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Women Considered Better Coders – But Only If They Hide Their Gender
When a group of computer science students decided to study the way that gender bias plays out in software development communities, they assumed that coders would be prejudi...
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Rural Households Have Higher Debt Than Urban Counterparts: NSSO Report
A new survey by the National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO) shows that rural households have higher debts than their urban counterparts. At the same time, an urban house...
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While The World Improves Its Record, Here's Why India Has World’s Most Stillborn Babies
Her pale, yellow eyes stood out against her dusky skin, and the grief was visible on the face of the young woman from a tribe of traditional honey gatherers living on the e...
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India Drinks And Smokes Less Now
The preliminary findings from National Family Health Survey (NFHS-4) released last week have given anti-tobacco campaigners a reason to smile. The survey has found that acr...
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India Still Has A High Rate Of Malnutrition, Reveals New National Health Survey
Malnutrition in India is still high and the number of malnourished children in West Bengal is more than it was a decade back, according to the fourth National Family Health...
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In Winter, Mumbai Uses More Power For Acs Than Any Other Indian Metro: Study
MUMBAI: The Indian winter appears to be the warmest in Mumbai going by the pattern of electricity consumption through air conditioners and refrigerators. A study by The Ene...
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Nigerian Woman Develops App To Reduce Mortality Rate In Africa
Miss Kesandu Nwokolo, a young Nigerian, has developed a mobile phone application to help reduce infant and maternal mortality in Africa. In a statement obtained by the News...
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Your Birth Control Pills And Hamburgers Might Be Making These Fish Intersex
A strange thing is happening to male smallmouth and largemouth bass swimming in waterways in parts of the Northeast: They are increasingly showing up with characteristics o...
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Britain Needs to Move Its Antarctic Base Because the Ice Shelf Is Cracking
You can?t stop nature, so there?s only one thing for it: the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is setting up to relocate Halley VI, the latest version of the Halley Research S...
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Dense Forests Lost; Increase In Net Green Cover: Forest Survey Of India 2015
India may have lost 2,511 sq km of prime forests, says the latest Forest Survey of India (FSI) report released on Friday, December 4. Prime forests are classified as very d...
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