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India Does Not Need COVID Vaccine Booster Doses at This Stage: Experts

Two Pune Research Institutes Are Building India’s First Optical Atomic Clocks

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Why India Needs a Different Way to Support Climate Research and Education

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Why Are Senior Professors in Charge of Universities, Anyway?

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What Does the ‘Statue of Unity’ Have That Scientists and Research Don’t?

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Research Scholars Forced to Leave Labs and Hit the Streets Again for Funds

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Delhi’s Odd-Even Scheme Led to Hike in Emissions, Not Drop: Study