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‘Organic’ and ‘natural’? India’s $32 billion packaged food and beverage industry struggles with disclosures
The packaged food industry should be more upfront about the ingredients they use to make products. It is a question of public health, say experts.
Chinese troops are going to stay at the disputed site along India border for longer period: US Report
China-India Border Tensions: Amid global focus on Ukraine, Gaza, and the South China Sea, tensions on the China-India border remain significant. Reports from the US Army War College and the US Annual Threat Assessment highlight the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) strategic positioning and infrastructure development along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Aksai Chin. These developments indicate a prolonged readiness for potential conflict, underscoring the importance of ongoing diplomatic efforts.
'Research' now key to get into top global schools
Top international universities accepted only 4% of undergraduate applicants in recent admission cycle. Research is now a vital factor for admission abroad, along with grades and extra-curricular activities.
Is the dark matter mystery finally solved? Researchers come across exciting information
Scientists for the past few decades have been vehemently trying to detect and see dark matter but have been unable to do so, even after multiple experimentations and attempts. However, now, a few researchers have stumbled upon a new piece of data, that may help them inch closer to the dark matter mystery, claim reports.
To address talent shortage, chipmakers skilling engineering students
Firms like Intel India, AMD, Applied Materials and Tessolve are teaming up students and employees to work on real-life projects, establishing labs in institutes like IIT-Bombay, driving industry-academia partnerships to conduct research in core design and AI training and sponsoring students pursuing research.
Russian economy has withstood what even China could not have achieved: Prof. Alexander Dynkin
Prof. Alexander Dynkin discussed the significance of the Primakov Readings International Forum and the role of BRICS in shaping global economic trends. He emphasized India's pivotal role in BRICS and highlighted the growth potential in Russia-India ties. Dynkin provided insights into the Russian economy, foreign policy priorities, and commitments towards fostering regional stability and collaboration, especially in Africa. His analysis underscored Russia's resilience and strategic positioning in the evolving global landscape.
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Panama Canal averts shipping crisis with its water plan — and some luck
The Panama Canal avoided a shipping crisis by managing water carefully. During a drought, vessel crossings were limited, but now the limit has been raised, reducing wait times.
Bharat Bio's Rotavirus vaccine Rotavac may be unsafe for children: Study
A study found that Bharat Biotech's Rotavac vaccine used in the government's immunization program increases the risk of intussusception in infants, a condition where the intestine telescopes into itself, leading to potential serious consequences.
Transformative agricultural technologies could accelerate sustainable development in Bihar, finds Cornell University study
The Tata-Cornell Institute for Agriculture and Nutrition (TCI) at Cornell University has found that Bihar can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with rice and livestock production while maintaining or even improving productivity. The research, part of TCI's Zero-Hunger, Zero-Carbon Food Systems project, aims to create a roadmap for reducing agricultural emissions in Bihar without sacrificing productivity.
Scientists find the largest known genome inside a small plant
Tmesipteris oblanceolata has the largest known genome on Earth. As the researchers described in a study published Friday, the fern's cells contain more than 50 times as much DNA as ours do.
Don’t pop that pill daily: Doctors red-flag proton pump inhibitors used to treat acid reflux, heartburns
The reason for the popularity of PPIs among doctors and patients is not tough to gauge. With unhealthy lifestyles and dietary habits, acidity is common among Indians. While many brands of PPIs are sold almost over-the-counter, Pan, Pantop, Omez and Rablet fly off the chemist’s shelves. Doctors warn that overuse of these drugs can have a slow and debilitating impact.
Study abroad: US, UK, Canada, Germany, Australia — which is the best country for Indian students in terms of education cost, scholarships, jobs?
Aspiring to pursue higher studies at prestigious universities like Harvard, Cambridge, Stanford, Oxford, MIT, and others is a common goal for many Indian students. However, achieving this aspiration often presents numerous challenges. Before making a final decision about studying abroad at these highly sought-after destinations, it's essential to carefully consider various factors. Let's explore the key considerations for Indian students aiming to study in these top 5 destinations.
Know Your Fund Manager | Niket Shah, Chief Investment Officer, Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund
My educational journey began with a Bachelor's in Commerce from RA Podar College and an MBA in finance from Welingkar's Institute of Management Studies.My professional journey has been marked by a series of deliberate steps, each contributing to my growth and expertise in the realm of finance. Currently, I serve as the Chief Investment Officer, entrusted with the critical responsibility of overseeing our investment strategies and driving performance excellence, says Niket Shah, Chief Investment Officer, Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund.
New study challenges benefits of healthcare privatisation
A study published in The Lancet Public Health journal highlights the negative effects of healthcare privatisation, particularly in high-income countries like the US, Germany, Canada, and South Korea. The research, led by the University of Oxford, suggests that privatisation seldom improves the quality of care but is associated with higher profits. It challenges the notion that market competition and flexibility in privately-owned healthcare systems lead to better outcomes.
