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In Gujarat's Mehsana district, a teacher's creative idea is transforming how students engage with one of the most overlooked subjects, Social Science. Diptiben Joshi, a dedicated educator at Dholasan ...

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PROVIDENCE, R.I (WPRI) — Construction is underway in Providence on a complex designed to foster biotech and medical startups while encouraging Rhode Island science students to stay local after ...