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From Pre-School To PhD: India, Australia Expand Education Partnership, Approves New Campus
Australian Education Minister Jason Clare said, "Nineteen international institutions have approvals to set up in India, seven are Australian.
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Cute But Cruel? Research Shows Popular Pet Videos Often Cause Stress
So-called "challenges" on social media can involve scaring a pet, which is unkind and risks causing harm.
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Laughing Gas May Provide Quick Relief In Depression, New Study Finds
The researchers emphasise the need for further studies to determine the optimal dosing strategy.
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Supercomputer Builds One Of The Most Realistic Virtual Brains Ever Created
Scientists have built an ultra-detailed virtual mouse brain using a supercomputer, offering a powerful new tool for studying brain function and diseases like Alzheimer's.
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China's Researchers Bring Closure To Einstein And Bohr's Long-Standing Quantum Mystery
Professor Pan and his team recreated Einstein's thought experiment to demonstrate how the quantum world actually works.
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IIT Delhi's Workshop For PhD Scholars, Check Details To Apply
Eligible candidates in Chemical Engineering, Textile & Fibre Engineering, Atmospheric Sciences, and Materials Science can apply by December 8, 2025, with selection based on research quality and potential.
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Is Cheese Good For Your Gut? 3 Best Varieties For Digestion & Probiotics
Cheese has long been vilified as an indulgent guilty pleasure, but emerging research suggests that certain traditional cheeses might actually be powerful allies for your gut health.
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Decades-Old Stepping Stones In China Turn Out To Be 190-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Footprints
The researchers found that these dinosaurs walked with a "ground-running" gait.
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Misaligned Exoplanet Is Challenging How We Think Solar Systems Form
Astronomers studying the dwarf-star system TOI-3884b have uncovered a striking anomaly: the planet’s orbit is sharply misaligned with its star’s rotation. Using multicolour transit observations, researchers detected repeated starspot-crossing events that revealed the planet passes over cooler regions on the stellar surface. Follow-up monitoring...
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Indian Dance Mudras May Revolutionise Robotic Hand Control, UMBC Study Shows
Researchers are using classical Indian dance, especially Bharatanatyam mudras, to improve robotic hand dexterity. By analysing 30 structured mudras, scientists found they offer more versatile motion patterns than everyday grasps. These dance-derived synergies could enhance prosthetics, assistive robots, gesture-based rehabilitation and future human...
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Australia's Victoria University To Launch Its International Campus In Gurugram
Australia's Victoria University from Melbourne is expanding to Gurugram, Delhi NCR, launching its first international campus in India in 2026 with undergraduate, postgraduate, and research courses.
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NCERT Launches Walk-In Recruitment Drive For Central Institute Of Educational Technology Project Posts
The recruitment targets positions in academic research, educational technology, and project management at CIET. Applicants should bring all required documents for interview verification.
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Man Leaves Well-Paying Job To Become Food Delivery Rider. The Reason Blew The Internet Away
A viral post claimed that a person left his Rs 25 LPA job as he plans to launch a cloud kitchen. To do "market research," he decided to become a delivery rider for companies like Swiggy.
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Global Foldable Shipments Increase in Q3 2025 as Samsung Retains Market Lead: Counterpoint
Global foldable smartphone shipments increased by 14 percent year-on-year (YoY) in the third quarter (Q3) of 2025, according to a report by a market research firm. The growth is attributed to the adoption of foldable smartphones across premium-focused segments. The market analysis reveals that book-style foldable models were amongst the most popula...
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The Real Reason You Get Hangry And How To Make It Stop
Hangry is partly biology, partly behaviour, and eminently manageable. Research links low glucose, hunger hormones and the gut-brain axis to irritability and reduced self-control.
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From Pre-School To PhD: India, Australia Expand Education Partnership, Approves New Campus
Australian Education Minister Jason Clare said, "Nineteen international institutions have approvals to set up in India, seven are Australian.
-
Cute But Cruel? Research Shows Popular Pet Videos Often Cause Stress
So-called "challenges" on social media can involve scaring a pet, which is unkind and risks causing harm.
-
Laughing Gas May Provide Quick Relief In Depression, New Study Finds
The researchers emphasise the need for further studies to determine the optimal dosing strategy.
-
Supercomputer Builds One Of The Most Realistic Virtual Brains Ever Created
Scientists have built an ultra-detailed virtual mouse brain using a supercomputer, offering a powerful new tool for studying brain function and diseases like Alzheimer's.
-
China's Researchers Bring Closure To Einstein And Bohr's Long-Standing Quantum Mystery
Professor Pan and his team recreated Einstein's thought experiment to demonstrate how the quantum world actually works.
-
IIT Delhi's Workshop For PhD Scholars, Check Details To Apply
Eligible candidates in Chemical Engineering, Textile & Fibre Engineering, Atmospheric Sciences, and Materials Science can apply by December 8, 2025, with selection based on research quality and potential.
-
Is Cheese Good For Your Gut? 3 Best Varieties For Digestion & Probiotics
Cheese has long been vilified as an indulgent guilty pleasure, but emerging research suggests that certain traditional cheeses might actually be powerful allies for your gut health.
-
Decades-Old Stepping Stones In China Turn Out To Be 190-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Footprints
The researchers found that these dinosaurs walked with a "ground-running" gait.
-
Misaligned Exoplanet Is Challenging How We Think Solar Systems Form
Astronomers studying the dwarf-star system TOI-3884b have uncovered a striking anomaly: the planet’s orbit is sharply misaligned with its star’s rotation. Using multicolour transit observations, researchers detected repeated starspot-crossing events that revealed the planet passes over cooler regions on the stellar surface. Follow-up monitoring...
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Indian Dance Mudras May Revolutionise Robotic Hand Control, UMBC Study Shows
Researchers are using classical Indian dance, especially Bharatanatyam mudras, to improve robotic hand dexterity. By analysing 30 structured mudras, scientists found they offer more versatile motion patterns than everyday grasps. These dance-derived synergies could enhance prosthetics, assistive robots, gesture-based rehabilitation and future human...
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Australia's Victoria University To Launch Its International Campus In Gurugram
Australia's Victoria University from Melbourne is expanding to Gurugram, Delhi NCR, launching its first international campus in India in 2026 with undergraduate, postgraduate, and research courses.
-
NCERT Launches Walk-In Recruitment Drive For Central Institute Of Educational Technology Project Posts
The recruitment targets positions in academic research, educational technology, and project management at CIET. Applicants should bring all required documents for interview verification.
-
Man Leaves Well-Paying Job To Become Food Delivery Rider. The Reason Blew The Internet Away
A viral post claimed that a person left his Rs 25 LPA job as he plans to launch a cloud kitchen. To do "market research," he decided to become a delivery rider for companies like Swiggy.
-
Global Foldable Shipments Increase in Q3 2025 as Samsung Retains Market Lead: Counterpoint
Global foldable smartphone shipments increased by 14 percent year-on-year (YoY) in the third quarter (Q3) of 2025, according to a report by a market research firm. The growth is attributed to the adoption of foldable smartphones across premium-focused segments. The market analysis reveals that book-style foldable models were amongst the most popula...
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The Real Reason You Get Hangry And How To Make It Stop
Hangry is partly biology, partly behaviour, and eminently manageable. Research links low glucose, hunger hormones and the gut-brain axis to irritability and reduced self-control.
