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 | What happened on May 22, 2018? Reliving the day Thoothukudi lost its hope in humanityTime has passed and families recall the events of the day the police opened fire on lakhs of people without a warning, killing 15 people and leaving hundreds injured. What really happened that day? | |
 | This 23-year-old from Hyderabad grew foot-long hair to donate for cancer patients. Here's whyHair for Hope is an organisation that aims to create awareness about hair donation and ensures that the donated hair reaches organisations which are not only registered, but need it too | |
 | TN, Bengaluru students to study Zero Shadow Day on April 24, collaborate with students from other citiesThe children in Chennai will measure the length of the shadow cast — almost zero on April 24 at noon, that is when the Sun crosses the local meridian | |
 | Slow Clap: Holy Cow to boost Indian economy and help build healthy IndiaThe National Cow Commission will propose to make it mandatory for fertilizer-producing companies to manufacture 10 per cent bio-fertilizers from cow dung and cow urine | |
 | IIT Roorkee researchers develop a new non-invasive method of detecting Breast and Ovarian CancerThe research team identified certain proteins present in the saliva, which act as potential biomarkers indicative of Breast & Ovarian cancer metastasis | |
 | Researchers develop new technique to study movement of cells without dyesWhile scientists can currently track the movement of cells using molecular dyes or labels, the practice comes with limitations. Dyes alter the behaviour of cells before, eventually, killing them | |
 | From eve-teasing to cyberbullying, how Vijayawada's Vasavya Mahila Mandali can helpVasavya Mahila Mandali has been working with and for women for 50 years now and continues to do so to build a more equal society | |
 | IIT Hyderabad Researchers find Antarctic fungi that could help in treating LeukemiaThis work could lead to the development of chemotherapeutic treatment methods that have fewer side effects than the existing methods | |
 | Is failure in exams a major cause for suicides in India?As many as 8,068, 8,934 and 9,747 suicides were committed worldwide just due to failure in examinations during 2014-2016. How bad is it in India? Here's what we found | |
 | Even exposure to smoker's fingers can cause respiratory problems in children: StudyAccording to a study published in the journal Tobacco Use Insights, not smoking around children does not prevent exposure to nicotine | |
 | Researchers whose discoveries have been celebrated much are also protesting for a hike. Here's why We talk to three research scholars who have brought laurels to the country and have made breakthrough discoveries in their fields of study, who are also protesting for the hike in their fellowship | |
 | Could AI and bots replace trained doctors for better diagnosis? Only time will tellArtificial intelligence (AI) may be poised to wipe out cervical cancer after a study showed that computer algorithms can detect precancerous lesions far better than trained experts | |
 | Colour, spice and drama is always my style with baking: Antony Amourdoux, Pondicherry-based banker-turned-bakerThe Great British Bake Off contestant speaks about mixing a bit of his own identity into his delicious desserts and how life has changed following the show | |
 | This device helps women in the painless and early detection of breast cancer. Here's howiBreastExam is a non-invasive device that can screen women for breast cancer without causing any pain. We talk to the Founder and CEO of the company that invented it | |
 | How you can save a life by recording a song on your smartphoneThomas John talks about Sing for Humanity, which is an initiative that lets donors sing a song that may just go online and help save lives in the process |
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