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 | Pull the plug or not? How assisted dying is still in the centre of the ethical-unethical debateAssisted dying is legal in Switzerland. It involves a doctor prescribing a life-ending dose of medication to a mentally competent, terminally ill adult at his request | |
 | This 9-year-old Bengaluru girl has published 55 poems and is officially Indian's youngest poetManya Harsha from Bengaluru has five world record titles to her name and it all happened in just a year | |
 | Kadri Gopalnath passes away at 69: A disciple's ode to the greatest saxophone teacher, everDr Sumanth Swaminathan, his student from New York, wrote a blog about his experience of learning from the great musician. We look back at Sumanth's loved memories of his beloved Kadri Mama | |
 | Madhuvanti Maddur with her debut documentary Exhibit - A explores a different kind of relationshipThe editing for the film was done by Arbab Ahmad, the sound design by Malay Vadalkar and the animation by Pawan Anand | |
 | This ship is voyaging across the country spreading awreness on marine plastics and pollutionFORV Sagar Sampada travelled from Porbander to Puthuvype, spreading awareness on marine plastic pollution | |
 | This Mars Mission is about getting Telangana's rural kids to fall in love with football. Here's howTo encourage students from rural background so that they can have an equal shot at the goal post, Hyderabad-based Mars Football Foundation is truly doing their best to level up the playing field | |
 | This poet in Hyderabad has published 5 books before she turned 20!Having published three books before she turned 18, Jyoti Patel is now gearing up to write a novel. She also enjoys cooking, painting, music and she is a photography and travel enthusiast | |
 | Transgender writer A Revathi's name next to Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison on Columbia University wallSeveral male writers' names are etched on the wall, two days ago, a banner featuring eight women writers' names went up, A Revathi was one of them
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 | World Dyslexia Day: How the MDA has used tech to transform the lives of dyslexic kidsDyslexia is far more prevalent than most people think. The Madras Dyslexia Association has been working relentlessly for the last three decades to help dyslexic children lead better lives | |
 | We are serious students: More than 400 students protest against IIT's MTech course fee hikeThe PSUs recruit at the exact same time as the IITs put out their merit list forcing the students to block the seats | |
 | No Food Waste: How these Coimbatore youngsters will collect your surplus food and feed the hungryDinesh Manickam, the co-founder of No Food Waste, talks about why they are collecting surplus food from people and using that to feed the needy — and the hungry | |
 | Swachh Karnataka: These students helped build 1425 toilets in Chikodi to kill open defecationVimala Kadam, along with her friends, were mentored by Deshpande Foundation under the LEAD programme and helped build over 1,425 toilets in rural areas of North Karnataka | |
 | Being Greta Thunberg: How Bengaluru's young climate warriors are actually pretty eco-savvy alreadyWhy do we need to start acting today to save Earth? Some of the youngsters who are working for the cause of climate change speak about the changes they have adopted to reduce the carbon footprint | |
 | Did you know that the man who gave Gandhi his last meal is still alive in Chennai?Kalyanam's friend, Neelacantan tells us about how he came in touch with Gandhi and what their relationship was like | |
 | Gandhi Jayanti: Would Gandhi have a smartphone, be on Instagram if he were alive in 2020?Imagining Mahatma Gandhi in 2020 is not an easy task to think about, but his granddaughter Ela Gandhi and Gandhian scholar Tridip Suhrud give it a shot anyway |
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