Establishing this center, he said, is a step towards the elevation of healthcare facilities in the state, providing precise and dedicated medical services to those affected by blood-related disorders, especially within vulnerable groups.
"Looking to our nation's size, its potential, its position, and the growth trajectory on which it is there, our corporates need to come forward to engage in research and development," Dhankhar said while addressing the gathering at the 83rd CSIR Foundation Day Celebrations, Pusa Road, here.
He said the day marked a new beginning in the field of scientific research in the country.
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The real issue appears to be competition with invasive slugs, which are found largely in the regenerated woodlands and also have a taste for fatty seed appendages. Slugs often prefer forest edges, and secondary forests may be located closer to habitats that slugs prefer, such as open meadows or active farms,
According to new research published in the Annals of Botany by Oxford University Press, watching nature documentaries increases people's interest in plants, potentially leading to involvement in botany and ecology.
The fellows will work under a mentor who is in a regular academic/research position in a recognized institution in India and this training will provide them a platform to develop as an independent researcher.
While some studies of the dental tartar of individuals from the Iberian Peninsula appear to show that they were major consumers of plants, other research carried out at sites outside Iberia seem to suggest that they consumed almost nothing but meat.
Mule deer rely on this surfing behaviour to find the youngest and most nutritious plants that allow them to recover from winter and put on fat for the next lean season.
