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Investing In Human Capital: Towards An Anaemia Free India
A major part of how the Indian growth story plays out will hinge on the countrys success in delivering the right to life, health and livelihood for all Indians, including India's girls and women.
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Aamir Khan Makes Fan With Progeria's 'Dream Come True'
"I am feeling very optimistic and positive about life. I am sure you will help spread the word for the Progeria Research Foundation to identify 60 more kids like me in India so that they can get the right treatment. Thanks again for making the time available for me and my family so quickly,' read a Facebook post from Nihal's team
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Indian Scientists Launch 'R2R Foundation' to Promote Research
Dr. Jayant Khandare, an esteemed Indian scientist, spoke of the 'alarming number' of overseas-returned Indian researchers without jobs.
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Scientists Launch R2R Foundation to Promote Indian Researchers
A group of scientists and academicians have started the Right to Research (R2R) Foundation to support foreign-educated and trained Indian researchers to help them find suitable jobs, upon their return to the country.
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Investing In Human Capital: Towards An Anaemia Free India
A major part of how the Indian growth story plays out will hinge on the countrys success in delivering the right to life, health and livelihood for all Indians, including India's girls and women.
-
Aamir Khan Makes Fan With Progeria's 'Dream Come True'
"I am feeling very optimistic and positive about life. I am sure you will help spread the word for the Progeria Research Foundation to identify 60 more kids like me in India so that they can get the right treatment. Thanks again for making the time available for me and my family so quickly,' read a Facebook post from Nihal's team
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Indian Scientists Launch 'R2R Foundation' to Promote Research
Dr. Jayant Khandare, an esteemed Indian scientist, spoke of the 'alarming number' of overseas-returned Indian researchers without jobs.
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Scientists Launch R2R Foundation to Promote Indian Researchers
A group of scientists and academicians have started the Right to Research (R2R) Foundation to support foreign-educated and trained Indian researchers to help them find suitable jobs, upon their return to the country.
