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Kalika Chetarike has improved students’ learning ability, says survey

The ‘Kalika Chetarike’ programme, which was formulated to arrest the learning loss of students reported due to the COVID-19 pandemic-induced school closure, has succeeded in improving the learning abilities of students, according to a survey.

The Hindu

Architecture after COVID: how the pandemic inspired building designers

Walking during lockdowns, following protocols and restrictions, city dwellers witnessed the birth of a new architectural aesthetic.

The Conversation

Regional Australia property market dips as prestige areas give up pandemic gains

Big beneficiaries of regional migration during Covid such as Byron Bay have been hit hardest by increasing interest rates, experts say

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Only 40% work of integrated terminal building at Vijayawada airport completed so far

The construction of the New Integrated Terminal Building (NITB) of the Vijayawada International Airport is going on at a snail’s pace. The foundation stone for the ₹611-crore project was laid in December 2018 and the works began shortly after. However, the progress of the work was hit by the coronavirus…

The Hindu

COVID-19's total cost to the economy in US will reach $14 trillion by end of 2023 – new research

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

The Conversation

Seven things to know about bats and pandemic risk

For millennia, bat viruses lurked in forests across West Africa, India, South America and other parts of the world. But, undisturbed, they posed little threat to humanity.

Reuters

Lost luggage soars with air travel revival

PARIS: The rate of lost, damaged or delayed luggage nearly doubled last year as air travel rebounded and the sector faced staff shortages following the Covid pandemic, a new study has found.

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Landsec sees value of its London properties fall by £500 million

But Land Securities also showed demand from tenants was continuing to rise strongly after the pandemic

Evening Standard

‘I can’t afford groceries’: why one-third of US college students don’t have enough to eat

There are now around 800 food pantries on US college campuses, and demand is growing as pandemic-era resources end

The Guardian - US

Australia’s Year 4 students have not lost ground on reading, despite pandemic disruptions

Australia’s Year 4 students have not lost ground on their reading skills, despite all the disruptions to schooling during the pandemic.

The Conversation

‘Ghost children’ kept off school and made to work amid cost of living crisis

Children as young as 14 are increasingly being kept off school and pushed into work in the cost-of-living crisis, MPs were warned on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Travel Counsellors slashes losses as revenue passes pre-pandemic heights

Travel Counsellors is backed by Vitruvian Partners

Birmingham Post

Sollip review: European fine dining with Korean influences

Sollip, a Korean meets European fine dining restaurant located in the heart of Bermondsey in London, opened in mid-March 2020. This was obviously an “ill-starred moment”, given it fell right at the very start of the pandemic, said Fay Maschler in the Evening Standard, and the restaurant was forced to close…

The Week

These 2 institutional giants went on home buying sprees during the Pandemic Housing Boom—now they're selling

Institutional investors, like American Homes 4 Rent and Invitation Homes, are pulling back from the U.S. housing market. At least for now.

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The Conversation

A pandemic silver lining: how kids in some disadvantaged schools improved their results during COVID

Students from schools in low-income communities did not suffer significant “learning loss” during the pandemic years of 2020-2021, but instead improved in certain areas of study.

The Independent UK

England moves into top five in international rankings for reading

Schools minister Nick Gibb said the Government’s reforms and the dedication of primary school teachers were behind the country’s success.

Daily Record

Scots no longer need to wear facemasks in healthcare settings as Covid rules relaxed

The Scottish Government said that the change recognises that Scotland has entered a calmer phase of the pandemic.

France 24

Indy, Scorsese and an African revival: What to expect from Cannes 2023

The Cannes Film Festival is poised to launch a blockbuster 76th edition on Tuesday stacked with celebrated auteurs and Hollywood star power, confident that it has weathered the Covid pandemic and upheld its status as the guardian of the big screen. In a belated and welcome sign of change, this…

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The Independent UK

Bus industry warns one in seven services at risk if funding halted

The Government’s current funding deal to keep services running despite the fall in demand sparked by the coronavirus pandemic expires on June 30.

The Independent UK

US: Number of migrants fell 50% at southern border after immigration changes, but long term unclear

The number of migrants encountered at the U.S. southern border fell 50% during the last three days compared with the days leading up to the end of a key pandemic-era regulation

Salon

Why the US may never recover from COVID

WHO says the pandemic is over. A disaster resilience professor says otherwise

The Independent UK

‘Really disturbing’: Boston residents living two miles apart have 23-year life expectancy gap, study reveals

‘Really disturbing’ life expectancy disparities were exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, researchers say

The Guardian - UK

Average monthly rent outside London now more than £1,000, says agency

Tenants in Great Britain typically paying 25% on top of what they were paying at start of pandemic, according to Hamptons

The Walrus

The Vaccine Problem

To better weather future pandemics, the way countries procure vaccines needs to change radically

The Texas Tribune

Texas schools say it’s time to stop tying mental health funding to school safety money

Federal pandemic aid helped build public school mental health services in Texas. School officials now brace for the expiration of those funds next year. They’re urging lawmakers to create a dedicated funding stream for mental health assistance in schools.

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