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 | Surviving the Tsunami: Why Nagapattinam's survivors will never leave their town - or their oceanOn the 14th anniversary of the Indian Ocean earthquake that caused that horrific tsunami, we visit the historic coastal town to find out how the survivors had moved on - if they even had | |
 | From using chopsticks as drumsticks to working with Scorsese, Hollywood's Rich Crescenti has come a long wayRich Crescenti tells us what it means to be an Audio Engineer and what it was like for him to create Hollywood hits | |
 | This Vellore 7th grader, who saved 10k for Rajinikanth's birthday, gave it for Gaja reliefS Sushanth, a class 7 student of a private school in Katpadi began saving the money to offer his favourite actor a shawl on December 12 | |
 | This Govt School teacher from Nagapattinam predicted Cyclone Gaja's path and live updated it on WhatsappA secondary grade teacher, who teaches Classes I to VIII (all subjects) in a Panchayat Union Middle School, Selvakumar has been predicting and watching the weather since 1995 | |
 | Pinarayi Vijayan gives 13.92 Crore to educate kids of Ockhi hit, fishermen ask why the delayThe money will fund the education and skill development of students who've lost a parent in the disaster. The CM wrote about this allocation on his Facebook page | |
 | Nearly 70% of people in Kerala unaware of emergency kits, disaster preparednessThe survey coducted by Kerala State Literacy Mission was aimed at assessing the public's scientific knowledge on climate change, disaster management and environment-friendly lifestyle | |
 | Why Odisha's 'Junior' Peacock Man wants to dedicate his life to our National birdPeacocks in the area near Naraj-Siddheswar Firing Range have never had anything to worry about, thanks to the Peacock Man, Panu Behera, and now his grandson, Kanhu Charan Behera | |
 | Why Annie George is the BEDROC that Nagapattinam's women stand uponAnnie George is the founder of BEDROC, an organisation that helps build disaster-resilient, sustainable coastal communities in the regions most affected by the tsunami of 2004 | |
 | Free Medical and Engineering entrance coaching for 50 students from Kochi's fishing communityApart from the year-long entrance coaching, the selected students will be given classes on communicative English by Sutherland Global Service | |
 | These Engineering students in Chennai clean sewer, paint social messages on walls in AmbatturStudents from St Peter's Engineering College, Avadi, are getting down and dirty as they clear trash and tree waste from the sewer tunnel that runs along the Ambattur Estate bus terminus | |
 | Why you have to watch Nila Madhab Panda's climate change film Kadvi Hawa ASAPDirector Nila Madhab Panda has been helping us swallow the bitter pill of environmental calamities through his films. With his latest, Kadvi Hawa, he is at it again
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 | Dear Chennai parents, follow this Twitter account to know if it's 'officially' a rain holiday or notTweet! Tweet! No that isn't a holiday SMS from your school, it's this Government-run twitter page that brings you alerts on rain holidays | |
 | Lessons from the past: Government announces holidays to prevent possible hardship to studentsThe government is keeping the anxious parents relaxed by keeping the schools shut down this year | |
 | The abandoned Rohingyas of Tamil Nadu: Stories of children with no motherlandAbout 19 Rohingya families live in a small settlement on the outskirts of Chennai and the news of the deportation has left them fearful about the future of their children | |
 | Rickshaw puller’s son cracks NEETAfter father took to pulling rickshaws to support his family, Sheikh Sahajan Hossein cleared NEET successfully |
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