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FGN condoles demise of its vice president DIMAPUR — Kedahge of the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN), Gen. (retired) Viyalie Metha, has condoled the demise of its vice president, L Kaiso from Pfosemei village under Shepoumaramth region, who passed away on June 22 at Lerie Colony in Kohima. Metha stated that Kaiso joined the national service in 1964 and steadfastly served the nation in various capacities and added that he was a recipient of ‘Nagaland Star’ (highest award of the Naga nati...

Horses in the 35-day pilot study exhibited a gradual increase in their Omega-3 Index.

Jammu Tawi, June 20: Dr BN Tripathi assumed office as Vice-Chancellor of Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu today. Soon after resuming charge as Vice-Chancellor, SKUAST-Jammu, Dr BN Tripathi had an interaction meeting with the statutory officers of the university to assess various activities in the field of Teaching, Research and Extension.

The webinar "China-Pakistan Agricultural Cooperation under CPEC: Achievements and Challenges," was organized by the Centre for BRI and China Studies at the Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies (IDPS) in Islamabad.

The Los Angeles Zoo envisions one day having mountain lions and grizzlies on display and possibly adding some California condors, North America’s largest land bird, which the zoo’s breeding program

Jammu Tawi, June 17: Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu (SKUAST-J), under the guidance and leadership of Prof. S.K. Gupta, Vice Chancellor today conducted Common Entrance Test-2023 (CET) for admission to the undergraduate degree programmes in different faculties for the academic session 2023-24. The Vice Chancellor visited all the centers to oversee

California has some of the nation’s leading climate policies, with hard deadlines to slash greenhouse gas emissions, switch to zero-emission cars and trucks and get 100% of its electricity from

A rigorous study identifies ‘supershedders’ who spew huge amounts of virus into the air — despite having only mild symptoms. A rigorous study identifies ‘supershedders’ who spew huge amounts of virus into the air — despite having only mild symptoms.

A new exhibit is ‘crawling’ in to the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.