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Vijay Varma bags award for Best Actor in a Negative Role for his performance in She ​ Fri, May 14 2021 10:08 IST | ​ 17 Views Actor Vijay Varma.. Image Source: IANS May 14 : Vijay Varma has bagged the award for Best Actor in a Negative Role for his brilliant performance in She at the E4M Play Awards, 2021. Directed by Imtiaz Ali, Vijay played the role of Sasya, a narcotic kingpin, and proved his talent as an actor yet again. It was the actor’s first-ever award for the Netflix original ...

+ Since its operation in Ghana, Huawei has undertaken several initiatives to contribute meaningfully to the development of ICT in Ghana. Through its Tech for All Campaign, Huawei has undertaken several initiatives to nurture Ghana’s ICT talent pool. Launched in 2015 and 2017 respectively the Huawei Seeds for the Future Programme and the ICT Academy Initiative has offered skilled ICT training to more than 5000 Ghanaian tertiary students and professionals in the ICT ecosystem. In a brief docume...

Schools to finally get classrooms as £2.3m remodelling project finishes Lord Derby Academy and Prescot School will finally have their open plan "homebase" areas transformed into traditional classrooms 16:42, 5 FEB 2021 Lord Derby Academy in Huyton will see its open plan "homebase" areas transformed into traditional classrooms. (Image: Photo by Colin Lane) Get our Knowsley newsletter for the best stories, photos, videos and opinionInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sig...

Geological Survey Ireland announces €1.45 million funding for new research projects Topics include Climate Change, Landslides & Hazards, Offshore & Geothermal Energy Geological Survey Ireland has announced it awarded over €1.45 million under its Research Programme in 2020. World-class research projects in geoscience and related areas of environmental science and engineering were supported. Since 2015, the Programme has committed over €11 million in funding to over 150 projects i...

Geologists discover new path to rare earth mineral formation; implications for green energy and tech industries Researchers from Trinity College Dublin have shed new light on the formation mechanisms of a rare earth-bearing mineral that is in increasingly high demand across the globe for its use in the green energy and tech industries. Their discovery has important economic implications because there are no substitute alternatives to these rare earth elements (REEs), which are indispensable due...

 E-Mail IMAGE: First author Adrienn Maria Szucs with Professor Juan Diego Rodriguez-Blanco in Trinitys Museum Building view more  Credit: Trinity College Dublin Researchers from Trinity College Dublin have shed new light on the formation mechanisms of a rare earth-bearing mineral that is in increasingly high demand across the globe for its use in the green energy and tech industries. Their discovery has important economic implications because there are no substitute alternatives to t...