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The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore has been ranked as the world&rsquo;s top research university ahead of the likes of Princeton and Harvard. IISc Bangalore has scored a perfect 100 on 100 on the metric of citations per faculty (CPF) indicator.
QS World University Rankings 2022, which was released on Wednesday, has been done among 13,000 varsities, 145 more than in last year&rsquo;s edition, from across 197 locations this year.
IIT-Guwahati too emerged as a top research institution from India, being ranked 41st for CPF among the top 50 globally. The results accounted for the distribution and performance of 14.7 million academic papers published between 2015 and 2019, and the 96 million citations received by those papers.

IISc Bangalore pips Harvard and Princeton to bag top research institute ranking

The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore has been ranked as the world&rsquo;s top research university ahead of the likes of Princeton and Harvard

Guess which is the top research university in the world? Hint: it's Indian 

The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore has been ranked as the world&rsquo;s top research university ahead of the likes of Princeton and Harvard. IISc Bangalore has scored a perfect 100 on 100 on the metric of citations per faculty (CPF) indicator.
QS World University Rankings 2022, which was released on Wednesday, has been done among 13,000 varsities, 145 more than in last year&rsquo;s edition, from across 197 locations this year.
IIT-Guwahati too emerged as a top research institution from India, being ranked 41st for CPF among the top 50 globally. The results accounted for the distribution and performance of 14.7 million academic papers published between 2015 and 2019, and the 96 million citations received by those papers.

'Most sexless, pathetic': Nixon's hate towards Indians revealed

Newly declassified White House Tapes reveal former US President Richard Nixon's clear distaste towards Indians and the country.
The tapes that were released in May this year date back to June 17, 1971, when the Cold war brought Bangladesh to ruins. The tapes reveal talks between the&nbsp;Republican president and Henry Kissinger, the then US National security Advisor.&nbsp;
Nixon&nbsp;has called Indians 'most sexless and pathetic' , referring&nbsp;to&nbsp;Indian women as the 'most unattractive women in the world'.&nbsp;Calling Indians superb flatterers, Kissinger&nbsp;said Indians had great skill to suck up to people in key positions.&nbsp;
A professor in Princeton University who filed a legal request for the declassification of these tapes said, that the&nbsp;full content reveals how the US policies towards South Asia were influenced by his hatred towards the nation.

New declassified tapes reveal Nixon's hate towards India
Released in May, tapes&nbsp;date back to&nbsp;June 17, 1971
Tapes reveal talks between then-president and Henry Kissinger
Nixon&nbsp;called Indians&nbsp;'most sexless and pathetic'
Kissinger: Indians have great skill to suck up to people
Princeton&nbsp;professor filed a legal request for declassification

Newly declassified White House Tapes reveal former US President Richard Nixon's clear distaste towards Indians and the country.
The tapes that were released in May this year date back to June 17, 1971, when the Cold war brought Bangladesh to ruins. The tapes reveal talks between the&nbsp;Republican president and Henry Kissinger, the then US National security Advisor.&nbsp;
Nixon&nbsp;has called Indians 'most sexless and pathetic' , referring&nbsp;to&nbsp;Indian women as the 'most unattractive women in the world'.&nbsp;Calling Indians superb flatterers, Kissinger&nbsp;said Indians had great skill to suck up to people in key positions.&nbsp;
A professor in Princeton University who filed a legal request for the declassification of these tapes said, that the&nbsp;full content reveals how the US policies towards South Asia were influenced by his hatred towards the nation.

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