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Nagaland University researchers suggest policy to restore Dhansiri River

By analyzing water samples across all four seasons of Dhansiri, a major River in the North East, the study offers a detailed understanding of seasonal variations influenced by various anthropogenic activities as well as climatic variables.  This study concentrates on a largely neglected river system in North East India and addresses a significant research gap by emphasising a lesser-known, yet …

Nagaland University Research Scholar gets Norwegian Embassy Support for his Battery Innovation

Nagaland University PhD Scholar Dipankar Hazarika has won the support of the Norwegian Embassy in New Delhi for his Research on Battery Technologies. This innovation could play a critical role in enabling flexible, wearable, and sustainable electronic devices and support India’s goal for clean and safe energy storage technologies. Working under the supervision of Dr. Nurul Alam Choudhury, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, …

‘Women’s employment in Urban India jumps 10% in 6 years’: White Paper by GLIM, Chennai

Despite women’s employment in urban India jumping 10% in six years (2017-18 to 2023-24), more than 89 million urban Indian women still remained out of the labour market in 2023-2024, according to a white paper launched by Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai, on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2025. The report highlights the evolving landscape of women’s unemployment …

TeamLease Outlook Report for Q1 2024-25: Drone, EV & Mobility top growers

India’s apprenticeship ecosystem is witnessing unprecedented momentum, solidifying its role as a key driver of workforce transformation as per the Outlook Report for Q1 2024-25 (Jan-Mar) of TeamLease Degree Apprenticeship of TeamLease Services. It points to a record-high Net Apprenticeship Outlook (NAO) of 76%—an 8% surge from the previous Oct-Dec 2023-24 period. This historic rise in NAO signals a fundamental …

IIM Lucknow Research Identifies Key Processes for Building Resilient, Inclusive Communities

This pioneering study  provides crucial insights into how marginalised communities can overcome entrenched inequalities and build sustainable, inclusive futures  A   research   study   conducted   by   faculty   at Indian Institute of Management Lucknow has highlighted the importance of empowering marginalized communities to overcome entrenched inequalities while preserving their autonomy in the face of external pressures. This pioneering study is significant as it provides crucial insights …

Study finds social media exploits unconscious psychological triggers to fuel impulsive behaviour

Statistics show over half the global population spends more than 2.5 hours daily on social media, UC research has looked at the psychological drivers and concerns behind excessive social media use “It’s not just in how much time we spend online, but in how social media exploits unconscious psychological triggers that fuel impulsive behaviour,” says University of Canterbury lecturer Dr Kseniia …

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