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NBEMS Extends Thesis Submission Deadline For DNB Final Theory Exam, Check New Date
NBEMS has extended the thesis submission deadline for the DNB Final Theory Exam December 2025 to November 12.
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NASA Unveils Plans for Lunar Nuclear Reactor by 2030 Amid Rising Moon Race
NASA plans to build a 100-kilowatt nuclear fission reactor on the Moon’s south pole by 2030 to power Artemis missions and future lunar bases. The site offers access to water ice but raises legal and diplomatic concerns under the Outer Space Treaty. With China and Russia advancing their own lunar power plants, the move from the US.
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Need Chinese Students In Humanities, Indian For Sciences: US Diplomat
The US should welcome more students from China, but to study the humanities rather than sciences, the second-ranked US diplomat said on Monday
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Eminent Citizens Support Delhi University Decision Of Savarkar In Syllabus
A group of former judges, bureaucrats, diplomats and generals today came out in support of the Delhi University's decision to include VD Savarkar in its political science syllabus, contending that it was required for a fair narration of history.
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"Time-Bomb": World Reacts To UN Climate Report
From leaders of islands threatened by rising seas to climate activists and diplomats, many of those reacting to Monday's UN report on climate change said it's a wake up call for world leaders.
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Science Diplomats, Representatives Of Foreign Missions In India Discuss Shaping Of Science Policy
Science attaches, diplomats and representatives of foreign missions in India from about 20 countries discussed best practices for shaping India's upcoming science policy at the round table conference organized for consultation on the draft Science Technology and Innovation Policy (STIP).
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Fires, Storms Show Impact of Climate Change
Apple chief Tim Cook said Monday he views the recent increase in fires, hurricanes and floods as strong proof that climate change is real.
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Independence Day 2017: US Diplomat In India Learns How To Fly Kites In Old Delhi
A video shared by the US Embassy in India shows Andrea Robles-Olson, Science Officer at the US Embassy in New Delhi, learning how to fly a kite.
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Bogota, Rebels Reach Deal on Those Missing in Colombia Conflict
The Colombian government and FARC rebels reached a deal on Saturday on searching for the thousands missing and presumed dead in their decades-long conflict, in a further step toward peace, diplomats said.
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French rape case: Father's DNA test is inconclusive
The Bangalore police have sought further clarifications on the DNA report of the French official, Pascal Mazurier, who is accused of raping his four-year-old daughter. Police say, the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) report is inconclusive.
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NBEMS Extends Thesis Submission Deadline For DNB Final Theory Exam, Check New Date
NBEMS has extended the thesis submission deadline for the DNB Final Theory Exam December 2025 to November 12.
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NASA Unveils Plans for Lunar Nuclear Reactor by 2030 Amid Rising Moon Race
NASA plans to build a 100-kilowatt nuclear fission reactor on the Moon’s south pole by 2030 to power Artemis missions and future lunar bases. The site offers access to water ice but raises legal and diplomatic concerns under the Outer Space Treaty. With China and Russia advancing their own lunar power plants, the move from the US.
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Need Chinese Students In Humanities, Indian For Sciences: US Diplomat
The US should welcome more students from China, but to study the humanities rather than sciences, the second-ranked US diplomat said on Monday
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Eminent Citizens Support Delhi University Decision Of Savarkar In Syllabus
A group of former judges, bureaucrats, diplomats and generals today came out in support of the Delhi University's decision to include VD Savarkar in its political science syllabus, contending that it was required for a fair narration of history.
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"Time-Bomb": World Reacts To UN Climate Report
From leaders of islands threatened by rising seas to climate activists and diplomats, many of those reacting to Monday's UN report on climate change said it's a wake up call for world leaders.
-
Science Diplomats, Representatives Of Foreign Missions In India Discuss Shaping Of Science Policy
Science attaches, diplomats and representatives of foreign missions in India from about 20 countries discussed best practices for shaping India's upcoming science policy at the round table conference organized for consultation on the draft Science Technology and Innovation Policy (STIP).
-
Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Fires, Storms Show Impact of Climate Change
Apple chief Tim Cook said Monday he views the recent increase in fires, hurricanes and floods as strong proof that climate change is real.
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Independence Day 2017: US Diplomat In India Learns How To Fly Kites In Old Delhi
A video shared by the US Embassy in India shows Andrea Robles-Olson, Science Officer at the US Embassy in New Delhi, learning how to fly a kite.
-
Bogota, Rebels Reach Deal on Those Missing in Colombia Conflict
The Colombian government and FARC rebels reached a deal on Saturday on searching for the thousands missing and presumed dead in their decades-long conflict, in a further step toward peace, diplomats said.
-
French rape case: Father's DNA test is inconclusive
The Bangalore police have sought further clarifications on the DNA report of the French official, Pascal Mazurier, who is accused of raping his four-year-old daughter. Police say, the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) report is inconclusive.
