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    Jagannath Prasad Das (1936-2026): A lifelong pursuit for meaning and coherence in a fragmented world

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    How India is trying to use yoga diplomacy in Palestine to disguise its close ties with Israel

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    The Hindu disciple of a Muslim saint in Shah Jahan’s India

  • Elephants can socialise and forage in all-male groups, shows study
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    Elephants can socialise and forage in all-male groups, shows study

  • How a geologist built a Hindustani music oasis in a steel town
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    How a geologist built a Hindustani music oasis in a steel town

  • Prey, habitat quality play key role in restoring tiger populations
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    Prey, habitat quality play key role in restoring tiger populations

  • Indian IT industry wants to take on ‘unglamorous’ AI work for American companies
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    Indian IT industry wants to take on ‘unglamorous’ AI work for American companies

  • Sensors, head-mounted cameras, recordings: Humans are helping Chinese tech companies train robots
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    Sensors, head-mounted cameras, recordings: Humans are helping Chinese tech companies train robots

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    How data centres disrupt the lives of local communities

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    Women’s Prize for Nonfiction winner: ‘The Finest Hotel in Kabul’ gives voice to Afghans

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‘Covishield not bulletproof vest but you won’t die’: Vaccine-maker Serum Institute’s Adar Poonawalla

The CEO of the Serum Institute of India told news channels there aren’t enough vaccines yet for all Indians, and fresh investments are needed.

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Apr 07, 2021 · 11:18 am
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Opening vaccine for all is tricky, we might face shortage of doses, says @adarpoonawalla
Watch #NewsTrack with @rahulkanwal LIVE pic.twitter.com/aDuNKj19Ii

— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) April 6, 2021

#Covishield is 'shield' not bullet proof vest, says @adarpoonawalla. pic.twitter.com/1KqlvWzw5f

— Rahul Kanwal (@rahulkanwal) April 6, 2021

#LeftRightCentre | Does Covishield vaccine provide protection against the UK variant of #coronavirus? @adarpoonawalla, CEO, Serum Institute of India, explains#NDTVExclusive pic.twitter.com/qzHHxCqRAc

— NDTV (@ndtv) April 6, 2021

"Producing 65-75 million doses per month & have supplied 100 million doses to govt, says @adarpoonawalla of @seruminstindia. Adds that the 100 million manufacturing target per month is delayed by 2 months due to the fire at the Pune factory. #Sanjeevani @ShereenBhan pic.twitter.com/j6R3DrO7Q1

— CNBC-TV18 (@CNBCTV18News) April 6, 2021

On "temporary halting" of AZ exports to the world, or Covishield as we know it here @adarpoonawalla on @themojostory on having to call up Heads of State and explain & on "huge financial hit ..but the conviction to put India first". Full conversation here: https://t.co/yUJREzUNm6 pic.twitter.com/21m0MKoe8e

— barkha dutt (@BDUTT) April 6, 2021

#ETNOWExclusive | Will @SerumInstIndia develop a vaccine aimed at inoculating children and young adults? What's the timeline to make such a vaccine according to @adarpoonawalla? #COVIDVaccination @TamannaInamdar #COVIDSecondWave #COVIDvaccine pic.twitter.com/R323PrC84G

— ET NOW (@ETNOWlive) April 6, 2021
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