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 | Bookworms, brace yourself for 'no save' November as bookshelves to carry greats like Jeet Thayil and Sachin TendulkarWith the Nobel Prize for Literature and the Man Booker Prize -- the two most coveted literary honours -- having been awarded earlier in October, November has an exotic menu | |
 | This sexagenarian is India's first woman skydiver whose adventures in the sky were for the thrill and not the awardsRachel Thomas, who was in the capital for a TEDx talk, has over 650 jumps in over 11 countries to her credit and has had her brush with death, or almost, twice | |
 | Coimbatore's young are busy getting their wigs and wardrobes ready as Halloween fever enters IndiaAs Halloween's spirit spreads its claws in India, youngsters are turning to movies, comics and favourite characters to celebrate the occasion | |
 | Food for thought: Would you prefer to see your beloved teacher hung in school?Education departments across the world are insisting on hanging teachers photographs in school, but the question is 'Do teachers really consider it an honour?' John B Monteiro talks | |
 | Raya's Sexual Harasser List: SC lawyer says naming the abuser is not a problem. Here's why.Kiruba Munusamy points out that in most instances victims are forced to be silent because they fear being failed, denied reference letters or even being forced to quit the college | |
 | Break the rules when it’s for the right cause, says this Tamil Nadu activist, who is lobbying for a non-electoral systemThe activist feels every student has a right to protest and opposition from the judiciary and authorities goes against India's Constitution and sovereignty | |
 | EXCLUSIVE: One year on, it doesn't seem like the CBI wants to find Najeeb. They think the issue will die down, but we will not forget: JNU's Umar KhalidUmar Khalid has been closely associated with the movement to find Najeeb. A year and almost no hope later he talks about Najeeb's family, the CBI and hopes for the future | |
 | Amidst several controversies, Pondicherry University elects first woman presidentNamratha K stood as an independent candidate but received support from the SFI but she is now representing the DMK student Wing, which has put off SFI members | |
 | PM Modi announces Rs 10,000 Cr funds for select universities that demonstrate ability to become global achieversModi was also the first PM to visit Patna University but rejected their demand to be granted Central University status | |
 | After clampdown on protests, Hyderabad's EFLU votes in Right-leaning General Secretary leading to surprise from students and alumniThe student panel that had a severe right-leaning swept a key post and didn't lose the other posts by too much - leading to questions from the alumni | |
 | Wondering how a 'poor, Dalit girl' like Anitha flew to Delhi and filed a case in the SC? Here's the name of the man who 'paid' for itSeveral detractors and pro-NEET sections of the public have been asking this question of the Dalit girl, who committed suicide on Friday. Well, here's your answer | |
 | Check out Rajesh Rajamani, the man behind these 'Inedible' posters for the JNU polls that are cracking voters upInedible India's Rajesh Rajamani designed the posters for JNU's BAPSA party for their election campaign and they are are not just funny but are garnering all the right reactions as well | |
 | Date-à-tête with Rachman Blake: Why this may be the only time you'll laugh about your dating lifeWhat is a Psych major from Princeton doing on a stage in Hyderabad? Making you laugh about all your bad dates. Check out Rachman Blake who is in India to rattle all the dating skeletons in your closet | |
 | JNU Polls: Drubbing aside, ABVP's Nidhi Tripathi says they've managed to "prove their strength" on campusWith the results of JNUSU being announced, ABVP's presidential candidate Nidhi Tripathi claims that she made serious inroads this time. Also, the elections also had 127 NOTA votes polled | |
 | EXCLUSIVE: There were arrest warrants against Kanhaiya Kumar, I'm sure it'll be the same for me: Geeta Kumari, JNU's newly elected Student Union PresidentAn Army child, JNUSU prez-elect Geeta Kumari is not wasting any time celebrating her victory. She is already working out ways to handle both issues plaguing the university as well as the country |
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