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 | This Bengaluru woman quit her job in the US and now runs a school for the children of migrant labourersSaraswathi Padmanabhan, the founder of Diya Ghar talks about how the school lights up the lives of migrant children in Bengaluru and exposes them to Montessori education | |
 | #JusticeForMadhu: How Raichur's youth fought to bring justice to murdered engineering studentThe corpse of Madhu, an engineering student from Raichur was found hanging from a tree on April 16, days after her disappearance | |
 | Exam results depressing you? Tamil rappers Tupakeys tell you how to be Top TuckerThe rappers did not just take this as any other music project. They say it was very close to their heart and they believe in what they are saying | |
 | Elections 2019: Why the Congress looking at animal welfare beyond cows is heartening for IndiaWhile most parties have largely ignored the needs of animal rights groups and animal welfare — focusing instead on cows and their progeny — the INC manifesto stands apart | |
 | How Against Evil managed to crowdsource their Europe tour \m/Vizag's most bodacious metal band Against Evil talk about how they managed to get popular on the airwaves in Europe | |
 | Lok Sabha 2019: 97% of candidates in Karnataka are literate, only 41% have gone to collegeOut of the total number of 505 candidates who filed their nomination in Karnataka for the Lok Sabha polls, 293 have not gone to college while 212 are graduates | |
 | Ambedkar Jayanti: Listen to Casteless Collective's tribute 'Thalaivaa', penned by late gaana singer Chetpet RameshOn the occasion of Ambedkar Jayanti, Pa Ranjith's Casteless Collective released a song in his honour
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 | From a BA graduate to incomplete BCom: The illustrious journey of Smriti Zubin IraniSince her first election in 2004 Smriti has gained money, gold and immovable assets and finally honesty | |
 | Three books that you can read this election seasonElections have always been festive occasions in liberal democracies, and India is no exception | |
 | Of Theyyam, alcoholism, casteism and civil dreams: Meet Kuttikol Vivek, the first Vannan man to crack UPSCVannans are a Scheduled Caste in Kerala, who traditionally perform Theyyam. Vivek belongs to the community and says how the caste's issues prompted him to try a hand in Civil Service | |
 | Meet Chirag Mehta, Hyderabad's very own Daddy Day Care who quit corporate life to raise his daughtersChirag Mehta and Nivedita Mummadi, his wife, made the decision together | |
 | This Thiruvananthapuram artist shows the everyday life of a hijab-wearing woman through her comicsSherin Mohamed uploads her comics and caricatures on her Instagram handle Ticklesh. Hers is probably the only Indian hijabi comic | |
 | Pearl Academy enters the garden city fashionably late!We spoke to the President and COO of leading design institute Pearl Academy about their fifth campus being set up in Bengaluru | |
 | Telangana teen ends life after mom yelled at him for playing PUBG during exam weekThe 16-year-old student had started playing the game on his mother's mobile a few months ago, and had become addicted to it | |
 | Indian students will always be welcome to the US: Consul General Robert BurgessVIT Chennai's University Day was celebrated on April 2, 2019, this year, which is organised every year to celebrate the institute and their students' achievements in the past academic year |
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