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Undeserving candidates selected for Nobel Prize

It’s raining Nobel Prizes. Close on the heels of awarding the Nobel Prize in Medicine to Katalin Karakoram and Drew Weissman for their research in mRNA vaccines to fight COVID-19 virus, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on quantum dots was won by the trio Moungi Bawendi, Luis Brus and Alexi Ekimov. While other prizes in physics, chemistry,  literature and economics would be announced shortly during the month, the striking feature of award for SARS-CoV-2 vaccines by the Swedish Academy is suspect given the killing fields caused by the after effects of the deadly immunisation. The masterminds of the manufacturers and funders namely Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla and Bill Gates of Microsoft were booed for foisting the deadly Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine on innocent people across geographies while the origin of the Wuhan virus remains elusive. Ironically instead of fighting the virus, the vaccine has caused more damage to the DNA structure of human cells. Alfred Nobel, the founder must be turning in his grave over the Swedish Academy in Stockholm selecting undeserving candidates for the coveted prizes.




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No Indian university in the top ten universities

SHANTARAM WAGH, Pune
Published Oct 5, 2023, 7:56 PM IST
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Today India is one of the best democratic countries in the world.  In terms of education, in ancient times, Nalanda University was the first in the world. Today there is no Indian university in the top ten universities in the world. Eight out of ten universities are in America. The remaining two universities are from England. In the list of the best universities in the world, Oxford University has scored 98.5 points out of 100 according to the latest report of The World…

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