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Children in Wales who started secondary school in 2021 were more likely to report elevated symptoms of depression than those who began before the…

Children in Wales who started secondary school in 2021 were more likely to report elevated symptoms of depression than those who began before the…

At least 100 startups are active in the country's space sector building satellites, launch vehicles and even designing in-orbit refuellers for satellites that would otherwise have to be abandoned for want of fuel.

The self-financed quantitative expansion of engineering education in Kerala since the beginning of the 2000s should not be seen as a logical expansion consistent with demand and supply. Rather it should be primarily seen as qualitative, contributing to a change in the meaning of what engineering education is and has historically been. The qualitative aspect of this expansion

Despite the overall achievements, Kerala’s handling of its first case of community transmission in the coastal village of Poonthura came under severe criticism. In this article, the potential pathways to the resistance raised by the fisherfolk in Poonthura are explored, thereby placing their responses as historically and politically embedded ones.

During the first leg of their journey, the team visited New Delhi, followed by a trip to Ooty and concluded by calling upon Assam on a two-day visit before leaving for Dhaka.

Baobab fruit. Photo: ICRAF/Katja Kehlenbeck

The SACP/ANC alliance wants prescribed asset rules and/or the NSSF to give it control over the enormous pot of pensions and other savings.

For the richest 10% of South Africans - 3.5 million people - the cost of a basic income grant, would see taxes rise from 33% to nearly 50%.

Addressing the Global Biodiversity Crisis Requires Understanding and Prioritizing the Many Values of Nature