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 | BR Ambedkar Diwas: Read these stories of how Ambedkar continues to help GenX decipher casteDalit literature has always been perceived as staid and idly revolutionary. What Babasaheb Ambedkar Means to Me is different because many of it is written by the youth of the country | |
 | BR Ambedkar Diwas: Read this book about how Ambedkar continues to help GenX decipher casteDalit literature has always been perceived as staid and idly revolutionary. What Babasaheb Ambedkar Means to Me is different because it is written by young Dalits who studied with you and me | |
 | Sanskrit poet Ramalingeshwara Rao's grandson is out with his first book The Verdict. Have you got your copy yet?Ravirajaganesh P aka Ravi's debut novel The Verdict is a love story drawn from his experiences in college | |
 | 28 years of Sachin: Little Master goes live and tells kids not to "get attached to results". What's your fave Sachin-ism?It's been four years since Sachin retired but he remains irreplaceable, which he proved yet again with a Facebook live with students in Pune. Here are some of what we thought was "aila", awesome | |
 | Pune University Registrar: Donor wanted only a vegetarian, teetotaller and yogi to get Gold Medal. We just follow their wishesSocial media is going bonkers over Pune University's award criteria. But the varsity is palming off the responsibility. On to its donors | |
 | The Ranga Shankara Theatre Festival in Bengaluru will take you through plays that are as real as lifeA theatre festival focusing on real-life events, Lillette Dubey’s latest play and an adaptation of Maugham hit the stage this week | |
 | Lend him your ears: The latest from composer Sanket Sane is a triple treat to which singer Sona Mohapatra has lent her voiceThe Ankahee Project, the brainchild of composer Sanket Sane, aims to speak up, loud and clear, about the stigma around love | |
 | Remember the guy who climbed a cell phone tower? He's been protesting for six months in Delhi for liquor to be banned in TN, but NO ONE seems to careT David Raj is a former fencing champion and hails from a Military family in Nagercoil. He's been campaigning against liquor for years, but no one is speaking up for him | |
 | Artist Shreenath is set to take the issue of the 1943 Bengal Famine and convert it into a dance drama that you will never forgetTo prepare for the dance drama, Shreenath is doing site-specific research and reading books on that particular time period | |
 | 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 | |
 | Heels on wheels: Here's how India's female bikers are breaking stereotypes and making the nation proudSome of the best female bikers in India tell us what it really takes to be one, amidst all the objections | |
 | This app brings English-learning to you: Why MyEnglish is an online classroom worth attendingThe British Council is all set to introduce MyEnglish to different parts of the country | |
 | When Godse first met Gandhi he brought him a sack of old shoes. What Bapu did next will shock you, recalls Tushar GandhiOn Gandhi Jayanthi, Tushar Gandhi brings us insightful tales and shades of the Mahatma that shows us how a leader of that bent of mind may still be in vogue today | |
 | Feeling blue and suicidal? This Karnataka online counselling platform can be YourDostA Bengaluru startup is working its way towards eliminating student suicides one youngster at a time. This online counselling platform is virtually saving lives | |
 | Bidding farewell to the old education system, these Gen Y tutorpreneurs are gearing up for EDU-FUSIONBrain behind India's first hybrid tutoring platform Ali Asgar Kagzi explains the need to reform the archaic Indian Education System and mix things up a bit to cater to Gen-next |
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