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Educational experts consider beating as bullying and ragging.

Telangana: Teachers on a beating spree, 15 cases reported in two...

Most students in government schools are first generation learners and have no choice in selecting subjects.

23 Aug 2017 12:45 AM IST

Japanese Encephalitis, which was the cause of death of 30 children in Gorakhpur, is a mosquito-borne viral disease which manifests as a brain fever.

Guard against mosquito bites to prevent brain fever

Japanese Encephalitis, which was the cause of death of 30 children in Gorakhpur, is a mosquito-borne viral disease.

22 Aug 2017 2:13 AM IST

The Indian Institutes of Technology, the countrys top tech institution, are facing problems of plenty regarding hiring of teaching staff.

Rs 70,000 a month for IIT research scholars

JEE bold move to encourage research within country.

22 Aug 2017 1:25 AM IST

The main marathon category had 1,000 runners in 42km and 5,000 runners for 21km. Of these, women constituted 40 per cent.

From 9 years to 94 years: Hyderabad marathon had them all

The oldest runner of the day was senior athlete Vijay Ramachandra Reddy who ran in the Super Veteran category in the 10K...

21 Aug 2017 2:20 AM IST

Metallotherapy, a method of treatment where metal plates are used to imbibe energy into the body.

Healing power: Gold injections hold hope for arthritis cure

Yellow metal is used in curbing many inflamatory diseases.

18 Aug 2017 2:06 AM IST

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Over 20,000 runners to participate in Airtel Hyderabad Marathon

Runners say that a good run helps them put their worries to rest and achieve clarity.

18 Aug 2017 1:13 AM IST

Aerosols in deodorants, if sprayed directly on the skin, cause damage to the cellular molecules which in turn damage the DNA.

Beauty at a price: Dangers of using cosmetics daily

40% of people in India suffer from allergic reactions.

17 Aug 2017 1:28 AM IST

Osmania University

Telangana: Anti-ragging steps on varsities' radar

OU launches campaign, sets up panel.

14 Aug 2017 12:50 AM IST

Sambar, that most popular of south Indian curries, has been proved to prevent colon cancer and medical experts say that it is the mixture of spices in the sambar powder that contributes to its effectiveness.

Food cure: How sambar can prevent colon cancer

Sambar is not spicy, doesn't affect the intestine lining and stops the development of carcinogen.

13 Aug 2017 2:20 AM IST

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Telangana: Centre's move to instill nationalism in students

Students told to take up quiz on Quit India Movement.

11 Aug 2017 1:04 AM IST

recently, a case was filed by a transgender student from Delhi University after he faced difficulty in changing his name and gender in his educational records.

Telangana: Schools, varsities deny rights of transgenders

Despite SC ruling, transgenders couldn't get admission.

10 Aug 2017 1:05 AM IST

Obesity affects 32.6 per cent of the population in the US, according to the WHO

Poor taste buds can make you fat

The sensory threshold is high but sensitivity is low.

8 Aug 2017 1:48 AM IST