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 | These 'Robinhoods' from across the globe are breaking barriers to feed the hungry. Here's howQuite like the celebrated hero, The Robin hood Army takes from the rich for the poor — but unlike the legendary outlaw, they are not after money, and it's all above board | |
 | From MCC to Koodankulam, Sophia Edward has broken a lot of ground. Now, she's fighting for her life and needs a liver transplant to live. Can you help?Researcher and teacher Sophia Edward needs a liver transplant in a hurry. Mounting medical bills and scarcity of donors is making fighting for life an everyday battle | |
 | Co-working, co-learning: Some spaces in Hyderabad that you should definitely check outThere are many players from the co-working industry that are setting up shop in Hyderabad. We tell you about five such spaces and why they are keen on expanding in the city | |
 | After 2 years of Demonetisation, 9 out of 10 Indians are hooked to digi wallets, but debit cards still ruleAccording to a survey, 6 out of 10 individuals have a very good experience using e-wallets. Approximately 9 out of every 10 e-wallet transactions are used for mobile recharges | |
 | T-Hub at Three: These 6 start-ups at Hyderabad's T-Hub are awesome. Here's whyT-Hub, India's largest business incubator located in Hyderabad, just clocked three years of awesomeness | |
 | Kolkata Shocker: Driver abuses, hits autistic six-year-old, Uber just refunds fareUber has not taken any action except for a routine apology call and the refund in 24 hours of the incident | |
 | Hyderabad cops tell IT firms to give women employees cabs at night so they don't 'go party, meet friends'The police have said that women have to go home directly by the office cab and sign a declaration if they don't avail them — and it's all for their safety sake | |
 | Unlike Kashmir, people in Ladakh are thrilled after the abrogation of Article 370. Here's whyThe Ladakh MP's viral speech might have made us take the region into consideration when we talk about J&K. Here's why they are happy | |
 | Gandhi Jayanti: Would Gandhi have a smartphone, be on Instagram if he were alive in 2020?Imagining Mahatma Gandhi in 2020 is not an easy task to think about, but his granddaughter Ela Gandhi and Gandhian scholar Tridip Suhrud give it a shot anyway | |
 | Friyays at HackerRank: The Bengaluru company transforms into a classroom for kids to codeTo teach underprivileged kids is not an easy task, but the employees at HackerRank are determined to accomplish the task through innovation and by offering relentless support | |
 | IIT Madras closes gate without notice for 'security reason', students claim they won't even be able to order foodThe next semester is due to start in 15 days and research scholars have paid up to Rs 60,000 to get rooms closer to the gate just because it is more accessible than the others in the 2.5 km² campus | |
 | Remember the Chennai med student who 'flew solo' on plane from China? Turns out she wasn't alone — and she didn't want to return!As a medical student, I felt it is not right for me to come back because this was something that could happen in the future to me, the student said
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 | Ola Cabs gives 500 vehicles to transport doctors and for other Coronavirus-related activitiesThese vehicles by the cab provider giant will be used by the government for commute by doctors and COVID-19 related activities | |
 | What COVID did to my Uber career: This Kolkata cabbie has had no income for a month. Here's what scares him the mostIn this series during the lockdown, we look at how the life and times of an Uber driver has been impacted by the extended closure in business caused by the COVID-19 pandemic | |
 | Why Bengaluru's young and upwardly mobile are using bike-sharing apps to get across town in post-COVID worldWe speak to founders of various bike rental services in Bengaluru who have resumed their operations. They tell us about the precautionary measures taken to keep their bikes virus and germs free |
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