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Too many IITs, unrealistic expectations

Too many IITs, unrealistic expectations Updated: Updated: February 20, 2021 11:57 IST It is time to rethink the changing role and the mandate of the IITs in order to ensure that quality and focus continue Share Article AAA It is time to rethink the changing role and the mandate of the IITs in order to ensure that quality and focus continue Without question, the Indian Institutes of Technology, or the IITs, are the crown jewels of Indian higher education. They are world-renowned for the quality of their graduates and for their academic programmes in a range of fields in technology and engineering and in the past decade, in research and innovation through research parks as well. They are among the few Indian higher education institutions that do reasonably well in the global rankings. However, for the past decade or so, and according to current plans, the IIT “system” has expanded beyond its capacity to maintain its high standards and is in danger of sinking into medio

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Uttarakhand flood: Scientists highlight the need to improve monitoring of glaciers

Uttarakhand flood: Scientists highlight the need to improve monitoring of glaciers Gathering baseline data will help in understanding the hydrology, geology and climate change response of Himalayan glaciers. The site of a destroyed hydroelectric power station in Raini village of Uttarakhand. | Anshree Fadnavis/ Reuters As authorities race to rescue people trapped in Uttarakhand, following a devastating landslide-induced flash flood on February 7, scientists have called for deciphering the possibility of glacier-related hazards and enhance the capabilities of monitoring and early warning in the high mountain areas. Scientists in a review published on February 2, before the floods, stressed on improved in situ monitoring network for weather, hydrology and glacier change as a crucial requirement for predicting the future of this resource and associated hazards and their impact on regional water, energy and food security.

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The world s wettest place in North East India is witnessing a decline in rainfall

The world’s wettest place in North East India is witnessing a decline in rainfall The phenomenon is driven by changes in the Indian Ocean temperature and conversion of forestlands and vegetation cover to croplands in the last two decades. Representational image. | Diptendu Dutta / AFP An analysis of 119 years of rainfall measurements at different rain gauge stations across North East India, has revealed a decreasing trend in summer rainfall since 1973, including in rainy Meghalaya, reputed for hosting the world’s wettest place. The study has said that the decline in rainfall is driven by changes in the Indian Ocean temperature and conversion of forestlands and vegetation cover to croplands in the last two decades. These long-term rainfall changes in the region are responsible for the observed shift of the world’s wettest place from Cherrapunji to Mawsynram (separated by 15-km) in recent decades. Mawsynram receives an average annual rainfall of 11,871 mm

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GATE 2021 do s and don t s to ace your exam!

GATE 2021 do s and don t s to ace your exam! GATE 2021 do s and don t s to ace your exam! The GATE 2021 remaining exams are scheduled for February 13 and 14. Here are a few do s and don t s for the exam to clear it with flying colours. advertisement UPDATED: February 12, 2021 18:57 IST The GATE 2021 remaining exams are scheduled for February 13 and 14. Here are a few do s and don t s for the exam to clear it with flying colours. HIGHLIGHTS The exam for the remaining branches will be conducted on February 13 and 14, 2021. Candidates scheduled who will appear in the upcoming exam should keep in mind some important Do’s and Don’t’s to achieve a great score.

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