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Opinion: Omicron May Not Be The Final Variant, But It May Be The Final Variant Of Concern
It is controversial whether viruses are alive, but like all living things they do evolve. This fact has become abundantly clear during the pandemic, as new variants of concern have emerged every few months.
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Minister Wants International Debate On Evolution, Scientists Want Apology
Union minister Satya Pal Singh on Monday stuck to his claim that Charles Darwin's theory of evolution of man is "not scientific" and called for an international debate on the issue to decide if it merits a place in school textbooks.
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Maggi Controversy: Stepping Stone for Packaged Food Industry
The Maggi controversy is likely to be a stepping stone in the evolution of country's packaged and processed food industry, which could result in better labelling, packaging and testing norms for the entire sector.
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Maggi Controversy Stepping Stone for Packaged Food Industry: Nomura
The Maggi noodles controversy is likely to be a stepping stone in the evolution of India's packaged and processed food industry, which could result in better labelling, packaging and testing norms for the entire sector, according to Japanese financial services firm Nomura.
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India centre of Asian evolution?
A new study that mapped human diversity across Asian nations reinforces an older controversial theory that after human beings first evolved in Africa, they possibly migrated to India via the land and sea routes.
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Opinion: Omicron May Not Be The Final Variant, But It May Be The Final Variant Of Concern
It is controversial whether viruses are alive, but like all living things they do evolve. This fact has become abundantly clear during the pandemic, as new variants of concern have emerged every few months.
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Minister Wants International Debate On Evolution, Scientists Want Apology
Union minister Satya Pal Singh on Monday stuck to his claim that Charles Darwin's theory of evolution of man is "not scientific" and called for an international debate on the issue to decide if it merits a place in school textbooks.
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Maggi Controversy: Stepping Stone for Packaged Food Industry
The Maggi controversy is likely to be a stepping stone in the evolution of country's packaged and processed food industry, which could result in better labelling, packaging and testing norms for the entire sector.
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Maggi Controversy Stepping Stone for Packaged Food Industry: Nomura
The Maggi noodles controversy is likely to be a stepping stone in the evolution of India's packaged and processed food industry, which could result in better labelling, packaging and testing norms for the entire sector, according to Japanese financial services firm Nomura.
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India centre of Asian evolution?
A new study that mapped human diversity across Asian nations reinforces an older controversial theory that after human beings first evolved in Africa, they possibly migrated to India via the land and sea routes.
