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 | Here's why everyone must listen to the 'Bhoorameya Bisiyusiru' radio show on climate change airing every SundaySumangala S Mummigatti, Programme Executive of Bhoorameya Bisiyusiru talks about a show on climate change and global warming that airs in 19 languages across India and what goes into producing it | |
 | This Odisha non-profit helps underprivileged children crack NEET. Meet the man behind itAjay Nahadur Singh always wanted to be a doctor and today, through his many students, he is trying to help the dreams of medical aspirants take off | |
 | Women now more competent but less ambitious and decisive, international study saysRather, communal stereotypes have changed but increasingly towards portraying women as more compassionate, affectionate and sensitive than men | |
 | This author has come up with an intriguing book that draws upon his own learning!Professor Dasharathraj Shetty has distilled the elixirs of life-long experiences and time-tested assessment to give his readers a vial of extra strong advice | |
 | SRM University AP - Amaravati to start Minerva active learning classes soonSRM University AP - Amaravati has opted for Minerva classes, founded by Ben Nelson, recently and might just be the first institute to do so | |
 | This Mini-Med School programme is solving the mystery around medical schools in India and abroadDr G Richard Olds talks about the Mini-Med School programme for high school students and the great scope for veterinary medicine in India | |
 | #PhDMeToo: Research scholars start #MeToo campaign to call out guides who harassed themThe campaign that was kickstarted by IISER researcher Sachin Batar on July 3, is using the hashtag #PhDMeToo and is urging researchers to come forward with their stories | |
 | This guru has been to IIT and IIM but wants to connect with his students spirituallyAcharya Prashant left behind a lucrative career after graduating from IIT and IIM to shine the light of knowledge on others | |
 | Rise of the Right: Why we should not be surprised at who is governing usThis is the first time post-World War II that the right-wing has consolidated power to this extent across the globe. The people want a state with robust government intervention which can protect them | |
 | Socialist ideas are now considered 'passe': Maitrayee Chaudhuri, author and JNU Sociology professorMaitrayee Chaudhuri spoke to us about her book, everyday advertisements, everyday details in the English-language print media, the communicative abundance of television | |
 | Don't just throw your old phones. Hand them over to Green Waves instead. Here's whyTo ensure that the next generation is on board with their idea and plan, Green Waves also have paid internships for those interested to work with them | |
 | Yasasu Green set to hire 500 ITI students for waste managementYasasu Green has collaborated with ITI Pusa to not only initiate cross-industrial hiring approach but also to support more employment opportunities for ITI students | |
 | With Precious Paws Foundation, Debadrita Ghosh is trying to win respect for strays and give them a homeDebadrita Ghosh, Founder of Precious Paws Foundation in Bengaluru, tells us how social media plays an integral role in animal rescues nowadays | |
 | Rashtriya Shiksha Ayog to be the custodian of new education policy: Prof MK SridharThe affiliation college system must end and only autonomous degree-granting colleges should exist, said Prof MK Shridhar | |
 | Telangana again fails to get additional seats for pharma coursesContrary to the claims made by colleges, experts say lack of additional seats should not be interpreted as lack of demand for courses |
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