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The Government has launched a new fellowship programme to connect the Indian STEMM diaspora with Indian academic and R&D institutions for collaborative research work leading to sharing of knowledge, wisdom, and best practices in the frontier areas of science & technology. The Vaishvik Bhartiya Vaigyanik (VAIBHAV) fellowships programme to be implemented by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Ministry of Science and Technology, would be awarded to outstanding scientist/technologists of Indian origin (NRI/OCI/PIO) who are engaged in research activities in their respective countries. The VAIBHAV Fellow would identify an Indian Institution for collaboration and may spend up to two months in a year for a maximum of 3 years. The VAIBHAV fellows are expected to collaborate with their Indian counterparts and help initiate research activities in the host institution in the cutting-edge areas of Science and Technology.
Income effect is stronger than substitution effect for?
"Food business" means:
The grassy stunt disease of paddy caused by virus is spread by ______
Which of the following insect having complete metamorphosis?
Which year is considered as International year of Soil Science?
A plan according to which crops grown on individual plots of a farm during a given period of time to maximise return and enhance soil fertility is:
Based on mobility inside the plant system, which group of essential elements are categorized as "intermediate in mobility"?
Poultry industry is one of the largest and fastest growing livestock production systems in the world. The approximate nitrogen content in Poultry manure...
The headquarter of the National Centre of Organic Farming(NCOF) is situated at:
Under Kingdom Plantae, which division comprises of organisms which have chlorophyll-bearing, simple, thalloid, undifferentiated body?