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![]() | Rabindranath Tagore's vision is the essence of Atmanirbhar Bharat: PM Modi at Visva Bharati UniversityHe said Tagore and the institution he founded not only strengthened the spirit of nationalism but also promoted inclusiveness that strengthened "vishva bandhutva" (universital brotherhood) | |
![]() | They're IIM and TISS grads, but this Delhi duo is Insta-famous via their 'street shopping' page Janpath OnlineJanpath Online has a wide range of products starting from junk jewellery — earrings, anklets, bangles, necklaces to handmade bags from Kutch and a lot more | |
![]() | Inside India's storytelling boom: The art of telling a great story to kids in the OTT generationStorytellers across India share their interesting journey of telling stories and inflencing people both in their thoughts and behaviours at such a young age | |
School kids to soon go without bags atleast one day in a month post lockdownThe letter sent to school education secretaries in all the states also said that from first to tenth grade, the weight of the school bag should not exceed 10% of the student’s weight | ||
![]() | Scientists discover oldest known human-made nanostructures in ancient artifacts in Tamil NaduThe research, published recently in the journal Scientific Reports, revealed that these coatings are made of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) which have enabled the layer to last more than 2600 years | |
![]() | School children in Arunachal Pradesh to wear Khadi face masksKVIC Chairman Shri Vinai Kumar Saxena said the supply of face masks to Arunachal Pradesh Government will be for students taking classes from November 16 | |
Two woke girls: How this all-women start-up in Ladakh is trying to reviving the lost art of handloomsThe women of Changthang were trained in the basics of weaving but had no major employment. Sonam and Minglak gave these women profitable employment | ||
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | Fashion Designing students at Institute of Design and Technology in Surat develop COVID Garba costume with PPE kitsThe traditional dance 'Garba' will not be performed during Navratri due to COVID-19. These dresses will be given to frontline workers at hospitals in Surat | |
![]() | How Ariro Toys ensures that children's developmental years are fun, safe and plastic-freeAriro Toys in Chennai builds wooden toys for children between ages 0 and 3 that ensure maximum brain development. This is why they got started with these awesome plastic-free toys | |
![]() | How designer Tanya Kotnala's Instagram project is reviving some of Uttarakhand's native artsWhat is noticeable is Bhuli's art feed on Instagram is that Kotnala has not only focused on the traditional art forms but every picture has a message too | |
![]() | This Twitter handle covers everything you need to know about Odia history and it's got us brimming with prideBishnu, better known as @VAdkri in the Twitterverse, informs you about so many unknown facts about ancient Odia and Telugu culture and history that will fill you with some newfound pride. Check it out | |
![]() | This mother-daughter duo from Puducherry ramped up work with artisans during the lockdown to create stunning stoneware potteryGlaze is a glass-like substance that clay products are sometimes coated with to add a non-porous, decorative coating. And this is how it is changing the game for pottery, artisans and the duo | |
![]() | Students wanted 'pariksha pe charcha', got 'khilona pe charcha': Rahul Gandhi on latest Mann ki BaatSpeaking during his monthly programme ''Mann ki Baat'', the Prime Minister said toys were ''very important for the development of children'' |
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