Kolkata, Aug 19 (IANS) The Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, is using artificial intelligence (AI) to develop broadly neutralising anti-venoms capable of treating bites from multiple snake species, potentially addressing a major public health challenge that claims tens of thousands of lives in India every year.”India loses an estimated 58,000 lives to snakebite every year. The remarkable diversity of snake venoms across species and regions makes this an enormously challenging scient…
Mumbai, Aug 19 (IANS) Adani Electricity is organising a ‘Monsoon Safety Awareness Drive’ in BMC schools and slums across its power distribution areas to create awareness about electricity safety during the monsoon season.Students, teachers and Adani Electricity Safety officials conducted it across its areas, including Ganeshbaug BMC Marathi Semi English School in Kurla West.Adani Electricity proactively escalated its disaster management readiness in preparation for the monsoon season, aiming…
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View MoreChennai, Aug 19 (IANS) The Tamil Nadu Directorate of Collegiate Education has withdrawn a controversial circular directing principals of government colleges to prevent students from participating in protests organised by Left parties and the Karappanpoochi Janata Party.The directive was revoked following widespread criticism from political leaders, student organisations and social media users, who alleged that it violated the democratic and constitutional rights of college students to protest pe…
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