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India to get next-generation nuclear fuel, says Russian Nuclear Agency chief; calls nation a key partner
Atomic Energy Commission chairman Ajit Kumar Mohanty was hosted by the Russian Atomic Chief in Siberia's Tomsk region in Russia on Thursday. The Russian Atomic Chief showed Mohanty the fourth-generation site that will host the safest atomic reactor in history, RT-India reported.
Russia's COVID-19 vaccine rollout draws wary, mixed response
Russia faced international criticism for approving a vaccine that hasn't completed advanced trials among tens of thousands of people, and experts both at home and abroad warned against its wider use until the studies are completed.
Russia offers scholarships in nuclear engineering to Indians
The deadline for the first round of applications closes on February 15, 2019. The registration is now opened on Russia Study website https://russia.study/en
'Siberian unicorn' may have roamed Earth longer than thought
"The skull is well preserved. There are some cracks but no trace of pelletisation, gnawing and exfoliation," researchers said.
IIT Madras signs MoUs with leading Russian universities
They include National Research Tomsk State University, Tomsk, and Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg.
Russian, Indian institutes in pact for Higher Education Association
IIT Bomaby said in a statement that the Association would be a non-profit organization, uniting universities in India and Russia on a voluntary basis.
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Russian move to ban the Bhagwad Gita: Controversy decoded
Move to ban Gita afoot in Siberian city of Tomsk with court case in June 2011 has led to uneasy ties between ISKCON and Russian establishment.
Bhagwad Gita row: Russians kick up an unholy row over holy book
The Bhagwad Gita's first Russian translation came out in 1788. Soon, another important Indian work, Kalidasa's Shakuntala, was translated to Russian in 1792
Political unity over Gita: A historic day in our times
Bhagvad Gita involves us all Indians and it's a great day for us that Gita issue was taken up so vigorously by all, cutting across the party lines with the sole exception of the Left.
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