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The quest of a scientist couple from Pune to trace the origin and course of Sars-Cov-2 and the interesting discoveries they made

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Baba Ramdev exclusive: I am planning an AIIMS-like centre

Tough soil

The farmers’ protest continues to unsettle parties ahead of the four-way political contest in Punjab

7 mins

We will produce ideal doctors through an AIIMS-like project

BABA RAMDEV is no stranger to controversy. He recently riled a large section of the medical fraternity by questioning the efficacy of Covid vaccines. But Ramdev remains unperturbed despite criticisms. His eyes are set on his next big project—a university that will produce “ideal” doctors who practice holistic methods of cure and prevention.

4 mins

Chasing a likely lab leak

A scientist couple from Pune, Dr Monali C. Rahalkar and Dr Rahul Bahulikar, has been on an online expedition to trace the origin and course of the virus behind the pandemic. They made two interesting discoveries. Here, they recount their exciting journey

10+ mins

The real virus came from Zhoushan. The military found it

Q/ After our exclusive interview last year, in which you said the Covid-19 virus was man-made, scientists and governments are considering it to be a possibility. New theories have emerged as well. Do you think the samples found from the Yunnan copper mine come closest to SarsCoV-2?

6 mins

Bat Or Human?

Indian scientists see substance in lab leak theory

4 mins

The Military Made The Virus - Li-Meng Yan

As Biden wants to investigate the origins of Covid-19, China asks him to look closer to home

7 mins

Quiet efficiency

Chinese officials say life in Wuhan is back to normal, but they refuse to talk about the virology institute, a key player in China's advancements in life sciences

4 mins

In a chokehold

How poor decisions, bad company, impulsive acts and an inflated ego wrecked Sushil Kumar’s life and career

9 mins

SOUL OF A POET

In a new book, lyricist Anand Bakshi’s son pays tribute to the legend

5 mins

A royal mess

Despite Huma Qureshi's impressive performance, Maharani fails to thrill

2 mins

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