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PhD Scholar and National Secretary of NSUI Lokesh Chugh has moved the Delhi High Court against the “inaction and delay” of the Delhi University in accepting his thesis despite quashing of the...

Potato is the third most important food crop in the world after rice and wheat in terms of human consumption. But potato world production is threatened by potato late blight

WUR researcher Daniel Moñino-López made with CRISPR/Cas plants resistant to late blight disease caused by Phytophthora infestans.

When inflation cools, prices can still rise—but at a slower pace.Retail inflation, or the rate of price rise of what we consume, fell to 5.66% in March 2023 from 6.44% in February. Yet, inflation feels much higher than 5-6% for many people

I am glad that one day when I get to the apex of my career, I will not have to worry about having participated in academic fraud.

Breakthrough in fight against devastating potato disease

Breakthrough in fight against devastating potato disease

Following the opening of a new Nissan factory in Sunderland in 1986, John Holloway analyses changes in the British car industry over the previous two decades, in particular how workers' organisation at British Leyland was broken up to usher in a new age of "harmony" and increased exploitation.

Historian and biographer robert lacey and i asked him about the significance of this change by buckingham palace. it shows how obviously aware he is, we already know there is, he has actually spoken in the past in quite emotional terms about the distress that memories of slavery because him and prince william has spoken in the same way as slavery being something that he was personally ashamed of. he actually said he wished it had never happened. in this project is of course a phd thesis, we unde...

Monarchy and the slave trade in the 17th and 18th centuries. the palace is granting researchers from the university of manchester full access to the royal archives and the royal collection. the study will be completed in 2026. im joined by royal historian and biographer robert lacey. lovely to see you. what did you make of this move by king charles? it shows that? it shows that how aware he is, he has spoken in the past in emotional terms about the distress that memories of slavery caused him an...