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Ranjit Devraj
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Kerala’s Mullaperiyar dam is a ‘ticking time bomb waiting to explode’
The 126-year-old barrage has dangerously outlived its 50 years of life.
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For thousands of Indians searching for smarter, cheaper prosthetic limbs, AI may be the answer
Agricultural or industrial accidents are common in rural India, where many people can’t afford assistive devices.
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A simple handheld device could save the lives of Indian fisherfolk at sea
GEMINI can issue warnings of sea storms and cyclones to mobile phones via an app.
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With new OCI notification, India has ended its experiment with dual citizenship
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At long last, Australian television has begun reflecting some of the country’s ethnic diversity
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First Brexit made me feel an outsider in Britain. Now Covid-19 has made me feel unwanted in India
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Real-life ‘Terminal’: How people manage to live at airports for months and years
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All your questions about the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine answered
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India and China are top hot spots of antimicrobial resistance in animals, shows new study
All farmers need to be weaned off quick-fix antibiotics, says the study’s author.
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Drug-resistant bugs are claiming the lives of newborns across India, finds study
Irrational use of antibiotics in hospitals and across other industries has led to much of the problem.
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