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 | How these Bahujan JNU researchers' teachers' training module addresses role of caste in sexual violenceThrough her module, Shweta, the founder, wants to give the children a language through which they can speak up about their abuse
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 | Oxford University Press India offers free online access to its educational resources on CoronavirusOUP will also support the teacher fraternity by providing them with free online access to its online teacher training modules and webinars | |
 | Get your kids to learn the fine art of writing on author Nandini Nayar's online masterclassThe well-known children's author is conducting a masterclass in writing online and is inviting all children to join. A few of her other books are Where is Amma?, The Great River Magic and so on | |
 | How Ms Alwar's illustrations on Instagram can help you handle your mental health during the COVID-19 lockdownSangeetha Alwar believes that people should be allowed to cope with the outbreak and its after-effects in their own way without being pressurised to do too much | |
 | This Kerala college syllabus is getting flak for teaching students that 'Homosexuality is a character flaw'Queer activists are calling out a value education textbook published by St Berchmans College, Changanacherry | |
 | Over 300 IIT alumni, students, profs extend support to soon-to-be-jailed academic Anand TeltumbdeMembers of the pan-IIT community - faculty, scientists, researchers, students and alumni issued a joint statement condemning the actions of the state 'in their individual capacities'
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 | Friend of all start-ups: How Rakesh Kumar Gupta is helping other entrepreneursRakesh opines that, "A start-up should plan the business model accordingly and should have the proper knowledge of business scalability, valuation and the equity to be diluted to generate funds" | |
 | This Kolkata art group is posting quotes from books on Facebook and getting kids to artify thoseThrough its initiative Get Creative, ThinkArts is asking children to create a piece of art or a write-up based on famous lines | |
 | Language, Cultural Centres in WB shift events, classes to digital platform due to COVID-19 outbreakShifting to the digital mode in the present situation, Alliance Franaise du Bengale, a cultural centre and a French language training institute, will organise two online demo classes of French languag | |
 | Audible offers free content for all ages including books for teens amidst the global lockdownThis free service is available to anyone worldwide. Simply visit stories.audible.com, choose a title, and start listening! | |
 | I clapped for myself on Janata Curfew: Why this Glasgow student quarantined herself in a Kolkata flatPritha Sen, hailing from Kolkata, currently, a student at the University of Glasgow takes us through her journey from the airports to being self-quarantined at home. She explains why it is important | |
 | NBT offers free download of books to encourage reading during Coronavirus lockdownAs part of the #StayHomeIndiaWithBooks initiative, over 100 books are available for download from the NBT website, an autonomous body under the HRD Ministry | |
 | Check out Swapped, the second book by this Mumbai 17-year-oldNeeha Gupta, a Class XII student is out with her second book, titled Swapped. Her first book was out two years back | |
 | Lockdown in hostels, students spend time reading, playingInstitutes have been closed since March 16 over the coronavirus outbreak, and here;s how boarders of hostels of Jadavpur, Presidency and Visva-Bharati universities are spending their time | |
 | Sanofar Moosa's sketches are selling like hotcakes on Insta. Here's how the 22-year-old from Kovai made it bigSanofar Moosa started working on her college record work diligently. The intricate drawings helped her master pencil sketching and now she has drawn and sold over 100 portraits |
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