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A professor said that Khandekar was delivering a lecture when he felt severe chest pain and started sweating profusely.

IIT Kanpur professor dies of cardiac arrest while delivering lecture

A professor said that Khandekar was delivering a lecture when he felt severe chest pain and started sweating profusely. 

A professor said that Khandekar was delivering a lecture when he felt severe chest pain and started sweating profusely.

A 53-year-old senior professor of IIT-Kanpur has died due to cardiac arrest while delivering a lecture during an alumni meet, institute authorities said on Saturday.
Sameer Khandekar, who was the dean of student affairs and the head of the mechanical engineering department, collapsed on the dais while addressing the gathering on Friday, they said.
He was taken to the hospital where he was declared dead upon arrival, the authorities added.
A professor said that Khandekar was diagnosed with high cholesterol levels about five years ago.
Talking to PTI over the phone from Delhi, former IIT-Kanpur Director Abhay Karandikar expressed shock over the sudden demise of Sameer Khandekar whom he described as an outstanding teacher and researcher.
Khandekar was delivering a lecture when he felt severe chest pain and started sweating profusely. Before anyone could make sense of what was happening, he collapsed on the stage, Karandikar added.
He said the body has been kept at the IIT-Kanpur's health centre and final rites would be performed only after the arrival of his only son Pravah Khandekar who is studying at Cambridge University.
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Cloud seeding involves the utilisation of various chemical agents such as silver iodide, dry ice, common salt, and other elements with the aim of enhancing the probability of rains, 

Watch:  IIT Kanpur's artificial rain test

Cloud seeding involves the utilisation of various chemical agents such as silver iodide, dry ice, common salt, and other elements with the aim of enhancing the probability of rains,&nbsp;

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur has successfully conducted a test flight for cloud seeding, a statement issued by the premier institution said on Thursday. Cloud seeding involves the utilisation of various chemical agents such as silver iodide, dry ice, common salt, and other elements with the aim of enhancing the probability of rains, it said.
The project was initiated a few years ago and is headed by the Computer Science and Engineering Department of IIT Kanpur. The flight went up to an approximate height of 5,000 feet. It landed on the IIT Kanpur lab airstrip after successfully completing the test ride on Wednesday.
The experiment was conducted with due approval from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). A Cessna aircraft was flown from the flight laboratory of IIT Kanpur with cloud-seeding attachments procured from a manufacturer in the US.
The modifications in the aircraft were approved by the manufacturers of the aircraft and the DGCA. The test flight spread the agents using a flare as is standard practice, said Manindra Agrawal, a professor associated with the Computer Science and Engineering Department.
"We are glad that our trial run for cloud seeding came out successful. We did not fire the flares into the clouds, it was a trial for the equipment. The successful test flight implies that we're now prepared to run a cloud seeding in later stages," said Agrawal.
"We have been working on this project for a few years now. There was a delay in the procurement processes due to Covid," he added. Now, after the approval from the DGCA and successful completion of the first trial, we are close to completing the setup, Agarwal said further.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a ride of Kanpur Metro after launching a new section of the ₹ 11,000 crore metro project in the city today.
The prime minister was accompanied by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath as he undertook the ride from the IIT metro station to Geeta Nagar.
This completed nine-km long section is from IIT-Kanpur to Moti Jheel.
The entire length of the project in Kanpur is 32 km and is being built at a cost of over ₹ 11,000 crore. It is scheduled to be completed by 2024.
Earlier in the day, PM Modi attended the 54th convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur as the chief guest.
The prime minister launched blockchain-based digital degrees at the ceremony. The students were issued digital degrees through an in-house blockchain-driven technology developed at the institute under the National Blockchain Project.
These digital degrees can be verified globally and are unforgeable.

