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Naresh Singh

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Indore tragedy: The cost of complacency

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By Naresh Singh
| The Pioneer (India)
Indore ranked first as India’s cleanest city continuously for eight years from 2017-18 to 2024-25. The city was preparing to retain the first rank for the ninth consecutive year in 2025-26. Unfortunately, the recent water contamination disaster claiming lives has shattered that ambition. In Bhagirathpura locality of Indore, about 30 people lost their lives and more than 1,400 fell ill after consuming contaminated drinking water supplied by the municipality.
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India-Africa-ASEAN Synergies in Climate-Resilient Development

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By Naresh Singh
| Diplomatist
The search for synergies in climate resilient development among India, Africa and ASEAN is both geopolitically important and timely as the Global South seeks to exert its voice, define its prerogatives and take a leadership role in a world shaken by erratic policy actions now affecting all countries. These actions affect climate but go beyond to broader development issues of economics and trade.
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Reprogramming intratumoral Treg cells by morpholino-mediated splicing of FOXP3 for cancer immunotherapy

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By Yujing Li, Krystal M. Ma, Graham Hogg, Naresh Singh
| Science Magazine
Editor’s summary The master regulator of regulatory T (Treg) cells, FOXP3, is present in humans as two major variants, including a shorter isoform lacking exon 2 (FOXP3dE2). Li et al. found that mice expressing the FOXP3dE2 isoform were resistant to the growth of multiple tumor types. Tumor-infiltrating Treg cells from Foxp3dE2 mice were less suppressive of CD8 T cell responses and produced higher levels of effector cytokines, including IFN-γ.
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