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Noida schools to go hybrid up to Class 5 amid rising pollution

With air pollution worsening across Delhi-NCR, schools in Gautam Buddha Nagar have been directed to offer both online and offline classes to younger students. The order applies to government, aided and recognised schools in Noida and Greater Noida.

Schools in Noida, Greater Noida must offer online and offline classes to students up to Class 5 amid GRAP-3

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Scientists chased mystery molecule for 60 years. Assam professor helped solve it

An Assam professor has helped solve a chemistry puzzle that baffled scientists for over 60 years. Professor Ashwini K Phukan of Tezpur University and his team provided computational support to German researchers who successfully isolated stable oxoboranes, molecules that chemists had struggled to produce for decades.

Assam professor helps solve 60-year chemistry mystery, isolate stable oxoboranes
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Stanford to NVIDIA: The academic journey of CEO Jensen Huang

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang holds engineering degrees from Oregon State University and Stanford University. His academic journey, industry achievements, and views on studying the physical sciences offer insights into education in the age of artificial intelligence.

Before NVIDIA's AI dominance, Jensen Huang was a Stanford engineering student

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At 81, M John Harrison wins Booker Prize. His novel imagines the end of everything

British author M John Harrison has won the 2026 Booker Prize at 81 for The End of Everything. The record-breaking victory marks the Booker's first honour for an established science-fiction writer. His science-fiction novel imagines a world after catastrophe, where society has collapsed, but people are still trying to carry on with everyday life.

Booker Prize 2026: M John Harrison becomes oldest-ever winner for The End of Everything
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He used AI to predict groundwater availability. Now, he's a national winner

A growing groundwater crisis has inspired a schoolboy from Surat to explore the possibilities of artificial intelligence. By analysing borewell records, rainfall patterns and soil-related data, his machine-learning project aims to estimate groundwater availability. The innovation has now won national recognition.

He used AI to predict groundwater availability. Now, he's a national winner (AI generated image)
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DID YOU KNOW

Tagore has a dinosaur named after him. So does the man who dug it up

Six decades ago, geologists named a newly discovered dinosaur after the great poet Rabindranath Tagore, marking his birth centenary. A young geologist, SL Jain, who was part of the team led by Pamela Robinson, would later receive an honour of his own: a dinosaur genus was named after him. This is the curious tale of Tagore's dinosaur and the palaeontologist whose name entered the fossil record.

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India to see 20% fewer primary children by 2036. Does it need fewer schools too?

India's primary-school-age population is set to shrink by a fifth over the next decade, changing the demand for schools across the country. A new EAC-PM paper points to falling fertility, shifting enrolment patterns and a school network that will need to adapt. The shift will reshape demand, enrolment patterns and school resource planning.

India primary school-age population to fall 20% by 2036, EAC-PM paper finds