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 | Slow Clap: JNU is yesterday. Like Hans Raj Hans, we want it to be called MNU too. Here's whyBJP MP Hans Raj Hans' idea is absolutely brilliant and JNU must be called Modi Narendra University. We'll tell you all the reasons behind it | |
 | It's Official. Google Assistant can understand you better than Siri and AlexaIn its annual test, research-driven venture capital firm Loup Ventures found that Google Assistant understood every single query and answered correctly 92.9 per cent of the time | |
 | Caring for nature and the environment should be everyone’s concern: Wildlife and conservation filmmaker Shekar Dattatri on why the wildlife needs our attentionHis hard-hitting advocacy films have exposed the destruction of nature and helped bring about positive outcomes | |
 | Independence Day: 5 interesting facts that you probably didn't know about 'Jana Gana Mana'As we celebrate the 73rd Independence Day it is important that we know our national anthem better than the rest of the world | |
 | Animating the world around you: Why Wiztoonz has animation on their virtual radarEarlier, animation was restricted to entertainment. Now, the applications have increased with e-commerce, digital content, AR, classroom education and automobiles Sreedhar VT tells us | |
 | From text rap battles to films and albums, Namma Bengaluru's Gubbi is the perfect Gully BoyGubbi is an expert in conscious rapping and he believes in writing lyrics based on his experiences as well as about some serious issues that he sees around him every day | |
 | She didn't know what retirement was: What YG Madhuvanti learnt from her grandmother Mrs YGPMadhuvanti, who herself went to Padma Seshadri Bala Bhavan, says her earliest memory of her grandmother was when she was just three years old
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 | Viva la Vada Chennai: How youngsters here are using hip-hop, rap and gaana to rewrite music historyThe marginalised communities in the housing boards in Chennai are taking to hip-hop and mainstreaming gaana to speak up about their stories and struggles | |
 | End of an era as PSBB founder Rajalakshmi Parthasarathy, aka Mrs YGP, passes awayRajalakshmi had a cardiac arrest and passed away at Apollo Hospital on Greams Road. She was 93 and was still involved in the running of her schools
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 | The Suraj Yengde interview: People are eager to learn about Nazis, but not about caste oppression in IndiaSuraj Yengde is a Harvard scholar, he was also the first Dalit to get a PhD from an African University. He is in India to promote his book 'Caste Matters'
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 | Substance Abuse: How Chennai's TTK Foundation is using music and horticulture to help rehabilitationGoing beyond just regular therapy to help people deal with alcohol and drug abuse, the foundation is helping people come out of addiction
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 | This 19-year-old Auroville poet just published her first collection of poems titled UnfetteredShe reads all kinds of poetry from Noel Parent, a writer from Auroville in Puducherry, to the classics of William Wordsworth | |
 | Mahabharata's a great literary piece, but not scientific: Why India will March for Science on August 9The scientists, students and the scientific community at large will march to stop the propagation of unscientific ideas and develop scientific temper | |
 | Twitter launches #Tweetups to strengthen global conversationsEach location would have translators on hand to help with language barriers and also pair people up based on time zones | |
 | Implementation of NEET for engineering courses to happen, but not now: AICTE chairman"As NEET is a national-level test we will have to follow one curriculum and CBSE will be the obvious choice," said AICTE Chairman Anil D Sahasrabudhe |
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