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 | Here's how this engineering student from Odisha popularising Pattachitra by painting it on various mediumsBhagyashree Sahoo, an engineer-turned-artist from Rourkela speaks about how she invested all her time during the lockdown to learn Pattachitra art and perfect it too | |
 | Twenty-month-old baby's death gives a new lease of life to five patients including a five-month-old infantDoctors at Sir Gangaram Hospital in Delhi retrieved her heart, liver, both kidneys and both corneas, and transplanted them in five patients including the infant. | |
 | Here's why author and illustrator Niveditha Subramaniam feels illustrations bring life to stories for childrenNiveditha Subramaniam is a children's author and illustrator from Chennai. We find out more about her books, illustrations, how she engages children and a lot more | |
 | Literature from the South is pan-Indian, even global: Kerala Governor delivers the opening keynote of TNIE's Dakshin Lit FestGovernor of Kerala Arif Mohammad Khan inaugurated The New Indian Express' Dakshin Lit Fest 2020 virtually with his wise words and implored us all to make the most of COVID-induced loneliness | |
 | Ashwin Sanghi: Fact is stranger than fiction and I'm not surprisedThe author adds that his books go beyond just the combination of myth and history. They bring in philosophy, science, theology, anthropology and quantum physics at times, he says | |
 | Here’s why the students behind The Project Amara want you to talk about menstruation, whatever your genderIt’s 2020 and menstruation should no longer be a taboo topic, believe the co-founders of The Project Amara. We speak to them | |
 | Inside India's storytelling boom: The art of telling a great story to kids in the OTT generationStorytellers across India share their interesting journey of telling stories and inflencing people both in their thoughts and behaviours at such a young age | |
 | This 2021 calendar conceptualised by a DU student and a photographer, features six models with disabilitiesTitled Oddity: Don’t Bend, Don’t Blend, it aims to create awareness and raise funds to help out NGOs that help people with disabilities | |
 | Bollywood fraternity comes together to mourn football legend Diego Maradona's demiseDirector Shekhar Kapur, who is currently in London, called the late veteran "the greatest genius in football after Pele", the Brazilian legend | |
 | UNICEF warns emergence of 'lost COVID generation' over pandemic's impact on childrenAccording to the report, one in nine coronavirus cases in 87 countries were confirmed in children and adolescents under 20 years of age, or 11 per cent of all 25.7 million cases reported | |
 | Indian tech start-up, 114 AI Innovation bags UK-US space contractThe joint UK-US pitch initiative aims to find, fund and fast-track innovation and technology that would give advantage to military personnel and operations in the space domain | |
 | Study finds 7 out of 10 Indian parents think there's no health risk if their kids go back to schoolThe study also found that teachers and parents are not happy the way classes are being conducted online — 90 per cent of the teachers said that they were unable to properly assess the students
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 | Why you should read about transgender folk artist Manjamma Jogathi's life in this Kannada bookManjamma Jogathi, a transgender and popular folk artist speaks about her life story being turned into a book and the need of queer literature in Kannada languages | |
 | My book will now be better understood: Malayalam author S HareeshJCB Prize winning author S Hareesh is confident it would be viewed in its proper context and that too by a wider audience that translations reach out to with such works. | |
 | Rowling weaves believable fairytale for all ages: 8 Indian children among illustratorsEight Indian children are among the 34 from five countries who made the final cut for the book, released by Rowling on Tuesday |
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