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An assistant professor adopts a political-style announcement, as Prateekshit Kanu Pandey shares a post resembling a political party's congratulatory message

Professor shares update about his new job in a political party style, internet users react

An assistant professor adopts a political-style announcement, as Prateekshit Kanu Pandey shares a post resembling a political party's congratulatory message

An assistant professor is aping a style mostly used by political parties to make announcements. Prateekshit Kanu Pandey, who is the assistant professor, shared a post on X that looked similar to a political party's congratulatory post.&nbsp;
In his post, Pandey wrote that he is happy to officially announce that he is joining the Department of Communication at UC Santa Barbara as an Assistant Professor, starting January 2024.
<h3>Social media users react to Assistant Professor's post</h3>
The post quickly went viral and it garnered the attention of people. Several internet users reacted by saying that the style of making this announcement was hilarious. While others reacted by saying that this assistant professor is making gold content and they are here to enjoy it.&nbsp;
<h3>Prateekshit Kanu Pandey shared a similar style post in July</h3>
Back in July, Pandey shared a similar style poster where he invited people to join him on Zoom for his dissertation defence presentation. The central theme of his thesis revolved around the intricate exploration of the reciprocal causal connection between political efficacy and the dissemination of both conventional and humorous news.
In addendum to this, Pandey has a specialisation in political communication and is also an improv comedian. From 2019 to 2023, he worked with Comedy Sportz Philadelphia, where he both performed and taught improv comedy.
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A series of videos of an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur professor verbally abusing students belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) communities during an online class have emerged online. The recordings kicked up a storm on social media and among academics.
In one of the videos, the professor, Seema Singh from the department of humanities and social sciences is seen screaming and using expletives for students of a preparatory class. she further goes on threatens to fail them.
The students who shared the videos on social media have collectively&nbsp;demanded that the professor be terminated and be booked under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.
Meanwhile, according to sources,&nbsp;Tamal Nath, the registrar of IIT-Kharagpur has said the institute doesn't support such behaviour and necessary action will be taken.

Videos show IIT  Kharagpur professor hurling abuses at students in online class

A series of videos of an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur professor verbally abusing students belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) communities during an online class have emerged online. The recordings kicked up a storm on social media and among academics.
 In one of the videos, the professor, Seema Singh from the department of humanities and social sciences is seen screaming and using expletives for students of a preparatory class. she further goes on threatens to fail them.
The students who shared the videos on social media have collectively&nbsp;demanded that the professor be terminated and be booked under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.
Meanwhile, according to sources,&nbsp;Tamal Nath, the registrar of IIT-Kharagpur has said the institute doesn't support such behaviour and necessary action will be taken.

((USE THE PORTION WHERE SHE ABUSES- BEEP BASTARDS, KEEP BLOODY)) A series of videos of an Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur professor abusing students belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities during an online class have emerged online. The recordings kicked up a storm on social media and among the academics.
((FIND SEEMA&nbsp;SINGH'S&nbsp;PHOTO FROM THE IIT&nbsp;WEBSITE AND USE IN FIRST HALF OF THE SENTENCE)) In one of the purported&nbsp;videos, the professor, Seema Singh from the department of humanities and social sciences is screaming and using expletives for students of a preparatory English class. She further goes on threatens to fail them. ((NAT UP FAIL BIT FROM THE VIDEO))
The students who shared the videos on social media have collectively&nbsp;demanded that the professor be terminated and be booked under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.
Meanwhile, according to Tamal Nath, the registrar of IIT-Kharagpur has reportedly promised action. ((USE THE LAST PORTION WHERE SHE SAYS DO YOU UNDERSTAND AND STUDENTS SAY YES MAAM))

A series of videos of an Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur professor abusing students belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities during an online class have emerged online. The recordings kicked up a storm on social media and among the academics.
In one of the purported&nbsp;videos, the professor, Seema Singh from the department of humanities and social sciences is screaming and using expletives for students of a preparatory English class. She further goes on threatens to fail them.
The students who shared the videos on social media have collectively&nbsp;demanded that the professor be terminated and be booked under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.
Meanwhile, according to Tamal Nath, the registrar of IIT-Kharagpur has reportedly promised action.

