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 | Here's how this 20-year-old's NGO Khoon is saving lives by making sure blood reaches a patient at the right timeEver found yourself in dire need of blood for a loved one? No? Then, thank your lucky stars. But if you have, then you will certainly understand the importance of NGOs like Khoon. We find out more | |
 | How Jyothirgamaya Foundation fights for accessibility and champions disability rightsTiffany Brar, a 29-year-old visually-impaired social activist set up the organisation in 2012 with a grand vision to train visually impaired children in important life and vocational skills | |
 | 10,000 medical seats robbed from OBCs in last 3 years: MPs, Academics sign statement condemning denial of reservationThe signatories pointed out the irony in the government's efficiency in creating over 5k seats for the EWS quota but failing to do the same for the OBCs
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 | UN chief urges countries to protect people on the move during COVID-19Human dignity must be upheld in the face of the pandemic. Lessons should be learned from the handful of countries that have shown how to implement travel restrictions and border controls | |
 | How Subhash Ghai's Vidyadaan is grooming youngsters to be better human beings through the Guru-Shishya ParamparaWe spoke to Indian film director Subhash Ghai about his educational initiative Vidyadaan, how it offers more to students than just academic education and more about the entertainment industry | |
 | Corona warrior: COVID positive doctor treats patients through telemedicine in AgraQuarantined at his residence, Shameem uses telemedicine to connect directly with JNMC health care staff to attend to COVID patients admitted in the isolation ward and non-COVID patients | |
 | How 18-year-old Sanjana Dixit started a menstrual movement that has distributed 1.2 lakh pads to women in needBased out of Bengaluru, Sanjana started Rutuchakra and through it, she conducts effective workshops on menstrual hygiene and she also ensures that even boys and men are part of the conversations | |
 | Maharashtra medical edu minister asks Heath Sciences University to announce exam dates at earliestDeshmukh has instructed MUHS vice chancellor Dr Dilip Mhaisekar over the phone to end the uncertainty by taking a decision in this regard | |
 | Say goodbye to sleep problems, Google unveils new Android tools to help you get restful sleepWith Bedtime mode, formerly known as Wind Down in the Digital Wellbeing settings, your Android phone can stay dark and quiet while you sleep | |
 | George Floyd incident: Online therapy provider Talkspace ends deal with FacebookTalkspace has announced to end its partnership discussions with Facebook over its inability to remove or moderate a controversial post from US President Donald Trump | |
 | Why IIT, IISER student groups are condemning government handing of migrant crisis during lockdownWe have discussed the impact of present economic system in the education and in our day to day lives, the students said
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 | 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 | |
 | Lockdown impact could have long-lasting effect on children's mental health: StudyThere is also evidence that the duration of loneliness may be more important than the intensity of loneliness in increasing the risk of future depression among young people | |
 | Over 2 lakh parents petition govt demanding that schools not be reopened until situation improves in countryThe government had announced phase-wise easing of restrictions while the lockodwn will continue in containment zones till June 30 | |
 | This is how Aparajita Gogoi is working to ensure that online learning doesn't affect India's at risk womenWomen's rights activist Dr Aparajita Gogoi tells us how the lockdown has impacted women and girls and what can be done to address their issues |
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