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 | Be the Marpu: How this Hyderabad youth's NGO served 16,000 meals during the COVID lockdownMarpu Foundation is a Hyderabad-based organisation that believes in the transformational power of the youth and engages them to change the world. We find out about the various activities they do | |
 | Classes in Chottu doses: How this NGO is getting at-risk children the classes they need during lockdownChottu Ki Education engages beggars, school dropouts and child labourers in one-year-long bridge courses that help them gain entry into mainstream education. We find out they go about doing this | |
 | How this Warangal student is crowdsourcing textbooks for underprivileged kids and counselling them tooAll Vikhil Prabha is doing is being the best helping hand he can be. He dreams of building a school and helping out kids in a small hamlet called Chenchugudem. This is how he going about doing it | |
 | Sathe was a great human being, excellent pilot: How friends and colleagues remember the pilot who died in the Kozhikode flight crashSathe lost his life along with 17 others on Friday night when his aircraft skidded off the table-top runway and plunged 35 feet down from the Kozhikode airpor | |
 | COVID has redefined education and highlighted the need for interdisciplinary knowledge: Jamia VC Najma AkhtarProf Najma Akhtar was speaking at the Conclave on Transformational Reforms in Higher Education at a session on Holistic, Multidisciplinary and Futuristic Education | |
 | How Pearl Ganta is using her filmmaking to show us that every child mattersPearl Ganta is also the president of Rotary Club of Secunderabad Icons and under her leadership, about 300 trees have been planted. They have also adopted two government schools. This is her story | |
 | IIT Hyderabad and British experts to study the impact of antibiotic disposal in India's waterwaysIndian and British experts are joining forces to investigate the impact that is releasing antibiotics from manufacturing plants into India's waterways | |
 | IIIT Hyderabad announces 11th cohort of deeptech and 5th cohort of medtech acceleratorsThe AVISHKAR & OJAS accelerator programmes at the Centre of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at International Institute of Information Technology-Hyderabad has opened applications for its 11th cohort | |
 | #aninchaugust: Why you'll love this miniature art challenge that's full of heart and creativityThe #aninchaugust challenge asks for minimal time yet will deliver lots of joy to you. We get to the bottom of the trend which was started by two young budding artists who are also architects | |
 | This family from Bengaluru is crowdfunding to provide PPE kits for medical interns and final year studentsGovernment of Karnataka has announced that they will be roping in final year science students and MBBS students to meet the manpower requirement for Covid testing. Around 2,000 students, who took the | |
 | COVID has shown us why we definitely need the NEP to make India AatmanirbharIn India, the teaching profession is considered to be a not-so-hectic job, as there is an absence of a system which trains and evaluates a teacher. That should change on priority | |
 | How Vijayawada music community UnFlugged has brought everyday peeps and musicians together to create 'cover' magic"Anyone is welcome to bring any musical creativity to our community and jam with us," says Sri Ram Suravarapu, perfectly describing the ethos of the community that is open to all musicians always | |
 | This is how Snigdha Mutha quit her job to tell children stories that they can learn fromSnigdha Mutha knows exactly how to weave a story that captivates toddlers. How? She is a seasoned teacher, that's how. We find out how she is putting this skill to good use via her online workshops | |
 | Youth-run Literacy Helping Hands believes in levelling the playing field for all students. This is howHyderabad-based Literacy Helping Hand has seven full-time members and about 300 active volunteers in their network. This is how they ensure that their work is carried out in the manner intended to | |
 | How NGOs and Telangana's cops are making cyberspace safer for women and childrenThe Women Safety Wing is doing these activities in association with the Legal Aid Centre, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. They are, indeed, coming up with new ways to keep the youth engaged |
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