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 | #ThrowBackToday: Charles Sturt, the explorer of Australia, was born in India 46 years ago todayIn today's #TBT, we inform you about the British explorer Charles Sturt, who has cities, suburbs and even a university named after him in Australia today. These are his contributions to the continent | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: How the prestigious Cannes Film Festival became a big dealIn today's #TBT, we talk about the much-talked-about already, Cannes Film Festival. It has become huge now, but its humble beginnings are something that we would like to explore today | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: When Mount Everest was conquered over 68 years ago todayIn today's #TBT, we take you back to the day when two bravehearts risked it all to become the first explorers to surmount the mountain which, until then, was unsurmountable. This is how they did it | |
 | 'Early to rise' should be the new mantra for keeping depression at bay, suggests studyThe study which explored the links between mental health, sleep cycles and genetics, suggests that those who wake early are less likely to develop depression | |
 | A matter of GRAVE CONCERN: All you need to know about Taphophila, the art of finding peace at the cemeteriesThis concept, that is widely accepted in the western countries, is now knocking at India's doors. Hari Bhagirath is one of the few who has sported the idea of spending some quality time at the graves | |
 | Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham to conduct international symposium on how IoT, ML can be used for ecosystem restoration from June 5-9The major objective of the symposium is to explore challenges and opportunities as well as scientific and practical outcomes in designing, developing, and deploying interventions | |
 | Bengaluru Feminist group Hidden Pockets took on Brigade Road on New Year's 2018, and survivedHidden Pocket Collective's, an initiative by Lawyer Jasmine Lovely George aims to help people explore unknown places in Bengaluru and are helping the community stand up for each other | |
 | Bengaluru’s Treamis World School focuses on preparing its students to face the real worldAt Treamis World School, students are encouraged to explore subjects and apply what they learn to daily life | |
 | Cambridge University Press and Bharath Institute of Higher Education & Research enter strategic partnershipThe centre will explore academic and research-publishing initiatives for faculty members and students | |
 | College students choose smartphones over food: StudyThe researchers wanted to explore whether smartphones could function as a reinforcing behaviour, the same way that food, drugs and alcohol are reinforcers | |
 | Delhi Govt to organise international conference on the school education system in post-COVID eraThe conference will reflect on Delhi's education reforms, learn from global best practices and explore the possibilities of collaboration with other stakeholders as a way forward | |
 | Don't miss Queerala's Homomorphism II, an art exhibition on same-sex intimacy in KochiHomomorphism II, the exhibition at Kerala History Museum explores same-sex intimacy through art | |
 | e-Canteen Fundas: Why confirmation bias should be avoided at all times to seek out the real truthPro Tip: Watch for confirmation bias while making decisions. Explore all possibilities that can trip you up and decide | |
 | Escape to Parvati Hills in Himachal Pradesh for Paper House's first Writer's RetreatPaper House's Writers’ Retreat promises one-on-one interaction with mentors and also offers a gorgeous view | |
 | Finding the holes in an argument: Tracing multiple uses of a wordAlbert P' Rayan explores the different meanings of the word, 'hole'. In this column, he answers a couple of questions for which he was searching for an answer. |
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