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6 Bengaluru College Staff Suspended After Medical Student Dies By Suicide
Six faculty members of a dental college here have been suspended by the management pending further inquiry into the death of a 23-year-old student by suicide.
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Oxford University Press Apologises Over Content On Shivaji Maharaj In Book Published In 2003
Oxford University Press India acknowledged that some statements contained in the book "Shivaji: Hindu King in Islamic India", published in 2003, were unverified.
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"Rage Bait", Not A Word, Is Oxford's Word Of The Year. This Is What It Means
Rage bait is content that is created to get on your nerves – not by accident, but on purpose.
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Oxford Releases 2025 Word Of The Year Shortlist: Voting Opens Until November 27
Oxford University Press has shortlisted three words for Word of the Year 2025: aura farming, biohack, and rage bait, reflecting cultural and social trends.
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From Bulla To Bobolee: 12 Caribbean Words Added In Oxford English Dictionary
The Caribbean has elbowed its way into the Oxford English Dictionary with 12 new words commonly used in the region that officials publicly recognised on Wednesday.
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Indian-Origin Barrister Disbarred For Oxford University Medical Degree Lie
An Indian-origin lawyer who was found to have misled a UK barrister's chamber by falsely claiming to have studied medicine at the University of Oxford has been disbarred for professional misconduct by an independent tribunal.
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Debut Of Brain Rot In 2024: Mental And Physical Health Risks
Brain Rot 2024: Let's dive into how brainrot impacts human health and how we can safeguard against it.
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Brain Rot Is Oxford's 2024 Word Of The Year. Here's What It Means
Oxford University Press has declared 'brain rot' as the word of the year for 2024, summing up widespread concerns over mindless social media habits and the consumption of low-value content.
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Ajit Pawar Camp MP Was To Fly On Helicopter That Crashed In Pune
The chopper took off from Oxford County Golf Course helipad near Pune and was heading to Juhu in Mumbai when it crashed, killing two ex-Air Force pilots and an engineer.
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Serum Institute's New "High Efficacy" Malaria Vaccine Rolls Out In Africa
A new "high efficacy" malaria vaccine co-developed by the Serum Institute of India (SII) and the University of Oxford was officially rolled out on Monday when Cote d'Ivoire in West Africa became the first country to begin administering R21/Matrix-M.
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Oxford University To Return Stolen 500-Year-Old Bronze Idol To India
The museum says that it was alerted to the origins of the ancient statue by an independent researcher in November last year
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Watch - "Never Faced Political Pressure": Chief Justice DY Chandrachud At Oxford
While elections lie at the core of India's constitutional democracy, judges reflect a sense of continuity of constitutional values that protect the system, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said in his address at the Oxford Union Society.
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Can Blood Test Detect Heart Failure Risk? What Indian-Origin Professor's Research Finds
A blood test could help identify those at highest risk of dying from heart failure within the next five years, new Oxford University research conducted in collaboration with an Indian-origin professor has found.
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Food Truck To Tech Startup: Indian-American Now Runs For US Congress
From helping her single parent mother running a food truck "India on Wheels" in Pittsburgh to launching a tech startup after completing her education from the Oxford University, Indian American Bhavini Patel is now running for US House of
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Oxford Scientists Launch First Human Vaccine Trials For Nipah Virus
Nipah virus is carried by fruit bats and may also be transmitted by contact with infected animals or from person to person via close contact.
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6 Bengaluru College Staff Suspended After Medical Student Dies By Suicide
Six faculty members of a dental college here have been suspended by the management pending further inquiry into the death of a 23-year-old student by suicide.
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Oxford University Press Apologises Over Content On Shivaji Maharaj In Book Published In 2003
Oxford University Press India acknowledged that some statements contained in the book "Shivaji: Hindu King in Islamic India", published in 2003, were unverified.
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"Rage Bait", Not A Word, Is Oxford's Word Of The Year. This Is What It Means
Rage bait is content that is created to get on your nerves – not by accident, but on purpose.
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Oxford Releases 2025 Word Of The Year Shortlist: Voting Opens Until November 27
Oxford University Press has shortlisted three words for Word of the Year 2025: aura farming, biohack, and rage bait, reflecting cultural and social trends.
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From Bulla To Bobolee: 12 Caribbean Words Added In Oxford English Dictionary
The Caribbean has elbowed its way into the Oxford English Dictionary with 12 new words commonly used in the region that officials publicly recognised on Wednesday.
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Indian-Origin Barrister Disbarred For Oxford University Medical Degree Lie
An Indian-origin lawyer who was found to have misled a UK barrister's chamber by falsely claiming to have studied medicine at the University of Oxford has been disbarred for professional misconduct by an independent tribunal.
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Debut Of Brain Rot In 2024: Mental And Physical Health Risks
Brain Rot 2024: Let's dive into how brainrot impacts human health and how we can safeguard against it.
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Brain Rot Is Oxford's 2024 Word Of The Year. Here's What It Means
Oxford University Press has declared 'brain rot' as the word of the year for 2024, summing up widespread concerns over mindless social media habits and the consumption of low-value content.
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Ajit Pawar Camp MP Was To Fly On Helicopter That Crashed In Pune
The chopper took off from Oxford County Golf Course helipad near Pune and was heading to Juhu in Mumbai when it crashed, killing two ex-Air Force pilots and an engineer.
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Serum Institute's New "High Efficacy" Malaria Vaccine Rolls Out In Africa
A new "high efficacy" malaria vaccine co-developed by the Serum Institute of India (SII) and the University of Oxford was officially rolled out on Monday when Cote d'Ivoire in West Africa became the first country to begin administering R21/Matrix-M.
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Oxford University To Return Stolen 500-Year-Old Bronze Idol To India
The museum says that it was alerted to the origins of the ancient statue by an independent researcher in November last year
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Watch - "Never Faced Political Pressure": Chief Justice DY Chandrachud At Oxford
While elections lie at the core of India's constitutional democracy, judges reflect a sense of continuity of constitutional values that protect the system, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said in his address at the Oxford Union Society.
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Can Blood Test Detect Heart Failure Risk? What Indian-Origin Professor's Research Finds
A blood test could help identify those at highest risk of dying from heart failure within the next five years, new Oxford University research conducted in collaboration with an Indian-origin professor has found.
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Food Truck To Tech Startup: Indian-American Now Runs For US Congress
From helping her single parent mother running a food truck "India on Wheels" in Pittsburgh to launching a tech startup after completing her education from the Oxford University, Indian American Bhavini Patel is now running for US House of
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Oxford Scientists Launch First Human Vaccine Trials For Nipah Virus
Nipah virus is carried by fruit bats and may also be transmitted by contact with infected animals or from person to person via close contact.
