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[All India Radio News @airnewsalerts]

PM @narendramodi makes a telephonic call to team #Vikram1 (Skyroot Aerospace) for the successful launch of 🇮🇳India’s first private orbital rocket under #MissionAagaman.

@PMOIndia। @DrJitendraSingh। @moesgoi। @isro ।@MIB_India। @PIB_India । @SkyrootA

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

In this extreme heat, let us also remember the birds and animals around us. A small bowl of water kept outside your home, balconies, terraces, shops or offices can become a lifeline for a thirsty bird. May compassion guide us in these difficult days.

[sipra rout @SipraR]

@TheViditsharma ❤️

[Kalam Center @KalamCenter]

It has been 67 years since she left Earth…
yet her story still weighs on the human conscience like an unanswered prayer.

Laika was not just a dog sent into space.
She was trust wrapped in fur.
A quiet heartbeat that believed humans would keep her safe—
because that is what dogs do.
They believe. Even when they shouldn’t.

Her real name was Kudryavka — “curly.”
A nameless stray from the frozen streets of Moscow.
No home.
No warmth.
No voice in her own fate.

She wasn’t chosen because she was special.
She was chosen because she was obedient,
because she stayed calm,
because she endured pain without protest.
As if suffering itself became her qualification.

On November 3, 1957, she was sealed inside Sputnik 2.
The capsule had food.
It had water.
It had soft walls to cushion her body.

But it had no return plan.
No mercy.
No promise.
No way home.

She didn’t know she was going to die.
She didn’t know what space was.
She didn’t know the world was watching.

Some say she lived a few hours.
Some say a few days.
But what we know for certain is this—

Her final moments were spent alone.
Orbiting a planet she could never touch again.
Surrounded by heat, fear, and silence.

Below her, humans celebrated progress.
Above them, she suffered quietly—
a victory built on a life that never consented.

Laika circled Earth 2,570 times.
A small body carrying the unbearable weight of human ambition.

Months later, her capsule burned during re-entry,
and she vanished into the same fire that turned her into history.

Laika never chose to be a pioneer.
She never asked to be remembered.
She never understood science, politics, or glory.

She only trusted.

And in that trust, she became the first living being
to cross the space between Earth and the stars.

Today, we do not remember her with pride alone.
We remember her with gratitude.
With regret.
With a quiet ache that never fully heals.

Because progress without compassion leaves scars.
And some of the bravest hearts do not roar.

They beat softly.
They wait patiently.
They love without condition.

And sometimes—
they change the world forever…
without ever coming home.

#Laika #NeverForgotten #SpaceHistory #SilentHero #Courage #Sacrifice #HumanityAndScience #Gratitude #Guilt #StarsWithAHeartbeat

[Nagaraj Balasubramanian @AdhesionLab]

This is a interesting program offered by @nptelindia. While we may not be able to accept a intern this summer, hoping we will be able to in the future. https://t.co/xQVWzf6HiH

[sipra rout @SipraR]

@AACAnatomy_CAT Ala of vomer

[IFAA_InternationalAnatomicalEducation @AnatomyIfaa]

Are you an anatomy educator interested in learning qualitative research methodology? Join on 2 December @7pm UTC for a workshop covering basic principles with @InsidOutAnatomy @sattardi @JessByramPhD 60 spots available this time. Rego opens 23.11.2020 More info dm @NaliniPather

[Anatomical Society @anat_soc]

PRE-CONFERENCE VIRTUAL WORKSHOP

Anatomy Observation and Drawing with @leonard_shapiro

Tuesday 5th January 2021
FREE Registration
Open only to Virtual Conference Delegates

More information and workshop registration here: https://t.co/4QP0c94Kg5

#anatsocwintervirtual

[sipra rout @SipraR]

NIH scientists discover key pathway in lysosomes that coronaviruses use to exit cells https://t.co/6To9nr27t1

[sandeep swain @sandeep_swainrk]

@nabadasjsg sir,
My father ,Retd SP of police, lost his life due to negligence of apollo hospital bbsr.He lost his life in front of the emergency as they are treating human life as worthless .request your help for justice @CMO_Odisha @Naveen_Odisha @ApolloHospMUM #killedmydad

[The Breakfasteur @TheBreakfasteur]

I couldn’t help myself 😅 #MedTwitter #surgtwitter

[sipra rout @SipraR]

Human behaviour biggest uncertainty for coronavirus models https://t.co/0YlDqwa1hR

[National Human Genome Research Institute @genome_gov]

Some women can see up to 100 million shades of color, a color vision trait called tetrachromacy, linked to the X chromosome. #genomefacts

[UT MD Anderson @UTMDAnderson]

CAR T cell therapy is a personalized #immunotherapy used to treat some types of blood cancers. Our @wwierda explains how it works. #endcancer

[United Nations @UN]

Cancer is the second-leading cause of death worldwide.

On Tuesday's #WorldCancerDay, @WHO has tips on how to reduce your cancer risk. https://t.co/MmtMwLF2HJ

[Dr Amanda J. Meyer linkedin.com/in/amandameyerphd @amandameyerphd]

#Anatomy conferences 2020.

Know of any others?
Let me know :)

[Dr. Ashwini Kumar 🇮🇳 @aktilaiyan]

A breakthrough from Indian lab. Many congratulations to the team.
@abandopa @KaushikLab @DBTIndia @indianscinews @SciComm_India @IndiaBioscience @DeepakNModi
https://t.co/lk8sJ4PlqP

[Stem Cell Directory @Stem_Cell_Dir]

#Stemcells effective against rare bone disorder in trial with mice. People with osteogensis imperfecta, a genetic disorder, may benefit from bone marrow transplant, study finds. https://t.co/7IeX2WmoNk