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Digvijay Singh, a deaf sign-language educator, works with biology researchers and sign-language specialists to add to the scientific lexicon for deaf students in India. Digvijay Singh, a deaf sign-language educator, works with biology researchers and sign-language specialists to add to the scientific lexicon for deaf students in India.

Molecular biologist Alka Rao brought together her research group and sign-language specialists to broaden access to science for deaf students in India. Molecular biologist Alka Rao brought together her research group and sign-language specialists to broaden access to science for deaf students in India.

The farmers, keen on expanding their knowledge, engaged in lectures and stalls to learn about machines, techniques and products showcased at the event.

Assam Board Class 12 Biotechnology Syllabus 2024: Download PDF for AHSEC Higher Secondary (HS) Biotechnology syllabus along with paper pattern, marking scheme, and important topics.

The Guwahati Municipal Corporation has collected over 270 tonnes of banana stems, used as stands for earthen lamps during Diwali, to be used as fodder for elephants. The leftover stems were sent to the Garbhanga Forest Reserve. The GMC appealed to city residents and vendors to dispose of the banana stems responsibly after the festival to maintain cleanliness.

India News: The Indian government is partnering with scientists and deaf education experts to train sign language interpreters and develop signs for STEM concepts

ISRO: He said approximately 95 per cent of the materials, devices and systems used in Indian Space Research Organisations rockets are domestically sourced, with only 5 per cent coming from abroad, primarily high-end electronic components.

About 95 per cent of components used in rockets in the country have been sourced from India, ISRO Chairperson S Somanath said on Tuesday.

ISRO Chairperson S Somanath said approximately 95 per cent of the materials, devices and systems used in Indian Space Research Organisations rockets are domestically sourced, with only 5 per cent coming from abroad, primarily high-end electronic components.

New Delhi: ISRO Chairperson S Somanath stated on Tuesday that nearly 95% of the components used in Indian rockets are procured domestically, media reports said.