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 | These Chennai school kids created a satellite that plug holes in the ozone layerWe talk to T Mohamed Nadhim who was part of the duo that created a cool satellite model that they believe can literally undo the damage done to the ozone layer! | |
 | Why you'll totally relate to this Instagram page started by two girls with PCOSThe minds behind Two Broke Girls with PCOS, the Instagram page talk about this important condition — and how they're dealing with it and what's working and what's not | |
 | How Kerala's Project Roshni is transcending language barriers to educate migrant workers' childrenWe trace the growth of Ernakulam district's programme to make education inclusive for the children of migrant labourers by eliminating the barrier of language | |
 | How a Geography lesson led to rural kids in Rajasthan experiencing Kerala's coastlineThe minds behind the SMILE Exchange Programme speak about how they took rural kids from Rajasthan to Kerala, having raised funds through a partner programme with a college in Malappuram | |
 | Have a doubt in your textbook? This app will clear it in 10 seconds flatStudents can just click a photo of the study-related question and upload it on the Doubtnut app, which will respond with the correct solution within seconds | |
 | Sacked sans salary: Why it doesn't pay to be an Ad-hoc teacher in Delhi University this yearDU has asked colleges to appoint guest lecturers for any position that is vacant this year and is not ready to acknowledge new appointments — what will these ad-hoc teachers do from here on in? | |
 | How Kartikeya Ladha took two long trips and ended up a bestselling author!When Kartikeya Ladha quit corporate life, he was at the top of his game. He tells Aathira Ayyappan why he decided to take a long walkinstead and how his quest to find the true meaning of life | |
 | Meet the Kerala government employee who coaches PSC aspirants for free every single dayThis KSEB employee takes free PSC coaching for thousands of aspirants early in the morning and late at night and is something of an urban legend | |
 | How these Amrita students' robot, Wallpbot, can paint high-rise buildings in a jiffyThe students behind the first painting robot speak about their aims to make it easier for painters to do their job and decreasing toxicity | |
 | How hotel management student Sudharma Dwadasi is taking Delhi's poetry scene by storm"Poetry is not something I would like to do for money, it is something I am passionate about," says Sudharma Dwadasi who likes to write poetry in solitude | |
 | This Mars Mission is about getting Telangana's rural kids to fall in love with football. Here's howTo encourage students from rural background so that they can have an equal shot at the goal post, Hyderabad-based Mars Football Foundation is truly doing their best to level up the playing field | |
 | World Dyslexia Day: How the MDA has used tech to transform the lives of dyslexic kidsDyslexia is far more prevalent than most people think. The Madras Dyslexia Association has been working relentlessly for the last three decades to help dyslexic children lead better lives | |
 | This 9-year-old from Erode can find any place you name on the globe in secondsSK Akatheesh, a nine-year-old from Erode bagged a place in the Indian Book of Records for his remarkable knowledge in Geography | |
 | Swachh Karnataka: These students helped build 1425 toilets in Chikodi to kill open defecationVimala Kadam, along with her friends, were mentored by Deshpande Foundation under the LEAD programme and helped build over 1,425 toilets in rural areas of North Karnataka | |
 | Vidyasagar turns 200: Why Bengal's most iconic education reformer was way ahead of his timeIshwar Chandra Bandyopadhyay was the perfect amalgamation of the Western logic and Oriental culture. We revisit his thoughts that his time couldn't comprehend and we fail to implement |
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