Good shot, bad shot: What you need to know about Covishield issue
Covishield Side Effects: Controversies surrounding vaccine side-effects persist despite Covid-19 waning. Covishield, developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University, faces scrutiny in India following reports of rare side effects. Legal battles and demands for compensation have emerged as families of alleged victims seek justice. Experts stress the importance of understanding risks versus benefits in vaccine administration.
IIM Bangalore to open private equity centre of excellence
The Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, is poised to establish the nation’s inaugural private equity center of excellence within an academic institution, supported by Mathew Cyriac, an alumnus of the institute and executive chairman of Florintree Advisors, a private equity firm. Cyriac, formerly co-head of private equity for Blackstone India, is donating Rs 17.5 crore toward the center, marking the largest contribution from a single alumni member to IIMB.
How Columbia University's complex history with the student protest movement echoes into today
College students at Columbia University are taking part in pro-Palestinian demonstrations, echoing a long-standing tradition of activism at the prestigious institution dating back to 1968. The recent arrests of over 100 students have sparked protests at campuses nationwide. However, these actions have faced criticism for alleged antisemitism, leading to tensions on campus and calls for increased security measures.
Unveiling the essence of leadership: Insights from premier Institutions
Leadership is pivotal for organizational success, emphasizing vision, education, innovation, and resilience. Effective leaders inspire teams towards shared goals, foster collaboration, and drive impactful change initiatives with strategic acumen and agility.
IISc launches ‘Longevity India Initiative’ to pioneer ageing research in India
The initiative has also started a large-scale clinical study that will involve researchers from multiple IISc departments, clinicians, industry, philanthropists and civil society, according to a statement from IISc.
Study reveals low back pain, depression, headaches as top health issues
A recent global study published in The Lancet journal identifies low back pain, depressive disorders, and headaches as the primary causes of poor health affecting quality of life. The research, analyzing healthy life expectancy during the early COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizes the need for improved management of these health issues, especially low back pain, which lacks effective treatments.
Leadership excellence: Insights from leading institutions
Leadership development is key for success. Institutions like Kellogg, MIT, IIM Lucknow, IIM Kozhikode, and ISB offer programs to nurture effective leaders. These programs focus on strategic vision, technology-driven leadership, and holistic leadership excellence.
Prostate cancer cases to double between 2020 and 2040, deaths to rise by 85 per cent: Lancet study
The commission called for evidence-based interventions, including early detection and diagnosis, along with education and awareness programmes, to help save lives from prostate cancer in the coming years.
How to secure an overseas education loan top-up with an existing loan
Indian students face financial challenges pursuing higher education abroad. Overseas education loan top-up bridges the gap, covering rising costs and unexpected expenses. Thorough research, documentation, and lender engagement ensure a smooth application process for securing necessary funds.
Unlocking Success through IIMK's Professional Certificate Programme in Product Management
IIMK excels in Product Management education, offering diverse career paths and entrepreneurial support. With industry connections and a focus on innovation, it prepares next-gen leaders for success in dynamic business landscapes.
Zerodha funds Prayoga Institute's new research block focused on sustainability
Bengaluru-based Prayoga Institute of Education Research, funded by Zerodha, opens new research block with labs for sustainability research. Labs cover life sciences, physical sciences, chemical sciences, earth sciences, and sophisticated instrumentation. Accessible to high school students. Promotes research, innovation, collaboration.
IISc Bengaluru signs MoU with Wipro GE Healthcare for innovation and research
Wipro GE Healthcare has entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bengaluru to advance healthcare innovation, research, and technology development in India. The collaboration aims to address healthcare gaps by co-developing solutions, validating technologies, and locally manufacturing them to bring them to market.
Unravelling the Himalayan conundrum: The vanishing snow and its implications in Northwestern India
The absence of snow in Kashmir's traditional winter season is concerning for agriculture, tourism, and the delicate ecosystem. The dry spell during the coldest phase has cast a shadow on tourism, crop productivity, and water availability. Apple orchards require consistent snow cover for a bountiful crop, but this year there is no sign of snow. The diminishing snowfall in popular tourist destinations has disrupted winter games like skiing and ice hockey. Experts warn that reduced snowfall may lead to water scarcity, affecting irrigation and overall crop productivity.
Five management courses other than an MBA to study in the UK
Studying in the UK opens doors to a myriad of opportunities and personal growth. The country's universities are renowned for their commitment to excellence, producing leaders in various domains. Offering a diverse array of programs in various specializations, the UK's education system nurtures graduates who can make significant impacts in their respective fields. UK universities are globally recognized for their academic excellence and reputation.
India, Australia education ministers meet, agree to increase research collaborations
Agreements between the two countries in the field of collaborative research as well as increasing student and faculty exchange programmes, twin and dual degrees and PhDs, "not only complement each other's economy and aspiration, but also fulfil global requirements as envisioned by our leader PM Modi, which was the theme of the G20 (hosted by India)," Pradhan said.
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