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 | Fee structure for Karnataka schools to be announced soon: Education Minister S Suresh KumarThe fee structure will be fixed in such a way that both parents and aided schools get some much-needed respite | |
 | How Karnataka's Mitti Cafe served over 6 lakh meals to the homeless during COVID-19 lockdownMitti Cafe has plans of expanding to Chenna, Mumbai and Hyderabad. We find out how they have been dealing with the Coronavirus pandemic and more | |
 | This programme is ensuring that aspirants from all backgrounds have an equal chance to ace the Civil Service examsThe One Class, One IAS programme aims to make the civil services an accessible dream for students from all over the state through a series of inclusive programmes | |
 | Several UN agencies working closely with Indian authorities for massive vaccination programmeUN teams have monitored more than 4,000 vaccination sessions so far and have helped to train more than 300,000 vaccinators and healthcare workers | |
 | Teachers are having to work harder than any other professionals, says studyThe study also showed that training, the influence teachers have over their tasks and work-related well-being have also declined | |
 | The Bill Drayton interview: The story behind how the Ashoka Fellowship was created after a roadtrip to IndiaAshoka: Innovators for the Public was initiated to nurture people social entrepreneurs and doers because it is with their empathy that they change the world. Founder Bill Drayton talks to us about it | |
 | 10 million children in war-ravaged Afghanistan are at risk of starvation, call for fundsThe UN and its humanitarian partners will seek USD 1.3 billion in aid for 16 million Afghans in need this year, UN secretary-general spokesman Stephane Dujarric, said | |
 | People in Tamil Nadu have misunderstood Three Language Policy: Dr B RamaswamyJuly 31 was the last date for submitting any suggestions or feedback about the draft New Education Policy 2019 that has caused quite an uproar across the country | |
 | IIT-BHU signs pact with Northern Coalfields Limited to set up a new centre for coal researchThe Coal Quality Management and Utilisation Research Centre will be the first of its kind in India under an academia-industry MoU | |
 | The Legacy of Rohith Vemula: Five years since the scholar’s death, how student lives and colleges have been impacted across IndiaStudent leaders across the country speak about how Vemula’s unfortunate demise influenced and shaped their politics and how things have changed on campus since then | |
 | At 18 million, India has the largest diaspora in the world, reports UN studyThe US remained by far the largest country of destination of international migrants with 51 million migrants in 2020, equal to 18 per cent of the world's total | |
 | MIT professor charged for failing to disclose ties with Chinese governmentGang Chen was charged by criminal complaint with wire fraud, failing to file a foreign bank account report (FBAR) and making a false statement in a tax return | |
 | Anthems around Ambedkarism: This duo is documenting and digitisation Maharashtra’s anti-caste songsThe reason why these songs have not found a more mainstream presence so far is because the field is dominated by upper castes, which is why the duo say they want to create this 'Bookmobile' | |
 | Masks, social distancing, routine testing can prevent 96 pc of COVID-19 infections in colleges: StudyResearchers examined 24 combinations of four common preventive strategies--social distancing, mask-wearing, testing and isolation--and calculated their effectiveness and cost per infection prevented | |
 | We are challenging nature fundamentally: In conversation with Infosys Prize winner Prof Arindam Ghosh and Prof Srinivas KulkarniScientific temper has changed since the pandemic hit. More people are interested in it and more people know about scientists. The news is talking about them. But does this really help? |
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