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Crown-worthy: Indian teen designs headband that cuts ear pressure

Digantika Bose, a grade 12 student from West Bengal, has won the prestigious&nbsp;national science competition award for an innovative &lsquo;ear pressure reduction tool&rsquo; that she has created to help&nbsp;frontline&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;workers.&nbsp;
Bose was one of nine children&nbsp;who were awarded the Dr A P J Abdul Kalam Ignited Mind Children Creativity and Innovation Awards 2020.
Talking about her innovation, Digantika&nbsp;told Indian Express,&nbsp;&ldquo;The head band is a facemask extender that simply connects the ear straps and extends them to wrap around the back of your head. As a result, there will be no pressure on the ears, and hence no discomfort or pain.&rdquo;

Student from Bengal designs tool to reduce ear pressure from masks&nbsp;
One of 9 children awarded in national science competition 2020
'Headband works as face mask&nbsp;extender to connect ear straps'

Digantika Bose, a grade 12 student from West Bengal, has won the prestigious&nbsp;national science competition award for an innovative &lsquo;ear pressure reduction tool&rsquo; that she has created to help&nbsp;frontline&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;workers.&nbsp;
Bose was one of nine children&nbsp;who were awarded the Dr A P J Abdul Kalam Ignited Mind Children Creativity and Innovation Awards 2020.
Talking about her innovation, Digantika&nbsp;told Indian Express,&nbsp;&ldquo;The head band is a facemask extender that simply connects the ear straps and extends them to wrap around the back of your head. As a result, there will be no pressure on the ears, and hence no discomfort or pain.&rdquo;

Hathras case: CMO rubbishes 'no rape' FSL report 

The Chief Medical Officer of AMU&rsquo;s JN Medical College, where the 19-year-old Hathras victim was admitted for two weeks, has rubbished the FSL report that said "no rape"

The Chief Medical Officer of AMU&rsquo;s JN Medical College, where the 19-year-old Hathras victim was admitted for two weeks, has rubbished the FSL report that said "no rape", The Indian Express has reported. The UP Police had relied on this report to claim that the woman was not raped. CMO Dr Azeem Malik told The Indian Express that the samples were collected 11 days after the woman was allegedly raped, while government guidelines strictly say forensic evidence can only be found up to 96 hours after the incident. "This report can&rsquo;t confirm rape in this incident,&rdquo; Dr Malik stated.

Auto driver's son is 1st Indian to be accepted to London ballet school

A Delhi rickshaw driver's son, Kamal&nbsp;Singh, has been accepted at the prestigious English National Ballet School in London. He's now the first Indian to go there

Kamal Singh, a 20-year-old son of an e-rickshaw driver from Delhi's Vikaspuri has bagged a spot in the prestigious English National Ballet School in London.
This makes Kamal the first Indian to be accepted to the school. His affair with ballet began after watching ABCD:&nbsp;Anybody Can Dance when he was 17 and got himself enrolled at the Imperial Fernando Ballet Company's centre in Vasant Kunj, the Indian Express reported.&nbsp;
Unable to pay its fees, the founder of the ballet school Mario Fernando Aguilera granted Singh a scholarship provided he trained every day.
Fastforward to 2020, Singh is set to start the programme in London next month and has kick-started a fundraiser to enable him to study in the UK.

Kamal Singh, a 20-year-old son of an e-rickshaw driver from Delhi's Vikaspuri has bagged a spot in the prestigious English National Ballet School in London.
This makes Kamal the first Indian to be accepted to the school. His affair with ballet began after watching ABCD:&nbsp;Anybody Can Dance when he was 17 and got himself enrolled at the Imperial Fernando Ballet Company's centre, the Indian Express reported.&nbsp;
Unable to pay its fees, the founder of the ballet school Mario Fernando Aguilera granted Singh a scholarship provided he trained every day.
Fastforward to 2020, Singh is set to start the programme in London next month and has kick-started a fundraiser to enable him to study in the UK.

Covid fears may cut the Monsoon Session short: report

Covid&nbsp;concerns&nbsp;may lead to cutting short of the Monsoon Session after over 30 MPs and 2 ministers tested positive in a week, says report

With more than 30 MPs, including Union Ministers Nitin Gadkari and Prahlad Patel, testing positive over the last week, Covid concerns have peaked in Parliament and may lead to cutting short of the Monsoon Session. The Indian Express, quoting sources, reported that the session may be cut short if the Bills for which ordinances were issued during the lockdown are passed by both Houses. The session may be concluded by the middle of next week, the report said quoting two Opposition MPs.

India: last million Covid-19 cases in just 11 days 

India set a grim record of reporting the last million of the total 5 million cases in just 11 days.&nbsp;

India set a grim record of reporting the last million of the total 5 million cases in just 11 days.&nbsp;&nbsp;India has recorded 4 million cases on September 4 and 3 million cases on August 22.&nbsp;The gap with the United States, which has&nbsp;the highest coronavirus caseload in the world, is reducing steadily. As on Tuesday night, there were more than 6.8 million people in the United States who have so far been infected with the virus. At the rate at which India is adding numbers, it looks poised to overtake the United States in about a month&rsquo;s time, a data analysis by The Indian Express showed on Wednesday.&nbsp;

Report: China spying on President, PM, CJI, key oppn leaders

According to The Indian Express investigation, over 10,000 Indians and entities are being tracked in real-time by a big-data firm linked to the Chinese government.

