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India has emerged as the leader among all G20 countries in the QS subject rankings performance growth. PM Modi said that research, learning, and innovation-led growth brought positive changes in higher education in the country.

The heart is one of the most energy demanding organs of the human body. Its failure to function properly accounts for 600,000 deaths each year. Similarly, the rainbow trout, native to the Pacific Northwest and beloved as a sport- and food fish, requires dynamic and sustained cardiac function to maintain its health and swimming activity.

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The devastating effects of climate change are already hitting poor countries, and the impact will map across inequalities within and across societies, warns John Clarke  China and Pakistan face yet more devastating flooding, as the global impacts of climate change continue to intensify.

Why do stressed bats shed more viruses? How do some key species engineer whole landscapes? How do humans and animals work in groups to solve problems, shape behavior? 

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Bioluminescence traces back to the Cambrian era — 540 million years ago — and could have been used for communication, courtship and camouflage among the earliest ocean creatures.

"Exceptionally preserved" fossils of an ancient shark that lived alongside the dinosaurs has finally revealed what the predator looked like — and why it may have gone extinct.

Across Asia, India now holds the second-highest number of featured universities in the QS Subject Rankings, Nunzio Quacquarelli, President at QS Quacquarelli Symonds said. China has grabbed the first spot.

The analysis covered over 1,500+ universities in 96 countries, showcasing excellence in 55 academic subjects and five faculty areas.