News from the world of education: June 13, 2021
The Hindu
Mini-Med CourseSt. George’s University, in association with Ramaiah University, is organising a virtual ‘Mini-Med Course’ on June 18 and 19 for students from classes 10 to 12. The course will help the
St. George’s University, in association with Ramaiah University, is organising a virtual ‘Mini-Med Course’ on June 18 and 19 for students from classes 10 to 12. The course will help them understand clinical anatomy, basic medical sciences, how doctors are trained and what to expect from medical school in an engaging and immersive format. The students will be awarded with certificates on successful completion of the course and have the opportunity to interact with senior professionals from the sector.
Mangaluru City Police enforce strict New Year guidelines, including a 12:30 a.m. curfew and measures against violence and harassment.
Kaneri Math seer defends his language use against Lingayat seers, emphasizing colloquial expressions and urging unity within Hinduism.
Kundapura police charge book shop owner for illegally storing firecrackers linked to a fire that damaged multiple shops.
Mumbai civic polls: Congress's alliance with VBA falters as 20 seats remain uncontested, prompting a potential strategy rework.
BJP and Shiv Sena set 143-8 seat sharing formula for Nagpur polls
TNAU students explore high-throughput genotyping and data-driven crop improvement, bridging academic training with industry needs.
Indian-American pop artiste Rhea Raj is in Chennai with her family, including her sister Lara from pop girl group KATSEYE. She reflects on her Tamil roots, and the importance of South-Asian representation in mainstream pop music
BJP's Nainar Nagenthran accuses DMK of undermining the Horticulture Department and misappropriating ₹141 crore in scams.
Puducherry's French quarter becomes a no-vehicle zone for New Year celebrations, ensuring safety and traffic management.
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