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 | How homeschooling and online classes can solve India's Coronavirus-afflicted education systemThe EdTech sector was already booming but the COVID-19 outbreak made it the only way of learning. How will this shift the paradigm of India's education sector? | |
 | Water Warriors: Why the Water Gandhi's long march towards water literacy will leave you heartenedAyyappa Masagi has spent more than 30 years in search of answers to India's water scarcity problem. We find out more about his solutions | |
 | California school launches Punjabi language classes as part of after-school programmeCurrently, the languages are taught at five elementary schools, with one of the languages taught at each school | |
 | I'm not a neta. The only Neta is Bose: Why LSE grad Pushpam Priya Choudhary entered Indian politicsShe has made quite a stir with her announcement to contest the Bihar Elections 2020. The biggies of politics have sat up and taken notice of this young woman | |
 | Everyday Sheroes: 70-year-old Vilasini Dasappan goes door-to-door hawking some of the freshest fish in KochiIn our run-up to Int'l Women's Day 2020, we have curated this series of stories of women who aren't extraordinary — but our world may just stop going around smoothly if they decided to call it a d | |
 | Kerala IT Department set to launch digital literacy campaign 'I am also digital'The programme aims to increase the capacity of the society to enjoy the benefits of digital technology | |
 | This group is running a book drive for students whose textbooks were burnt to ashes in Delhi riotsBesides books, they are also trying to raise financial aid to ensure that kids and their families get support and can continue their education in an unhindered manner | |
 | Kerala's Bhageerathi Amma and Karthiyani Amma chosen for the Nari Shakti PuraskarThe women earned great acclaim for successfully completing the Kerala Literacy Mission's equivalency exam and setting an example for others despite their age | |
 | Behind the Josh Talks: Meet the people who put the josh into all those YouTube videos"The process, which has been full of highs and lows, has taught me many things and I continue to learn something new every day," says the Co-founder of Josh Talks Supriya Paul about her learnings | |
 | IIIT Hyderabad's latest incubation programme is for start-ups working to empower womenIf you are a start-up thinking of applying to this new incubation programme of IIIT Hyderabad, make note that the start-up needs to be registered in India and should be based on emerging technologies | |
 | After PM Modi's praise, Kerala's great granny and oldest learner Bhageerathi Amma set to get AadhaarThe officials of a nationalised bank, who came to know about the plight of the woman through media, recently visited her at her home and completed all procedures to get her enrolled in Aadhaar | |
 | Four months after giving birth, this Bihari woman topped the Malayalam literacy test in KeralaThe now 26-year-old Romiya Kathur moved to Kollam in Kerala with her husband six years ago. Her daughter was born in December and she took the test and aced it. This is her story | |
 | MeHeLP: This Indo-UK group is using storytelling to help people deal with mental health issuesThe team behind MeHeLP uses methodologies from theatre and storytelling as a medium to help people deal with mental illness | |
 | From tech to theatre, how these women helped Hyderabad's Govt School kids lit is awesomeAfter ten years of making an impact on government school kids in Hyderabad using extracurricular activites, the trio behind the Move The Wheel Foundation recollect their journey so far | |
 | No entrepreneur will succeed without financial smarts: ACCA's Helen BrandHelen Brand, Chief Executive, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants speaks about ACCA's programmes for Indian students and how it helps them in becoming efficient accountants |
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