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 | I am more Indian than you: Why meeting the Dalai Lama changed my life!The 14th Dalai Lama is revered by tens of millions of Buddhists as a living Buddha, and we find out what the experience of meeting him feels like | |
 | This Mumbai start-up can make your walk to work a game to win. Here's howWith every step that they take, a StepSetGo user wins coins which can be used to redeem discounts and win prizes | |
 | How is the temperature inside IISc way cooler than the rest of Bengaluru? Here's the answerHere are some of the best practices that every college must adopt to avoid pollution insde the campus and to make sure the greenery is intact and that can positively impact the temperature inside | |
 | Why Pawan Rochwani is getting India's artists to air their views on politics via #VoteMeDumThe young founder of Platform for Artists is taking it upon himself to raise a little awareness about the people whom Pune (and Indian) will be voting for, findsNandhini Srinivasan. Are you listening? | |
 | We didn't know library worked till 8.30 pm: NIT Agartala women who protested to extend hostel curfewThe women hostellers called off the strike on April 11 night, after the administration promised them to extend the hostel in-time from the next semester | |
 | Meet Chirag Mehta, Hyderabad's very own Daddy Day Care who quit corporate life to raise his daughtersChirag Mehta and Nivedita Mummadi, his wife, made the decision together | |
 | Watching this Odia director's black-and-white film, Life Drop, will change the way you use water every dayYoung filmmaker Abhishek Swain's short film Life Drop is certainly raking in good reviews and accolades | |
 | This Thiruvananthapuram artist shows the everyday life of a hijab-wearing woman through her comicsSherin Mohamed uploads her comics and caricatures on her Instagram handle Ticklesh. Hers is probably the only Indian hijabi comic | |
 | Fashion show at Jamia Milia cancelled for being against Islamic ethos: Was protest by student group fuelled by elections?A group of over 10 students, under the banner of ‘Students of Jamia’ later protested outside the venue as they deemed the fashion show immoral | |
 | What the fish: Meet Divya Karnad, whose fishploration visits will redefine the way you eat fishDr Divya Karnad, a Future of Nature winner and co-founder of InSeason Fish is going all out to teach people about sustainable fishing and consumption — so that nature will continue to support us | |
 | Here's how the NGO Hand in Hand has transformed the lives of underprivileged childrenThe work that the NGO has done to eliminate child labour and educate children won it this year's Bal Kalyan Puraskar | |
 | The 'brown girl' interview: Aranya Johar is speaking the 'Language of Equality' in her latest poemAranya's new poem 'The language of equality' was released ahead of International Women's Day, kickstarting a campaign called #PatriarchyKaPackup | |
 | K'taka parents promise God never to cut or wash their 16-year-old's hair, son begs CWC officials to get him a snipTwo days ago, the officials from the child welfare committee visited the village for a legal awareness programme called 'Kanoonu Sakshsrata Ratha'. | |
 | This Mexican freestyle footballer is travelling across India, teaching and juggling footballsPaloma Pujol Mayo talks about how freestyle football became her way of life and how this India tour is going to help her inspire freestyle footballers in India | |
 | Meet Aravindhan Anbazhagan, a Teach For India fellow who stacked up awards for his inspirational workAravindhan Anbazhagan recounts his experiences as a teacher that lead him to win an international award |
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