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 | Why Sharmila Nair's performance art will take you into every woman's state of mind — inside an almirahSharmila Nair's fashion and art project aims to speak about the restrictions that most women face through a simple almirah and about how the pandemic adds to their lack of freedom | |
 | Why everyone must visit GoCoop's online showcase to help India's artisans bounce back post-lockdownSiva Reddy, Founder of GoCoop speaks about how this online exhibition happening for the first time in India can support weavers' community | |
 | We For Kargil: How this NGO in the war-torn city is helping the young reshape historyThe NGO's one of the main objectives is to impart quality education by introducing advanced and improved teaching methodologies with the help of both local teachers as well as teachers from outside | |
 | Visva Bharati campus vandalised over boundary wall construction on Poush Mela groundAccording to sources, Trinamool Congress MLA from Dubrajpur Naresh Bauri was present when the ransacking was taking place. The building of the boundary wall was stopped after the incident | |
 | UGC wants students to wear 'Indian and cultured' clothes for convocationAn expert committee will first examine the designs for convocation attires that UGC receives, following which some of them will be shortlisted | |
 | Two woke girls: How this all-women start-up in Ladakh is trying to reviving the lost art of handloomsThe women of Changthang were trained in the basics of weaving but had no major employment. Sonam and Minglak gave these women profitable employment | |
 | To bring issues like gender equality to the fore, this Hyderabad-based group teaches lessons with a twistIn an exchange programme facilitated by youth-run organisation AIESEC, Salamullah visited Sri Lanka in June-July 2018 and he taught English and Gender Equality as subjects in six schools | |
 | TN SSLC Exam 2020: Board exams to begin on June 2, check the complete timetable hereClass 10 exams in TN were initially scheduled to begin on March 27 and end on April 13. However, it was postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak and the consequent lockdown | |
 | This start-up that deals with floral waste employs underprivileged women from GundlapochampallyThough Maya Vivek was born in Gulbarga, Karnataka, she has been in Hyderabad for ten years now. She quit her job in September last year and then, the duo started Holy Waste | |
 | This start-up is upcycling low-value plastic into high-end chic, to help tribal women earn their wayAarohana EcoSocial Developments' only mantra is upcycling plastics to save this Earth. Rashmi Patil speaks to the founder, Amita Deshpande to know what they do with that upcycled plastic | |
 | This software developed by IIT alumni can automatically turn flat fabrics into 3D images on models. Here's howThe software can act as a substitute for conventional model photoshoots and is convenient even for small boutique designers and weavers who don't have access to or can't afford photoshoots | |
 | This Jaipur-based woman weaves paper waste into fabric to make creative lifestyle productsNeerja’s brainchild, Sutrakaar Creations, sells a variety of recycled handcrafted items | |
 | These 'Chekutty' dolls made from flood-damaged saris could help Chendamangalam's weaversChekuttys are made out of the stained and dirty handloom sarees weaved in the flood-affected Chendamangalam in Kerala | |
 | The pretty and quaint products offered by Folkmate are hand-made by Odisha's artisans. Check them outTheir mini dolls, especially their pasapalli dolls inspired by the handlooms of Odisha, reflect the stories and culture of Odisha and are a particular hit. They get as many as 500 orders per month | |
 | The Chekutty Story: How a doll became a symbol of hope for Kerala's weavers after the floodsIt's been a year since the birth of Chekutty dolls. We take a tour down the memory lane, finding out more about the cute little doll, made out of Chendamangalam's handloom clothes |
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