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 | After Big B and Messi, 19-year-old Syrian refugee Muzoon Almellehan gets rare recognition as UNICEF Goodwill AmbassadorShe is the youngest UNICEF Ambassador and is one of the few people to not have a glam tag attached to it. She is currently studying in England along with other Syrian refugee kids who were rescued | |
 | After collaborating with Ruskin Bond, Mihir Joglekar discusses the world of illustration and how to make it in the professionAfter illustrating for biggies like chef Vikas Khanna and more recently, Ruskin Bond Mihir Joglekar talks about the art of illustration | |
 | Heptulla to unfurl national flag at Jamia Millia Islamia UniversityHeptulla, whose visit to the University is scheduled on June 19, will unfurl a national flag hoisted on a 102-foot-high pole near the entrance of the vice-chancellor's office | |
 | Zakir Naik's school in Mumbai illegal, says GovernmentThe BMC's region education inspector B.B. Chavan, in a letter issued yesterday, stated that no school can run without the No Objection Certificate of the local governing body | |
 | Brennen College decides to yank offensive illustration from magazine. SFI says it was meant to hit at the hypocrisy of the RSSWith all the student uprising happening in Kerala, it is surprising that the students have decided to back down and take the illustration out. The public backlash is cited as the reason | |
 | Pinrayi Vijayan's alma mater Brennan College faces heat after magazine has racy illustrations showing couple engaging in intercourse in a theatre while national anthem is playingFor Brennan College's 125th year celebrations, the SFI's 'Pellets' magazine come under fire for racy illustrations that allegedly insult the national anthem | |
 | Here's how STEM Labs set up in Telangana will stem sinking numbers of girls in Science streamsSchools in Telangana will have STEM labs that will renew the focus on Maths and Science in a big way, despite fears that the IT sector will take a tumble in the years to come | |
 | If you are a school drop-out from Vizag, there is a likely chance that this teacher will visit your house and take you back to schoolK Madhura Vaani ensures that every school drop-out, from the families of fishermen in the area, is inducted back into the academic stream to enable them to dream of a better future | |
 | From raising funds for the school's welfare to solving disputes between villagers, Kotresh Hiremath has changed Gonigannur's face in just 13 years!Kotresh Hiremath may not have been the villagers’ favourite person at one point, but today they are indebted to him for improving the condition of their village and for helping educate their children | |
 | He once made MBA students polish the shoes of strangers for money. But Arijit Roy is still his students' favourite professor. Here's why!Arijit Roy doesn’t think twice about getting his students to try funky and interesting ways to learn how to apply management concepts to real life — like shining the shoes of random strangers | |
 | Meet Mahalakshmi who convinced scores of tribal children to attend school. The hills are truly alive with her musicK Mahalakshmi, a teacher at the Government Tribal Residential Middle School, Arasavalli talks about how the school was empty 11 years ago when she arrived, but it has since transform | |
 | Setting up smart classes in Government Schools? Well, that's exactly what S Dhilip didS Dhilip talks about how he has been systematically taking technology to government school students and how he is training teachers to help students better | |
 | Live to serve: This vocational high school teacher has constructed roads, gardens and even houses in his villageJafeesh , a teacher in Kerala, is revolutionizing lives by constructing roads, houses and organic gardens with his NSS corps. He tells us about his inspirational life | |
 | Listen up entrepreneurs! Here's a programme by Stanford you should watch out forDavis Albohm, Director Operations, SGSB opens up about developing leadership and management skills for scaling businesses and becoming regional leaders | |
 | Adios Taboos: High Schools in Kerala will soon have sanitary pad vending machinesThrough the She Pad Project which is expected to commence in June, the Kerala Government is setting up sanitary pad vending machines in Higher Secondary Schools |
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