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 | Has COVID-19 made Indians softer? How facing great adversity might make us lose interest in wealthAre people more giving in the face of great adversity or is it sheer loss that makes us lose our vapid interest in money and accumulation of wealth? | |
 | Kerala Child Rights Commission serves notice to ED on complaint from Bineesh Kodiyeri's relativeAfter receiving the complaint, KCRC chairman Manojkumar KV reached Bineesh's house and served a notice to ED officials | |
 | How this social media project aims to replace misogynistic and casteist slurs across Indian languagesTamanna Mishra and Neha Thakur started The Gaali Project on Instagram and Twitter as a platform to promote alternative swear words which they have crowdsourced | |
 | FamPay, India's first neobank for teenagers is set to launch the biggest Digi-Fest 'FamJam'FamJam 2.0 will be conducted online. Teenagers can get the details on each competition, rules of participation, and information on prize money through FamPay's website and Insta page | |
 | Why Usha Rajagopalan's new book will help you fall in love with animals and nature againFamous conservationist and author, Usha Rajagopalan speaks about her new book, The Zoo in My Backyard and why everyone must this beautiful book | |
 | You've got snail mail: How Rohini Kejriwal's Chitthi Exchange is reviving the concept of pen pals, posted lettersStarted in June this year, Chitthi Exchange has already garnered over 2000 registrations and enabled people to exchange letters | |
 | The EdTech story: Their COVID-induced growth and the course of action after colleges reopenWith all stakeholders turning to EdTech platforms to tide over these testing times, how much growth have these platforms seen and how will the relationship change after colleges reopen? | |
 | After this 26-year-old’s arm was amputated due to a road accident, he launched a start-up that 3D prints customisable prostheticsRishi Krishna's start-up Symbonic is into assistive technology. And this is how they ensure that the prosthetics they offer are light-weight, customisable and affordable as well. This is his story | |
 | Is English sneaking in under a COVID-19 umbrella into our education system?The infiltration of English seems to be a case of taking (undue?) advantage of the confusion imposed by COVID-19 on the educational scene | |
 | National Unity Day: This Kerala interfaith couple was wrongly accused of Love Jihad. In response, they changed the systemThe marriage application of Athira Sujatha and her fiancee Shameem was wrongly circulated on social media last year, causing distress to the couple | |
 | This platform allows parents to pay school fees in instalments, provides complimentary insurance cover. Here's howParents and students paying through GrayQuest's platform also can avail a complimentary insurance cover and certain rewards designed for students | |
 | Here's how this Kerala artist went from selling candy to painting for the country's greatest personalitiesFiros Assan has gone from struggling for his own education to creating opportunities to teach young children to use their art skills in the best possible way | |
 | Why this Bengaluru artist's comics on political issues with a hint of satire is a hit on social mediaAravinda Tegginamath started ButtSir Comics on social media during the lockdown and it has already become quite popular among the masses. We find out why | |
 | Here's how this 16-year-old is teaching underprivileged kids in Bihar's villages from New JerseyDespite being in a different time zone, Arushi Aggarwal is teaching kids in Bihar's villages virtually on weekends. We find out how | |
 | This pre-school teaches children without curriculum but with whatever is available around us. Here's howWe spoke to the founder of The Atelier to know about their teaching methods, how they don't follow a strict curriculum and more |
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