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LU gets Rs 90 lakh grant for Himalayan geology research

Lucknow University's geology department receives a major ANRF grant to study the formation of the north western Himalayas. The research aims to trace rock journeys over millions of years, aiding earthquake risk assessment. Read more.

Kodagu Farmers Protest Flawed Crop Loss Survey Report

Farmers in Kodagu confront officials over a disputed crop loss survey. They demand fair compensation for areca, coffee, pepper, and rice, alleging reports downplay losses. Officials promise action.

IIT Kharagpur's New Flexible Evaluation Scheme

IIT Kharagpur approves a new flexible evaluation system to reduce rote learning & anxiety. Continuous assessment now 40%, mid-term & end-semester 30% each. Learn about the changes.

JIPMER's Health Tech Hub Wins Silver Award in Delhi

JIPMER's regional Health Technology Assessment hub clinched a silver award at the HTA Conclave 2025 in New Delhi. The award highlights India's push for equitable and cost-effective healthcare decisions. Read more about this achievement.

MLA Rai Fights for Arecanut Farmers' Insurance Justice

Puttur MLA Ashok Kumar Rai highlights discrepancies in weather-based crop insurance payouts for arecanut growers in coastal Karnataka. He urges govt action for fair compensation and reclassification of areca as a horticultural crop. Read more.

Merittrac's 25-Year Milestone: AI & Talent Summit

Merittrac celebrates 25 years with a landmark conference on AI's role in talent assessment. Experts discuss the future of hiring, skills, and technology. Read insights from industry leaders.

MP Meets Minister Over Hanumangarh Ethanol Plant Concerns

Ganganagar MP Kuldeep Indora met Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav, raising serious concerns over the proposed ethanol factory in Tibbi, Hanumangarh. Farmers' interests and water security are non-negotiable. Read more.

India's New Seismic Map: 61% Land in High-Risk Zones

India unveils a revised seismic zonation map, introducing a new highest-risk Zone VI for the Himalayas. The update impacts 75% of the population and aims to transform urban planning and disaster resilience.

Bijnor Farmers Chase Ailing Elephant From Fields

Farmers in Bijnor's Najibabad drove away a weak elephant damaging crops, fearing blame if it died. Forest officials deny claims of an abandoned calf. Read the full story on the escalating conflict.

Dhanbad Toxic Gas Leak: High-Level Meet Reviews Crisis

Dhanbad DC Aditya Ranjan held an urgent meeting with BCCL officials over toxic gas leaks from abandoned mines in Kenduadih. Evacuation plans are underway as risks to residents and highway commuters rise.

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