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 | Why Usha Rajagopalan's new book will help you fall in love with animals and nature againFamous conservationist and author, Usha Rajagopalan speaks about her new book, The Zoo in My Backyard and why everyone must this beautiful book | |
 | On the trail of the Fishing Cat: Why there's plenty to learn from Tiasa Adhya's conservation projectYay! So fishing cats are now in the limelight for all the right reasons. We talk to conservationist Tiasa Adhya who has been working for the creatures fora very long time, about what this news can do | |
 | IIT Madras develops multi-lingual digital game on COVID-19 awarenessThe students who took the course ‘Let’s Play To Learn’ team felt the need to not only spread awareness but also convey the message in a fun-filled method, applying their learnings in this elective | |
 | This Odisha-based foundation wants you to donate so that slum kids can go digitalDesire Foundation appeals to you to sponsor a child's digital education through its latest initiative, Sponsor A Child programme. We found out how it started and what's it all about. Read on... | |
 | With art for art's sake as their mantra, this Hyderabad-based foundation conducts workshops for govt school studentsThis is the mantra that Aikaarth Foundation follows. Started by 24-year-old Pooja Agarwal, this NGO might have halted its operations due to the pandemic, but they are rearing to go very soon | |
 | This Hyderabad-based start-up uses AI and Data Science to make hiring smarter and easierAfter converting résumés into LinkedIn-like profiles, they are standardised, arranged as per parameters and displayed for recruiters and that's just one part of what TurboHire Technologies does | |
 | This 20-year-old built a wooden tricycle that's light-weight and adjustable. Check it outThis wooden tricycle designed by Prem Kale can be adjusted to any kid's height and it is the lightest thing on wheels you've ever seen. And it doesn't even have pedals! This is what it's all about. | |
 | Vice President Venkaiah Naidu, TN Chief Minister Palaniswami greet people on Tamil Nadu DayIn a Tamil tweet on his official Twitter handle, Naidu greeted the people of the state and hailed Tamil Nadu for its "rich cultural heritage, splendid architecture, beautiful beaches" | |
 | Annual figures show increase in adoption of girls, in contrast to generational preferencesAccording to the data, 3,120 children were adopted in the age group of 0-5 years while in the age group of 5-18 years as many as 411 children were adopted between April last year and March this year | |
 | Less than five per cent of protagonists in Indian web series from backward castes, finds this Mumbai writerBalram Vishwakarma has analysed 50 web series released between 2014 and 2020 to make this analysis. The results, he says, were shocking | |
 | Appointment made on the basis of academic credentials and probably favorable ideology: ABVP's Dr Subbiah on AIIMS Madurai rowThe ABVP National President Dr Subbiah S was appointed as a board member of AIIMS, Madurai. This drew a lot of flak online | |
 | Activists, doctors accuse K’taka govt of stopping midday meals, urge it to add egg as food itemThe signatories in their letter said that students have not been receiving the midday meals or dry ration from June 2020 | |
 | Ambedkar Students’ Association, UoH runs online campaign to demand admin to fill up reserved seatsThe ASA is asking the administration through the campaign why they are being selective about the implementation of the UGC Regulations | |
 | Here's how this online platform is making managing finances 'Funq-y' for studentsKochi-based start-up Paysack's platform Funq is making it cool for students to manage their own finances at an early age. We find out how | |
 | They might have Indian papers, but they are Bangladeshis: Why students in Meghalaya put up anti-Bengali posters that are going viralIt all started after a Khasi man lost his life in a clash between non-tribals and Khasis in February. While the Bengalis allege oppression since then, the Khasis say their name is being maligned |
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