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Shaping India’s response in a global hinge moment

The most important improvements concern its national security structures and their work, and flexibility in thinking




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Long queues at Tasmac outlets continue on Day 2

Long queues could be seen outside Tasmac outlets for the second consecutive day on Friday as eager customers waited under the shades of umbrellas afte




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Sedition case: Khan moves court for anticipatory bail

‘My tweet highlighted plight of minority population: DMC chief




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Bharat Biotech to lead human monoclonal antibodies project

COVID-19 therapy plan gets nod from CSIR




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Man arrested for hurling stone at mosque

The Periyanaickenpalayam police, on Friday, arrested a man on charges of hurling a stone at a mosque on Mettupalayam Road.Police sources said that C.




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Workers flock Tiruppur Railway Station, stage protest

Nearly 200 migrant workers, who flocked the Tiruppur Railway Station after rumours of trains being operated to their hometowns, staged a protest deman




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BU to improve syllabi for affiliated colleges

The new syllabi to reflect Chancellor-Governor’s Vision 2030




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Climate change may affect wildlife in Western Ghats

Climate change in the next half a century could severely reduce the extent of suitable habitats for wildlife endemic to the Western Ghats, such as the




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HM members arrested for attacking DMK cadre

The Selvapuram police on Friday arrested three persons belonging to Hindu Munnani on charges of attacking two DMK cadre in Coimbatore city.The police




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Containment zones drop to 57 in city, patients 274

COVID-19 cases in city are showing a declining trend




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Migrants from Bihar return to workplaces

Buses arranged to take them to their places of work




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Police will release seized vehicles, says DGP

Here is a breather to the motorists whose vehicles were seized during the lockdown for misusing the leniency shown to them to buy essentials. The Tela




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Vegetable sales at Thirumazhisai to begin from Sunday night

Suppliers informed of new location; finding workers an issue




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CMFRI offers info on fish landing centres near hotspots

The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) has come out with an online GIS-based database depicting the vicinity of fish landing centres




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Furniture makers seek govt. aid to salvage business

Industry beset by production loss and severe scarcity of labour and raw materials




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T.N. to oppose changes in Electricity Act, says Minister

‘Steps being taken to protect interests of domestic consumers’




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1,589 cases linked to Koyambedu so far

‘The cluster may account for close to 3,000 cases’




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HC order on Tasmac has taught govt. a lesson, says Stalin

The Tamil Nadu government should not appeal in the Supreme Court challenging the Madras High Court order on closure of Tasmac outlets, DMK president M




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Hospitality stakeholders differ on returnees’ accommodation

Operators of high-end properties fear damage to rooms and premium furnishings




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Patients at COVID-19 care centres to get better quality food

Radhakrishnan inspects facilities in various parts of the city




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Coronavirus | Uber offers free rides to frontline healthcare workers in Chennai

As part of the UberMedic service, the car aggregator has allotted ₹25 lakh for the purpose.




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2 deaths, 338 new COVID-19 cases

Delhi govt. acquires 170 hotel rooms for infected officials, family members




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Second train ferrying migrant workers leaves for Muzaffarpur

Gopal Rai says Delhi govt. will bear entire cost of travel




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Gautam Buddha Nagar sees first COVID-19 death

Gautam Buddha Nagar recorded its first COVID-19 related death on Friday.A 60-year-old man who was first admitted to a private hospital and later trans




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‘DU panel on exams must have elected representatives’

In a step towards conducting examinations for the current academic session, Delhi University set up a “working group” to review preparedness and take




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BJP accuses govt. of failing to deal with COVID-19

Leaders worried about spike in cases




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DDA to inspect properties in non-containment zones

Surveyors will visit willing applicants




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Coronavirus in Dharavi | When a virus finds space in India’s largest slum

Packed settlements and common toilets make physical distancing an impossibility in Dharavi. Jyoti Shelar and Ajeet Mahale report on the efforts to stop COVID-19 from spreading in a 2.5-sq km area that has recorded more than 800 cases and 25 deaths




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Civil Supplies staff step up to reach relief to BPL sections in Union Territory

Ensure timely distribution of essentials to red cardholders.




