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 | This 80-year-old IIT Bombay alum and his wife are running online tuitions for underprivileged kids in Karnataka. This is their amazing storyCurrently, 100 students are attending Badrinath and Indira's free online classes. A few more students wants to be part of it hence they are in the process of getting smart phones for them from donors | |
 | Apollo hospitals launch clinics to help patients with post-COVID health effectsSpeaking about the clinics, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi Managing Director P Shivakumar said, Many patients who have recovered from COVID-19 at our hospitals have been contacting us | |
 | Call of the wild: Batman Rohit Chakravarty has made it possible for human ears to listen to bat calls. This is how he does itThis 29-year-old chiropterologist is currently pursuing his PhD in Berlin and before that, he was in Uttarakhand recording bat calls and programming it so that human ears could hear them | |
 | How Anubha Mahajan used social media to unite Indians silently living with chronic pain and give them a voiceAnubha Mahajan set up Chronic Pain India on Twitter and Insagram where she offered people the opportunity to share their experiences with such conditions | |
 | Here's how Bengaluru's Kavade's bringing back traditional games and toys to people in urban areasSreeranjini, Founder of Kavade, speaks about her traditional toy house that is involved in popularising traditional games and toys in Bengaluru for more than a decade | |
 | These curly hair dolls will be at the Kochi Muziris Biennale 2020. Check them out!Curly and proud! That's what Anisha P, Co-founder of Curly Wurly, says about herself and her curly-haired creations. This year, her doll will be put up at the Kochi Muziris Biennale | |
 | How Vocal For Local Toys shares the work of traditional toymakers for a newer generationPete Jaison speaks about the website he set up in an attempt to revive the age-old Indian tradition of toy-making and how he is working with artisans to preserve the culture | |
 | Dasara celebrations begin in the palace city, Mysuru with SOP and guidelines amidst COVID-19 pandemicWith Mysuru having a large number of corona cases, the focus is on strict enforcement of SOPs for controlling the spread of virus and to mark safe Dasara celebrations | |
 | Karnataka teacher who allegedly contracted COVID after conducting Vidyagama classes dies due to heart attackPadmakshi and her husband Shashikanth have been working at the Jawaharlal Nehru Makki Aided High School and DJ Higher Primary Aided school respectively | |
 | Nine graduates from the first RFYC batch set to embark on their professional football journey with ISLNine players, who are set to graduate as the first batch from the Reliance Foundation Young Champs (RFYC) academy in Navi Mumbai, will be signing contracts with leading Indian Super League (ISL) clubs | |
 | Silent protest to be conducted at Loyola College demanding release of Fr Stan SwamyFather Stan Swamy was arrested on October 8 in Ranchi and taken to Mumbai the next day and has been sent to judicial custody until October 23 | |
 | Here's how these two architects are helping young students learn sustainable practices in architectureWe speak to Sridevi Changali, Co-founder of Masons Ink to find out why they fall back on sustainable practices and how they are involving students in their projects to pass on their learning | |
 | Why every school kid must visit the Experient Science Lab in BengaluruVirendra Paliwal, Founder of Experiment Science Labs, tells us why Science education through experiments matters in changing their perspective towards the subject | |
 | This army of ploggers is collecting reusable materials for the poor during the lockdownReduce, reuse and recycle is The Indian Ploggers Army motto. Nagaraj tells us how he has been coordinating with various groups to provide essentials and gadgets during the pandemic | |
 | No reservation for OBCs in National Law Universities: DMK MPIn a letter to Union Minister for Education Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, the DMK leader said there was a blatant and deliberate violation of the OBC Reservation Policy in NLUs |
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