Watch: PM Modi takes first ride on Kanpur Metro after opening new section

PM Modi opens section of Kanpur Metro, takes first ride

PM Modi&nbsp;opens section of Kanpur&nbsp;Metro, takes first ride
Kanpur&nbsp;Metro project is&nbsp;32 km, cost is over ₹ 11,000 crore
PM Modi&nbsp;attended IIT-Kanpur convocation as chief guest
PM Modi&nbsp;launches&nbsp;digital degrees that can be verified globally&nbsp;

Kanpur&nbsp;Metro:&nbsp;This completed nine-km long section is from IIT-Kanpur to Moti Jheel

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a ride of Kanpur Metro after launching a new section of the ₹ 11,000 crore metro project in the city today.
The prime minister was accompanied by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath as he undertook the ride from the IIT metro station to Geeta Nagar.
This completed nine-km long section is from IIT-Kanpur to Moti Jheel.
The entire length of the project in Kanpur is 32 km and is being built at a cost of over ₹ 11,000 crore. It is scheduled to be completed by 2024.
Earlier in the day, PM Modi attended the 54th convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur as the chief guest.
The prime minister launched blockchain-based digital degrees at the ceremony. The students were issued digital degrees through an in-house blockchain-driven technology developed at the institute under the National Blockchain Project.
These digital degrees can be verified globally and are unforgeable.

India may see a worsening of its outbreak as soon as this month, according to a mathematical model by researchers who accurately predicted the second wave peak earlier this year.
The new virus wave may peak in October, according to estimates by researchers led by Mathukumalli Vidyasagar and Manindra Agrawal at Indian Institute of Technology in Hyderabad and Kanpur.
In the fresh wave, in the best-case scenario India will likely see less than 100,000 infections a day, or nearly 150,000 in the worst case.
States with high Covid rates, such as Kerala and Maharashtra, could "skew the picture," Vidyasagar told Bloomberg.
The forecast underscores the need for India to accelerate its vaccination campaign, deploy surveillance methods to catch emerging hotspots and stay vigilant through genome sequencing given the potential for new variants to emerge.
Meanwhile, India reported 40,134 new Covid cases and 422 deaths in th last 24 hours, according to health ministry data on Monday morning. At present, there are 4,13,718 active Covid-19 cases, which is 1.3 per cent of the total infections. The fatality rate now stands at 1.34 per cent and recovery rate is 97.36 per cent.

India reported 40,134 new cases; Forecaster who predicted Covid peak sees new wave ahead

India may see a worsening of its outbreak as soon as this month, according to a mathematical model by researchers. The new virus wave may peak in October.

India may see a worsening of its outbreak as soon as this month, according to a mathematical model by researchers. The new virus wave may peak in October.

India may see a worsening of its Covid-19 outbreak as soon as this month, according to a mathematical model by researchers who accurately predicted the second wave peak earlier this year.
The new coronavirus wave may peak in October, according to estimates by researchers led by Mathukumalli Vidyasagar and Manindra Agrawal at the Indian Institute of Technology in Hyderabad and Kanpur.
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In the fresh Covid wave, in the best-case scenario, India will likely see less than 1,00,000 infections a day, or nearly 1,50,000 in the worst case.
States with high Covid rates, such as Kerala and Maharashtra, could "skew the picture," Vidyasagar told Bloomberg.
The forecast underscores the need for India to accelerate its vaccination campaign, deploy surveillance methods to catch emerging hotspots and stay vigilant through genome sequencing given the potential for new variants to emerge.
Meanwhile, India reported 40,134 new Covid cases and 422 deaths in the last 24 hours, according to health ministry data on Monday morning. At present, there are above 4 lakh active Covid-19 cases, which is 1.3 per cent of the total infections. The fatality rate now stands at 1.34 per cent and the recovery rate is 97.36 per cent.

Phool.co, a company backed by IIT Kanpur has received the BIRAC Innovator Award for 2021 for its cruelty-free alternative to animal leather, called Fleather.
The bio-alternative to leather developed by Phhol.co has been created with farm waste and temple flowers and performs almost like leather.
Made in a sustainable manner, the process cuts down many traditional tanning processes and also helps increase job opportunities for women in marginalized&nbsp;sections, according to the company.

IIT Kanpur backed company Phool.co gets awarded for its bio-alternative to leather

Phool.co has received the BIRAC Innovator Award for 2021 for its product called&nbsp;Fleather,&nbsp;a cruelty-free alternative to leather

Phool.co, a company backed by IIT Kanpur has received the BIRAC Innovator Award for 2021 for its cruelty-free alternative to animal leather, called Fleather.
The bio-alternative to leather developed by Phool.co has been created with farm waste and temple flowers and performs almost like leather.
Made in a sustainable manner, the process cuts down many traditional tanning processes and also helps increase job opportunities for women in marginalized&nbsp;sections, according to the company.

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