course with some of its neighbours and the United States over its controversial island-building, as regional security talks opened today in Kuala Lumpur.
