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 | Think less, think right: Sister Shivani on how to ease mental health woes during the pandemicSister Shivani was in conversation with Prabhu Chawla and Kaveree Bamzai during E-Expressions | |
 | Teenagers, all the questions you were uncomfortable to ask are answered on TeenBook. Check it outStarted by two mothers, TeenBook's portal offers to talk about various topics that concern teenagers in a friendly and colloquial manner and allows them to contribute as well. Check it out now | |
 | This 16-year-old DPS student has built a website where you can find Indian alternatives to Chinese appsSwadeshi Tech was launched on June 12 to allow by the Delhi Public School student to help people find helpful platforms that are made in India | |
 | Why you must watch Tokri, a stop motion film about Indian family life, to appreciate what we haveStudio Eeksaurus's 14-minute film was inspired by personal experiences and delves into deep-rooted Indian values that help tie every family together | |
 | FIITJEE's first-of-its-kind invigilated online test from home uses AI tech to make it cheat-proofThe first Proctored Online Scholarship cum Admission Test is scheduled to be conducted on August 2, 2020, and the students can take the test from home | |
 | If alive, Siras would have laughed when SC decriminalised Section 377: Anish Gawande on translating the gay AMU professor's poemsShrinivas Ramchandra Siras, a Marathi professor at the Aligarh Muslim University was humiliated and suspended for being gay. He died by suicide 10 years ago | |
 | How Haroon Kareem became the first student in Kerala to write his 10th standard SSLC examination on a computerUsing his coding ability and growing ambition, visually impaired Haroon Kareem becomes the first student in Kerala to write his exams on a computer as opposed to using a scribe | |
 | Mad about mud: These two travelling architects are building mud houses across IndiaCoimbatore's Samyuktha Saravanan and Ladakh's Stanzing Phuntsog are from completely different places and cultures, but they are united in their love for one thing — mud! | |
 | Students already burdened: Supreme Court declines 1 Nation-1 Board pleaThe top court told the petitoner to approach the government with his grievances, as these matters involve policies. The bench said the top court cannot interfere in these matters | |
 | At Kavya Madappa's Bluecat Paper, not a single tree is cut to make paper. Here's howKavya Madappa tells us how, with her venture Bluecat Paper, she is manufacturing paper from coffee husk, flax, lemongrass, banana, bagasse and other industrial waste | |
 | Was scared they’d come back to take my books: DU professor Hany Babu on being summoned by NIATen months ago, the professor’s house was searched by the Maharashtra police and he lost a lot of his academic work, books and research material. It's trauma that he is simply not past yet | |
 | HRD Ministry issues guidelines to states, UTs regarding the education of migrant workers' childrenThe states have been asked to prepare a database of children who have left the local area for their homes in other states or other parts of the same state | |
 | Wealth and gender impact Indian students' performance in school, says studyResearchers from the University of Birmingham and the University of East Anglia on Saturday published their work in the British Educational Research Journal | |
 | All classes in Hong Kong to be suspended again amid a spike in COVID-19 casesAccording to the source, nearly 30 more people have been diagnosed with the coronavirus disease, 11 of whom lived at the Shui Chuen O Estate residential compound in the town of Sha Tin | |
 | These Nagpur teenage girls are making paintings to raise funds for COVID-19 battleThey intend to donate 50 per cent of the amount to the Prime Minister's CARES Fund and the remaining to an orphanage for girls and a centre for mentally deranged children |
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