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 | This headmaster from Villupuram begs his students to study, quite literallyG Balu takes it upon himself to individually visit the students and their families in their homes and discuss why they are unable to study, he feels kindness goes a long way in helping people change | |
 | New Year Old Me: Here are 5 resolutions that probably will not happen in 2018 eitherHave some serious New Year resolution goals? Well here are some that have stuck to most our lists, for years. In case you can finally pull it off, 2k18 is going to be awesome! | |
 | Nail polish that can detect a drugged drink? These Odisha kids' inventions are AMAZING!Every change in society begins with an idea. Read on to find out how a few students from Odisha didn't let their ideas rot away — and how those ideas got them the Abdul Kalam Ignite Awards
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 | There's no swearing in my kitchen so Gordon Ramsay is not allowed inside: Anton MosimannChef to the celebs Anton Mosimann talks about life at 70, cooking for Margaret Thatcher and why he wouldn't mind catering for Donald Trump if he asks nicely | |
 | Teachers or defecation inspectors? How Kalam's dream for teachers may be hitting the dirtA lot of us might have seen government school teachers taking voters census in houses, and there are a lot more they have been made to do, but is that even a teacher's duty? John B Monteiro talks | |
 | At 17, this child-abuse victim from Shillong goes from village to village helping children speak up about abuseSOS Children's Village helped Aitisha Marwein to not only help her speak up but encouraged her to stand up for other victims and help them find the help and support they needed | |
 | Pune University Registrar: Donor wanted only a vegetarian, teetotaller and yogi to get Gold Medal. We just follow their wishesSocial media is going bonkers over Pune University's award criteria. But the varsity is palming off the responsibility. On to its donors | |
 | Breaking barriers: Tribal woman becomes nature's saviour, joins hands with her community to save few trees for the futureJamuna Tudu, On her journey in saving the mother nature had succeeded and now with 150 committees comprising more than 6,000 members in her movement to save the forests, she is doing more | |
 | Attention parents: Your teenager brat is not likely to study, get a job or a marriage proposal if he doesn't quit smoking potAccording to study by the University of Connecticut on 1,165 young adults, teenagers who smoke pot and drink alcohol are less likely to be successful in life | |
 | Bookworms, brace yourself for 'no save' November as bookshelves to carry greats like Jeet Thayil and Sachin TendulkarWith the Nobel Prize for Literature and the Man Booker Prize -- the two most coveted literary honours -- having been awarded earlier in October, November has an exotic menu | |
 | These two brothers aim to make young lives better and educate them on drug abuse and how to deal with lifeFinding it difficult to handle peer pressure? The 'Better life initiative' is here to educate and helps you get through the hardest phases of life | |
 | Remember the guy who climbed a cell phone tower? He's been protesting for six months in Delhi for liquor to be banned in TN, but NO ONE seems to careT David Raj is a former fencing champion and hails from a Military family in Nagercoil. He's been campaigning against liquor for years, but no one is speaking up for him | |
 | Tribal children and domestic awareness to be key focus of SCERT programme to rid Kerala's remote areas of educational backwardnessThe special programme will also identify hurdles that prevent children from learning whether cognitive or socio-economic and spread awareness to prioritise education | |
 | Brazil Horror: Nursery guard uses alcohol and sets ablaze four toddlers, one teacher before succumbing to burnsThe guard later died of self-sustained burns on parts of his body after a sudden massacre in a Nursery school in Janauba | |
 | Book Look: Five books that you can cast about for in the month of SeptemberNon-fictional books are all set to rule this month. TBH, we can't wait. |
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