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Delhi, Kolkata
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Science Journalist. Mongabay-India Contributing Editor. @soljourno LEDE fellow 2019-2020 @StateIVLP @ians_india linkedin.com/in/sahana-
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With US science in turmoil, India launches new funds to attract research diaspora

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By Subhra Priyadarshini Verified, Sahana Ghosh
| Nature Verified
In June, India launched the Prime Minister Research Chair scheme in which at least 120 Indian-origin researchers will be invited back to India’s top universities and national laboratories in the next five years. They will lead projects in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum technologies, biotechnology, healthcare, climate science, energy and advanced materials.
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Inside an extinct hyena’s prehistoric pantry

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By Sahana Ghosh
| Nature Verified
Over a million years ago, giant hyenas with short faces prowled the Siwalik foothills in what is present day northwestern Pakistan. These massive carnivores, roughly the size of modern leopards, went scavenging for carcasses and brought back prey to their dens, likely to feed cubs. From one such den in the Haro River Quarry (HRQ) fossil site, palaeontologists have now picked some interesting chemical signatures from the teeth of the hyena’s many prey — deer, pigs and wild cattle.
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These nine species could help meet India's biodiversity and climate goals

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By Sahana Ghosh
| Nature Verified
The sambar deer is one of the 'anchor species'. Credit: N. A. Naseer / CC BY-SA 2.5 in India could achieve major success in biodiversity and climate by protecting the habitats of just a handful of key wildlife species, according to a new blueprint1 proposed by researchers.
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