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 | Kathakali on a canvasTake a look into the life of the young Kathakali artist, Kalamadalam Aravind through ups and down of his career | |
 | Meet this feminist who is redefining stereotypes through her filmmaking community for womenFilmmaker Vaishnavi Sundar talks about her brainchild Women Making Films, a platform for female filmmakers to showcase and promote their work | |
 | DIY Diary: Have an idea? Here's how you can make it come to life this summer at Fablab KeralaForget college projects in labs. If you have an idea and you don't know anyone who can build it, just pack your bags and head to Fablab Kerala — at those prices, even DIY work is a steal | |
 | Plasma physicist P.K. Kaw passes awayThe world-renowned plasma physicist was the founding director of the Institute for Plasma Research | |
 | Now teacher training institutes are set to be graded by NCTE according to the new draft policyNational Council for Teacher Education put out a draft regulatory framework TeachR aimed at overhauling teacher training institutes in the country | |
 | Fancy an artistic peace therapy in B'luru? India's first Zentangle teacher will guide you throughDilip Patel explains that Zentangle Method is so designed that if you follow through for a few minutes, the mind gets much-needed respite and one feels relaxed | |
 | A number of Bengaluru scientists had a big hand to play in this year's Nobel Prize in Physics. Here's howBengaluru-based Professor Bala Iyer, who had been working on the LIGO project for decades is now elated about his colleagues receiving the Nobel Prize | |
 | You can push the frontiers of medical science on an everyday basisFrom pacemakers to stem cell engineering, the greatest technological and biological leaps in the past few decades were invented through the work that took place within Biomedical Engineering | |
 | These Georgia Tech students' project lets you have a virtual broomstick riding experienceA team of Georgia Tech Mechanical Engineering students has devised Flying Broom VR Simulator, that lets you sit on the broomstick and navigate through Quidditch hoops | |
 | Writing NEET 2018 tomorrow? Here's what to wear, what to carryGiven that the NEET authorities won't make any arrangements for the items or belongings that are off the list, it is advised that you don't carry them at all | |
 | Why the UN thinks Yoga is 'very apt' in today's complex world dealing with stress and delusionUN ambassadors, diplomats, spiritual leaders, members of civil society and children participated in a flagship Yoga Day event organised by India's Permanent Mission to the UN | |
 | Avilash Mahananda's Bhubaneshwar start-up C&G Agroventures wants to make your veggies toxin freeBhubaneswar-based C&G Agroventures Pvt Ltd wants to make sure that there are no chemicals in your vegetables. The founder, Avilash Mahananda tells us how | |
 | These students from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham developed a self-driven wheelchair that costs less than Rs 1 lakhThe students' biggest challenge was to curb the cost within Rs 1 lakh. But they made sure that they develop a product that is accessible to the common man | |
 | Check out Rahul Pandey's Himalayan reality show featuring trekkers from 40 countriesProducer and director Rahul Pandey talks about his upcoming reality TV series 'We are travellers' | |
 | IIT Madras commissions world’s first high-performance microscope that will boost nanotechnology researchA joint effort of 8 top institutions & DST Nano-mission, LEAP is a high-performance microscope that'll boost research in nanotechnology |
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