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 | Lessons from 2015 Chennai floods: IIT-M students build makeshift houses that can be folded in a boxThese final year civil engineering students from IIT-M have come up with a '400-sq-ft home fold into a box' to curb damage in case of flood | |
 | At this school, smart classrooms are locked behind closed doors and a student's bright future is stuck at the first stageA noble initiative has turned to dust, literally, with teachers and administration not moving beyond the initial step | |
 | This platform created by Geologists from Bengaluru connects 300 of its members across the country for various projectsThis initiative for freelance geologists is aimed at sensitising people about the earth and environment and is supported by experts in the field | |
 | Baabtra, a Kozhikode based start-up provides college graduates with a platform that helps them get job readyBaabtra, derived from an urdu word that means 'door'attempts to open doors for aspiring programmers | |
 | Wanna read comic books all day long? This latest course at a UK-university will allow you to do just thatHere is a college that gives you a degree in comics. Enough said. Here's what the minds behind the new course tell you about its pros and cons | |
 | Guardians of Dreams: How four young entrepreneurs are changing the lives of kids in shelter homes — by getting them everything from scholarships to Aadhar cardsThis venture that functions in three cities — Kochi, Chennai, and Bengaluru — consists of young volunteers, mostly students, who put together interactive events from scratch | |
 | From a nursing graduate in Sivakasi to Consul General of Canada, Jayanti G's journey is the dose of inspiration you need todayThe Canadian Embassy in South India recently decided to let one deserving individual become the Consul General for a day, accompanying the actual Consul General in all her duties for the day | |
 | Six tips to help you write the PERFECT email when you're going from college to a workplace. Check them outNicholas Francis, a motivational author and a Human Resource mentor-based in Madurai shares a few tips for students about the Do's and Don't of writing a professional email | |
 | OPINION: The 'like-my-daughter' reasoning is stale. Here's why safety and freedom go hand in hand for women in the BHU campusAIPWA secretary Kavita Krishnan believes that the BHU example shows, the more protectionist the campus, the more willing it is to protect sexual harassers and silence complainants. Do you agree? | |
 | Madras University to begin short courses including papers on child development psychology designed to sensitise cops, judiciaryThe courses, done along with UNICEF, include papers on child development, juvenile justice and dealing with children in conflict with the law, among others | |
 | 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 | |
 | Honk Honk! Mumbai theatre group Gillo is getting on a minibus and going across rural Karnataka to take theatre to kids directlyThe group does not believe in a stage show but it does believe in performing anywhere they can halt and that could be your school, library or your home | |
 | Two Bengaluru-based engineers are making schools a better place for the students and the teachers. Here's how!Santosh More and Khushboo Awasthi go the extra mile with their NGO — Mantra — to help the students study better. This includes adopting schools, building libraries and even playing Santa Claus | |
 | Here's why Presidency College has had 80% drop in admission of deaf students: Making Maths mandatory for a BCA seat and shutting a hostelSince 2007, a student was allowed to apply for BCA course at Presidency College if they passed the 12th exam, irrespective of the subject. But with Math becoming mandatory, student numbers are falling | |
 | Question purinjidha? How teaching English for an hour a day can help rural, small-town students do much better at NEETMany students from backgrounds similar to Anitha's, who unlike her wrote the test in English, struggled not just because of the syllabus, but because the language of the questions confused them |
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