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 | Everyday Sheroes: How domestic help Rina Satpati, beat an abusive marriage and rebuilt her lifeIn our run-up to International Women's Day 2020, we curated this series of stories of women who aren't extraordinary — but our world may stop going around smoothly if they call it a day | |
 | Remember the doc in Main Coronavirus? He's doing India's first medical comedy web seriesDr Jagdish Chaturvedi is a medical innovator and stand-up comic who is injecting information through large doses of comedy for India's youth to pay attention | |
 | BHU students perform 'nukkad natak' on campus portraying violence against women for Women's DayThe play meant for celebrating International Women's Day tried to advocate gender sensitisation and help develop the sense among everyone on campus | |
 | How Parikrama's Sonam Sherpa inspired a generation of Indian rock guitaristsParikrama was started in 1991 in Delhi by Subir Malik (keyboards), Nitin Malik (vocals), Chintan Kalra (bass), Prashant Bahadur (guitars), Rahul Malhotra and Sherpa | |
 | Why Delhi's Hindu College is worshipping the Virgin Tree on V-Day for the past 70 yearsEven though Principal Dr Anju Srivastava had criticised the ritual and said that this should stop as soon as possible, there has been no notice banning the event, said students | |
 | You'll be wowed by this Chennai-based educational consultant's rap on dating and relationshipsFrom singing in church choirs to rapping about relationships and dishin’ out dating advice, Deborah Sharon believes in being unconventionally herself. Here's her story | |
 | Dream Run: How Priyanka Nag used Dreamcatchers and art to tide over Multiple SclerosisPriyanka Nag is currently learning how to play the guitar and rediscovering her love for it. She also loves listening to 70s and 80s Bollywood music in her free time | |
 | Proud that India chose to give refuge to six religions through CAA. Why does nobody talk about that: Smriti IraniSmriti Irani speaks at the ThinkEdu Conclave on the Citizenship Amendment Act and the protests that have erupted in response to it | |
 | JNU violence not a national issue, college gang wars are quite normal in India: Kangana RanautStudents who are the fabric of our society should be sent to the Army to serve for at least one to two years and it should be made mandatory, Kangana Ranaut also said | |
 | There is no class or mass in music: Violinist Sunita BhuyanThe master violinist drew comparisons between music and human values, while reminding the audience that music is for everybody and it does not discriminate, at TNIE's ThinkEdu Conclave 2020 | |
 | Deepika Padukone spotted at JNU during their protest against the violence on campusNone of the Bollywood biggies — Amitabh Bachchans, Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan, among others — have reacted to the ongoing protests | |
 | BJP simply wants to create chaos through NRC-CAA: Zeeshan AyyubEarlier, Ayyub had come to Delhi University and Jamia to oppose the Citizenship Amendment Act, where he said that the government "hated students, books and library" | |
 | Slow Clap: Why India should ask Priyanka Chopra to train its politiciansThe actor's name came up when a Congress leader shouted her name from a podium instead of Priyanka Gandhi's | |
 | This Bengaluru boy's hobby is to create pop art using iconic movie stills and classic artworks. Check it outTabrez Alam's creative work of combing movie posters along with the paintings of Vincent Van Gogh are amazing. Take a look at them | |
 | The new app on the block: Voot Kids that combines fun and learning, masti and acchai, launched in MumbaiThe app is unique because it enables parents to monitor the kind of content and the screen time that they expose their children to. It has also been certified by the ECE (Early Childhood Association) |
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