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 | Hindi is the only language that can tie us together: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Hindi DiwasHindi Diwas is celebrated every year on September 14 to mark the day the language was adopted as the official language | |
 | Will Kerala CM meeting PSC chief stop Malayalam activists' 15-day hunger strike?Malayalam activists have been on hunger strike in front of the Kerala PSC office, demanding a provision to answer the exam in Malayalam, Kannada and Tamil | |
 | This Bengaluru lecturer's short film about sex taboos, Paarivala, is an eye-opener for studentsJerrin Chandan will be shooting two more short films and one of them highlights the issue of street boys and their lives | |
 | Savarkar was an atheist, his Hindutva was inclusive: Why you must read Vikram Sampath’s biography of Veer SavarkarWe talk to Vikram Sampath, whose biography of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, tries to throw new light on the life and times of the revolutionary freedom fighter and mitigate common misconceptions about him | |
 | Why Anita Shirodkar's fantasy book Ambuj will take you on a historic tripThe author was greatly inspired by the Mahabharata as a child and after all these years, has come up with a book of her own that would make even Vyasa pretty proud! | |
 | How author Deepika Murthy aka Pika Nani created the character Shrilok HomelessDeepika Murthy AKA Pika Nani tell us why everyone must read her book based on the character Sherlock Holmes, except in a delightfully Indian concept with more than a few desi twists thrown in | |
 | From Mahabharata to The Zoya Factor, what's in UGC's new curriculum for BA English studentsThe learning outcomes for any subject's curriculum is designed to help learners understand the objectives of studying that subject, that is, to analyse, appreciate and understand the subject | |
 | This JNU professor's website Kannada Kalike can help you learn Kannada on-the-goJNU's Kannada professor Purushothama Bilimale speaks about the importance of the language and his online platform that teaches Kannada to non-Kannadigas | |
 | 'Scientific Blasphemy!' cry IIT Bombay students after HRD Minister's remark on 'scientific' SanskritAn article in their in-house journal points out that Pokhriyal had misquoted Rick Briggs' paper. Sanskrit, Briggs said, is one of many languages fit for programming. Not the only one | |
 | I am proud to be here today: Heidi Saadiya, Kerala's first transperson broadcast journalistSaadiya (22) has been hired as a broadband journalist by the ruling CPI(M)-run Kairali news channel and she did her first live reporting on Chandrayaan 2 on Monday | |
 | If you don't support the Left, they accuse you of going Right: Jitendra Sanu, BAPSA's candidate in JNUSU pollJitendra or as his friends fondly call him, Jitu, was one of the founding members of the Birsa Ambedkar Phule Students' Association
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 | A nation of readers: Here's why it is important to build the ability to ‘learn to read’ among childrenAs a nation, we have been able to solve access to schools, but we haven’t been able to ensure that learning outcomes are met adequately, especially in reading and languages | |
 | Forget War and Peace, Vernon Gonsalves is now reading Anne Frank's Diary to convicts and running classes in prisonGonsalves' son Sagar Abraham Gonsalves talks to us about his father, the kind of books he read and how the past year had been for him and his family | |
 | The Elavenil Valarivan interview: How Gagan Narang inspired this shooter to become a world champion20-year-old Cuddalore-born Elavenil won the gold in women's 10-metre air rifle at the shooting world cup in Rio. This is her inspiring story
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 | Choosing adoption over having kids is a personal decision: Nandana Dev SenThrough her latest book In My Heart, Nandana Dev Sen talks about adoption and love and why every child has a need to know where they came from
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