- Search results for 2021
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 | Understanding the people added colour to the situation: How Al-Qaeda's longest-held captive Stephen McGowan used empathy to surviveWhen there is a gun to your head and you count the seconds you realise what is important to you. Stephen realised that he needed to be liked to stay alive | |
 | Women's Day: This 25-year-old frontline worker tells us why we shouldn't worry about COVID and treat it like a fluWe spoke to Isha Katyal, who was posted for COVID duty in Karnataka about her experiences, what it was like to be in a PPE kit for hours and more | |
 | I want to fight, I want to win: Acid attack survivor Zakira Sheikh, the 'Tigress' of MumbaiShe was attacked by her husband in 2017. But she did not let that rule her life. She got out and built a good life for her daughters | |
 | Supreme Court to commence hybrid physical hearing of cases from March 15It said if the number of parties is higher than the specified number in a matter listed for hybrid hearing, then one advocate-on-record (AOR) and one arguing counsel per party would be allowed entry | |
 | Soon, Delhi will have its own school education board as Cabinet gives nodThe Chief Minister further stated that Delhi has around 1,000 government schools and 1,700 private schools and all the government-run schools are affiliated with the CBSE | |
 | Amrita University VC Venkat Rangan: We focus on research, not NIRF rankingsIn a conversation with us, Rangan talks about research, Mata Amritanandamayi's approach as the Chancellor and about why they're starting online degrees in line with the NEP | |
 | Women's Day: Here's how Dr Anjana Vyas became a pioneer in starting the first-ever Geomatics course in GujaratWe spoke to Dr Anjana Vyas from CEPT University in Gujarat about her research and specialisation in geomatics and remote sensing | |
 | Women's Day: How this 39-year-old mother of two juggled work and academics to fulfil her dreamsWe spoke to Namrata Sadhvani who restarted her higher studies after getting married due to societal pressure | |
 | Women's Day: This Hyderabad woman quit her corporate job in her late 40s to study artLakshmi Jagannath is an artist. Not just a hobby artist, she is on her way to becoming a professional artist. She is now pursuing her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Lalit Kalakshetra, Coimbatore | |
 | In Kodagu, this independent researcher is working with local tribes and children to protect this precious habitatNeethi Mahesh has dedicated a lot of years to researching the riparian habitats of the Kodagu district. She is currently working with a tribe of honey collectors and students for better results | |
 | Women's Day: With no inhibitions, cyberspace lets you reveal your primal desires, says cyber Psychologist Nirali BhatiaNirali might be a Cyber Psychologist now but she started off as a Commerce student and she has dabbled in the IT world as well which made it easier for her to take up the profession | |
 | Women's Day: From child marriage to MPhil: Here's the inspiring story of Sunita Chauhan and her love for educationSunita Chauhan was married off and sent to Delhi in 1993. Now, an MPhil student, she runs an NGO that helps teach underprivileged children | |
 | Women's Day: How this medical student assisted during operations of COVID patients during the pandemicNo matter how much we commend frontline workers, it's less. And to remind you to be grateful, we bring you one such story of a medical student from Hyderabad who has been through many hurdles | |
 | Women's Day: She passed +2 at 36. Nine years later, this college canteen worker has an MA in social workMaragatha Valli talks about how she decided to attempt her +2 board exams 13 years after she left school and her journey since then | |
 | Women's Day: How this 28-year-old med student overcame her fears to fight the CoronavirusWe spoke to a med student from Kolkata who was serving on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's what she had to say |
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