Govt panel: Covid-19 peaked in India, lockdown prevented deaths

A government-appointed scientific committee has said the&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;epidemic seems to have peaked and is now on the decline, and is likely to run its course by February next year. The committee, headed by Professor M Vidyasagar of IIT Hyderabad, has used computer models to map the trajectory of the epidemic in the country. Its key finding has been that the disease is likely to have peaked in the middle of September, and the total number of infections in India is unlikely to exceed 10.6 million. So far, 75 lakh people in India have been infected, of which nearly 66 lakh have recovered.&nbsp;The committee claimed that the lockdown imposed in March has had a powerful impact on slowing down the spread of the disease in the country. In the absence of the lockdown, the death count would have gone up to 25 lakh, it said. As of now, 1.14 lakh people have died in India because of the disease.

Govt panel: Covid-19 peaked in India, lockdown prevent deaths

A government-appointed scientific committee has said the&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;epidemic seems to have peaked and is now on the decline, and is likely to run its course by February next year. The committee, headed by Professor M Vidyasagar of IIT Hyderabad, has used computer models to map the trajectory of the epidemic in the country. Its key finding has been that the disease is likely to have peaked in the middle of September, and the total number of infections in India is unlikely to exceed 10.6 million. So far, 75 lakh people in India have been infected, of which nearly 66 lakh have recovered.&nbsp;The committee claimed that the lockdown imposed in March has had a powerful impact on slowing down the spread of the disease in the country. In the absence of the lockdown, the death count would have gone up to 25 lakh, it said. As of now, 1.14 lakh people have died in India because of the disease.

Peak sadness: India's happiness levels drop significantly 

If you've been feeling gloomier than you've ever felt before, data from happiness studies suggests&nbsp;you're not alone!&nbsp;

Feeling a bit too gloomy lately? You're not alone!&nbsp;
MDI&nbsp;prof&nbsp;releases a ranking of happiest states in India&nbsp;
Maha, Delhi, Haryana&nbsp;worst affected by Covid-19
Mizoram&nbsp;and Punjab report the jolliest mood&nbsp;
Global report reveals India dropped 15 points in global index
India facing one of the steepest decline in happiness since 2013
Pandemic anxiety, job insecurity &amp; exhaustion could be to blame&nbsp;

If you've been feeling a notch gloomier than you've ever felt before, you're not alone.
A recently released India-specific happiness&nbsp;study has found that we, as a nation, are sadder than we've ever been.
The report, released by MDI&nbsp;Gurgaon's&nbsp;Professor Rajesh K Pillania, ranks all 36 states and Union Territories on the basis of their happiness quotient. According to Pillania's&nbsp;findings,&nbsp;Maharashtra, Delhi and Haryana&nbsp;are the worst affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, with Mizoram and Punjab reporting the jolliest mood.
Echoing a similar sentiment, a global happiness report released in February revealed that India&nbsp;dropped 15 points in the index ranking of global countries in just one year.
The same report also noted that India is one of the five countries facing the steepest decline in happiness since the year 2013.
While none of the reports establishes the key contributor in this decline, a mixture of pandemic anxiety, dwindling job&nbsp;security and over exhaustion from an increase in workload could be some of the factors to blame.

Covid-19 superspreaders: how should they be contained

All infected individuals do not spread coronavirus with the same intensity. Here is when you should know about superspreaders. Who is a superspreader of novel coronavirus? A superspreader is a person who infects more people compared to an average infected person. Super-spreaders can accelerate the rate of new infections and expand the geographic distribution of the disease. Is it possible to predict where a superspreader of Covid-19 is likely to be?
"Superspreaders not only infect quicker than other carriers of the disease but also are themselves more susceptible to infection," says Professor Yaron Oz, Rector, Tel Aviv University tells Govindraj Ethiraj.

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