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 | 85 per cent Indian women missed out on raise or promotion during pandemicThe findings showed that nine in 10 (89 per cent) women stated that they were negatively impacted by the pandemic | |
 | How B'luru's Freedom Foundation started an online fundraiser to help HIV positive children survive during the pandemicHeadquartered in Bengaluru, Freedom Foundation has specialised facilities in 48 physical sites at various locations in four states | |
 | Want private schools to stop looting students with high fees: What students want from parties ahead of TN pollsThe manifesto has been composed by the Tamil Nadu Child Rights Watch, Campaign against Child Labour, Forum for Promotions of Child Participation, Right to Education Forum, Tamil Nadu | |
 | Youth Akali Dal to 'gherao' Delhi Police for singling out Punjabi youth for arrestsYouth Akali Dal President Parambans Singh Romana said the wing had received reports of Punjabi youths being unfairly targeted for punishment by Delhi Police and the central government | |
 | After row over racist posts on social media, first Indian President of Oxford Student Union quitsThe accusations were made after the President-elect Rashmi Samant's old social media posts reemerged and were branded 'racist' and 'insensitive' | |
 | What could the Union Budget have done to make the lives of Dalit students better?Under School Education, the NCDHR suggests 500 state of the art modern schools, inclusion cells in schools and appointment of SC, ST teachers in rural areas | |
 | Kavya's quest: This 34-year-old is driving solo across India to network with native artisans and help popularise their workKavya Saxena is on a solo mission. For six months, she is travelling to six states of India to document the crafts that don't get enough attention. This is the purpose behind why she is doing it... | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: In an instance of man vs machine, chess face-off between grandmaster Garry Kasparov and IBM's Deep BlueIn today's TBT, we take you back to the day when IBM's Deep Blue played against Russian chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov. While the latter won fair and square, he lost the subsequent rematch... | |
 | Inefficiency of Merit: Have India's top technical, scientific institutes used the ‘merit’ debate to deny jobs to teachers from oppressed communities?Technical and scientific institutes have maintained that due to the ‘sophisticated nature’ of certain jobs, they cannot allow people who come in through reservation to occupy them | |
 | Youth who have knowledge, wisdom and energy to build new future: J&K LG at Harvard US-India InitiativeThe Lt Governor, while addressing the students and notable speakers from across the world, remarked that the youth carrying immense knowledge, wisdom and energy | |
 | One year after Payal Tadvi: How Indian campuses have normalised casteism and failed to provide a safe space for marginalised studentsOn the first death anniversary of Dr Payal Tadvi, who was pushed to suicide because of her casteist peers, we look at how campuses have allowed the nurturing and breeding of caste hegemony | |
 | US Justice Department drops racial discrimination suit against Yale UniversityAccording to the lawsuit filed in October 2020, Asian-American and white students were only one-eighth to one-fourth as likely to be admitted as African-American applicants | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: On Rosa Parks' birth anniversary recounting the power of the word, 'No!'In today's #TBT, we recollect how Rosa Parks' defiance has today grown to become folklore and serves as an inspiring story for all those who have felt discriminated against at one point or another | |
 | Physical education instructors across Kerala demand revised salaries, call for end to discriminationThe joint association of physical instructors says that instructors right up to Class XII have often failed to benefit from salary revision | |
 | Social Justice Ministry assures it is ensuring proper OBC representation, reconsidering criteria for ‘creamy layer’The Ministry told the Lok Sabha that they had received nine complaints regarding discrimination in admissions at central universities and out of this eight had been disposed of |
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