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 | Remember the Kerala teacher who rowed her way to a Govt School? This is what she is doing todayThe solitary teacher in one of the deepest forests in Kerala speaks about how she manages to row her way to her students — and why she has dedicated her life to the cause | |
 | From all-nighters to passing a football, how Kerala's woke anti-CAA protests are getting attentionHere's a look at some of the most interesting protests organised agains the CAA and NRC in Kerala. Here's why they chose to raise their voices through their unique voices | |
 | JNU's inadequate communication is to blame: IIM Indore Director Himanshu Rai on #FeeHike protestsThe IIMs are participating in solving the nation's issues. Rai says that this country is as much theirs as anyone else's and they will knock on every door, uninvited, with the intention of helping | |
 | There is so much hate among the masses because there are no jobs: Khushbu SundarKhushbu Sundar speaks about her experience with religious trolling and sexism within politics and why it has worsened within the past 6 years
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 | Over 2 lakh responses to NEP, but none significant enough to rattle it: Dr K KasturiranganThe Chairman of the NEP Drafting Committee talks about how protests aside, the policy was acceptable enough to raise the bar in Indian education | |
 | Proud that India chose to give refuge to six religions through CAA. Why does nobody talk about that: Smriti IraniSmriti Irani speaks at the ThinkEdu Conclave on the Citizenship Amendment Act and the protests that have erupted in response to it | |
 | JNU violence not a national issue, college gang wars are quite normal in India: Kangana RanautStudents who are the fabric of our society should be sent to the Army to serve for at least one to two years and it should be made mandatory, Kangana Ranaut also said | |
 | JNU profs claim 'right' candidate with plagiarism in PhD could be hired in East Asian Studies deptA senior faculty member of the centre on condition of anonymity said that this has become rampant and that he suspects the Vice-Chancellor wants to bring in "his people rather than qualified teachers" | |
 | How #DareToCare is teaching Bengaluru to take a stand against harassmentA team of 80 volunteers has created around 25 'dares' in South Bengaluru. They want to create 50 such 'dares' so that there are enough people around the city to protect women and children | |
 | Meet the youngsters behind Makkala Grama Sabhas that're driving social change in rural KarnatakaIn times such as these, making children learn about citizenship, rights and duties has become important. And that is why Makkala Grama Sabhas conducted by Grama Panchayats play a key role | |
 | Conduct lectures, slogans will not help solve issues: JNU's Yogi meets VC to ask for a rollback of feesThe students of Jawaharlal Nehru University have been protesting against an imminent fee hike and hostel rule changes for almost two months now | |
 | Inside Jamia's peaceful anti-CAA protests: Students demonstrate dissent through songs and poemsThe Jamia Coordination Committee that was formed after the recent incident of police brutality, organised a non-violent protest called 'Songs of Resistance' on campus | |
 | New visa rules, a bonanza for Indian students aspiring to go to UKWith the recent amendment in visa norms, the UK government has once again opened its doors to opportunities for international students | |
 | Kerala's first calligraphy festival aims to promote the beauty of the Malayalam alphabetThe founder of Kachatathapa opens up about why the calligraphy festival is his way of celebrating Malayalam and how it aims to unite calligraphy enthusiasts | |
 | This Kochi group conducts events for people can speak up about mental health without being judgedSoul As A Race, founded by busking poet Lady Lazarus conducts specially curated events, creating safe spaces for people to talk about mental health |
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