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Pune fire brigade driver tests positive as cases, fatalities rise

District’s tally now 2,537 with 76 new cases; 7 deaths recorded




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BMC mulling new testing policy

Only medical officers can refer people for COVID-19 tests




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BMC commissioner transferred, Chahal to replace Pardeshi

Action taken a day after Central team’s visit; Opposition slams government




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8 more cases in BEST

Tally rises to 64; thirteen recover




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Arthur Road jail inmates quarantined in Mahul

8 more positive at JJ Marg police station




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City breaches 12,000 mark; cases double in 11 days

Third-highest single-day surge this month; 25 new fatalities recorded; death toll touches 462




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NMMC’s tally crosses 500 with 43 new cases

8 fresh cases in PMC; Kamothe sealed




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Goa changes ink in stamps after many complain of skin burns

Some people who reached Goa by road through the Maharashtra border say they have developed allergy




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Online chess: Ind loses to Rest of World

India went down to Rest of the World 1.5-2.5 in the second round of the FIDE-Chess.com Online Nations Cup. Earlier in the opening round, India split points with USA with Humpy posting a win over Anna Zatonkish while the legendary Anand drew with the highly-rated Hikaru Nakamura.




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Chess: Double blow for India on Day 2

India suffered a double blow, losing its third and fourth round matches to Europe and top-seeded China by similar 1.5-2.5 margins, on the second day of the FIDE-Chess.com Online Nations Cup on Wednesday. Five-time World champion Viswanathan Anand came up against a strong opponent in Ding Liren and the two agreed to sign peace in 54 moves. P Harikrishna held higher-rated Yu Yangyi to a draw while long-time rivals Koneru Humpy and Hou Yifan drew their game.




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Wife hopes for Anand's early return

Viswanathan Anand was in Germany to play in the Bundesliga chess and before he could return, the travel restrictions came calling in wake of the pandemic.




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Online chess: India held to a draw

India played out a 2-2 draw against Europe in Online Nations Cup chess tournament in the eighth round, a setback after their first win in the event notched up against the Rest of the World. Vidith Gujrathi ended his barren spell with a win over Levon Aronian of Europe with white pieces while Jan-Krystozf Duda beat P Harikrishna to level the scores in the match on Friday.




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Planting the seeds of recovery in the aftermath of the Australia bushfires

Australia’s annual dry seasons are known for droughts and wildfires, but the dry season of 2019--2020 was remarkable due to the sheer extent of the devastation. By some estimates, more than 10 million hectares (38,600 square miles, an area slightly larger than the U.S. state of Indiana) burned, killing several million animals (including many of the country’s koalas) and more than 30 people. On a positive note, burned areas will recover from this disturbance, and tree planting and other forms of ecological restoration can help to hasten this process.




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“Bee-washing” hurts bees and misleads consumers

Bee populations are declining because of pesticides and other human-generated activities. Some studies estimate that more than 40 percent of insect species' numbers are falling and that the numbers of insects at large decrease by 2.5 percent per year. While best known for their honey and wax, the practical value of bees as pollinators is enormously greater than the value of these products.




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Iceland didn’t hunt any whales in 2019—and public appetite for whale meat is fading

Since the International Whaling Commission placed an international moratorium on whaling in 1986, few countries have engaged in the practice. Iceland was one of them, however, and it has hunted whales sporadically since then and has been roundly criticized by many neighboring countries for doing so. There are indications now that a generational shift in consuming whale meat for food is taking place in the country---with younger citizens avoiding whale meat altogether and thus reducing the economic demand for the product.




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How fake assistance animals and their users are gaming the system and increasing prejudices

Service dogs and other assistance animals play important roles in helping people with disabilities interact and function in the modern world. But what happens when people exploit the system, possibly even to the point of blatant fraud?




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Bioresorbable polymers for biomedical applications : from fundamentals to translational medicine / edited by Giuseppe Perale and Jöns Hilborn.

Location Circulation Collection
Call No. R857.P6 B569 2017




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Journal of biomedical optics [electronic resource].

Publisher Bellingham, Wash. : Published by SPIE in cooperation with International Biomedical Optics Society.
Location World Wide Web
Call No. R857.O6




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Bioinspired materials for medical applications / edited by Lígia Rodrigues and Manuel Mota.

Location Circulation Collection
Call No. R857.M3 B4765 2017




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Ultrahigh power factor and flexible silver selenide-based composite film for thermoelectric devices

Energy Environ. Sci., 2020, 13,1240-1249
DOI: 10.1039/C9EE01609K, Paper
Yao Lu, Yang Qiu, Kefeng Cai, Yufei Ding, Mengdi Wang, Cong Jiang, Qin Yao, Changjun Huang, Lidong Chen, Jiaqing He
A highly flexible Ag2Se based composite film on nylon with a record power factor is prepared for thermoelectric generators.
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Rational design of two-dimensional nanomaterials for lithium–sulfur batteries

Energy Environ. Sci., 2020, 13,1049-1075
DOI: 10.1039/C9EE02049G, Review Article
Milan Jana, Rui Xu, Xin-Bing Cheng, Jeong Seok Yeon, Jae Min Park, Jia-Qi Huang, Qiang Zhang, Ho Seok Park
2D materials, their features and possible approaches to mitigating the challenges in Li–S batteries are discussed.
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