Plasma Therapy in treatment of COVID-19 patients
Plasma Therapy has emerged as one of important tools in treatment of COVID-19 patients. Countries like US, UK, China, have started clinical trials of this treatment for patients of COVID-19.
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UGC ultimatum to Delhi University to begin admission
University Grants Commission has given a fresh ultimatum to Delhi University to begin the admission process for the undergraduate courses under the three-year programme. Senior HRD Ministry officials said, in
When newlyweds believe in sharing household chores, follow-through is everything
Of all the starry-eyed just-married couples you know, which couples are likely to stay the happiest? A University of Illinois study says chances for bliss are highest when husband and
IIT Guwahati in top 100 global university rankings
The Indian Institute of Technology-Guwahati has made it to the world’s top 100 varsity rankings, bringing India for the first time on the list. IIT-Guwahati is the only Indian educational
Financial decisions are made on an emotional basis
The willingness of decision makers to take risks increases when they play games of chance with money won earlier. Risk taking also rises when they have the opportunity to compensate
New potential Malaria treatment detected
Scientists have discovered a new molecules that can kill the malaria parasite, paving way for effective treatment for the disease. Using ultra sophisticated computerised modelling tools, researchers were successful in
BP above normal may up stroke risk
People with a blood pressure level slightly above the normal reading of 120/80 may have an increased risk of stroke, a new study has warned. Blood pressure levels ranging from
Agricultural growth in India has resulted in food security
Indian President Pranab Mukherjee has said that the healthy agricultural growth of the country has led to food security for citizens. Inaugurating the Conference of Vice Chancellors and ICAR Directors
India-Mauritius to Boost Education
Dr. M.M. Pallam Raju, Hon’ble Minister of Human Resource Development visited Mauritius on 19th-20th November, 2013. During the visit, Dr. Pallam Raju paid a courtesy call on the Hon’ble Prime
Self-healing Battery – Next-Generation Battery For Future Devices
A team of Stanford and SLAC scientists has made the first battery electrode that heals itself, opening a potentially commercially viable path for making the next generation of lithium ion