Report: China spying on President, PM, CJI, key oppn leadersA Shenzen-

Report: China spying on 10,000 Indians, entities
Monitors digital footprint, keeps relational database
Tracks real time location using AI tools
Targets include President Kovind, PM Modi among others

A Shenzen-based big-data firm with links to the Chinese government, and the Chinese Communist Party, is monitoring over 10,000 Indian individuals and organisations in its global database of &ldquo;foreign targets,&rdquo; The Indian Express reported.&nbsp;
 Zhenhua Data Information Technology monitors the subject&rsquo;s digital footprint across social media platforms, keeps track of the target&rsquo;s friends and relationships, and even tracks geographic location using Artificial Intelligence tools.
 The targets identified and monitored in real time include President Ram Nath Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and a wide range of Indians in politics, business, judiciary, media, and civil society.

India, China work hotlines to cool off LAC

New Delhi and Beijing worked&nbsp;the diplomatic hotlines to dial down the tensions after the first incident of firing along the Line of Actual Control in 45 years

New Delhi and Beijing worked&nbsp;the diplomatic hotlines to dial down the tensions after the first incident of firing along the Line of Actual Control in 45 years. The Indian Express has reported that diplomats in Delhi and Beijing were in touch with each other since Monday evening after the first gunshots were fired. Special Representative-level talks are likely to take place in the coming days, report said. The push to scale down tension comes ahead of the proposed meeting in Moscow between external affairs minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. On Monday, a group of about 30-40 Chinese soldiers came armed with spears, machetes and guns to charge at Indian troops and occupy the heights at Mukpari, a point between Magar Hill and Rezang La. The Chinese soldiers also fired in the air.

New Delhi and Beijing were working the diplomatic hotlines to dial down the tensions after the first incident of firing along the Line of Actual Control in 45 years. The Indian Express has reported that diplomats in Delhi and Beijing were in touch with each other since Monday evening after the first gunshots were fired. Special Representative-level talks are likely to take place in the coming days, report said. The push to scale down tension comes ahead of the proposed meeting in Moscow between external affairs minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. On Monday, a group of about 30-40 Chinese soldiers came armed with spears, machetes and guns to charge at Indian troops and occupy the heights at Mukpari, a point between Magar Hill and Rezang La. The Chinese soldiers also fired in the air.

India mulls phase 3 trial of Russia's vaccine this month

Russia shares 'comprehensive data' of Sputnik V vaccine's clinical trials with India, experts say Phase 3 trials could be held in India

Russia shares Sputnik V clinical trial data with India

After the medical journal 'The Lancet' published the outcome of Phase-1 and Phase-2 clinical trial data of Russia's potential Covid-19 shot Sputnik V, Moscow has now shared the 'comprehensive data' on the vaccine&rsquo;s safety with Indian authorities. India is now 'deeply engaged' with Russia on the vaccine and the&nbsp;Indian experts feel that with the&nbsp;comprehensive data, Phase 3 clinical trials can be an option, the Indian Express reported quoting sources. While the production of the vaccine is expected to start in September itself, Russia claims that at least 20 countries including India have expressed interest in obtaining Sputnik V. The Russian Ambassador to India, Nikolai Kudashev&nbsp;also&nbsp;formally reached out to India last month, seeking a partnership in the production of Sputnik V.&nbsp;

After medical journal 'The Lancet' published the outcome of Phase-1 and Phase-2 clinical trial data of Russia's potential Covid-19 shot Sputnik V, Russia has now shared the 'comprehensive data' on the vaccine&rsquo;s safety with Indian authorities.
The Indian Express reported, that had asked for these details from the Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology based in Moscow. The report added, that India is now 'deeply engaged' with Russia on the vaccine. With this comprehensive data, Indian experts feel conducting Phase 3 clinical trials is an option that's on the table.
The vaccine induced a "strong" immune response in Phase 1 and Phase 2 clinical trials on 76 individuals. Russia aims to conduct Phase 3 clinical trials in several countries, including Saudi Arabia, UAE and Brazil.
Russian Ambassador to India, Nikolai Kudashev, formally reached out to India last month, seeking a partnership in the production of Sputnik V, says reports.

Second stimulus could be for small shop-owners, businessmen

The government has finally identified the 'non-salaried middle class and small businesses' as the target audience for the second round of stimulus

The government has finally identified the 'non-salaried middle class and small businesses' as the target audience for the second round of stimulus, a report by Indian Express mentioned.
In mid-May, Sitharaman had announced&nbsp;five tranches of the Atmanirbhar package, adding up to an economic package of ₹20 lakh crore. Much of it was liquidity support.&nbsp;
The non-salaried urban and rural people, who are not abject poor, and do not have an assured income, are the ones who have been left out in the previous packages, the report said quoting a government official.&nbsp;These are the small businessmen and shop owners.
The government has zeroed in on the target audience but is still working out the timing and the quantum.

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