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 | Why Mumbai's at-risk kids love their School on Wheels more than regular classesBina Seth Lashkari, the founder of the iconic Door Step School in Mumbai, speaks to us about the importance of education and why every child should be introduced to learning at an early age | |
 | Learning better: How one piCard can help change the learning curve of Indian students with just a clickAt present, a chain of schools with their headquarters in Karnataka uses their tech at 30 of its centres across India. Not just that, NGOs use their technology much more extensively | |
 | What do this AUD researcher, storyteller and ghatam player have in common? Stories about pots and pottersSangeeta Jawla has been researching pottery since 2017. She recently collaborated with storyteller Vikram Sridhar and ghatam player Sumana Chandrashekar to tell the world stories of Indian potters | |
 | Should colleges offer ‘hangover leaves’? Why it might or might not be probableCharities, including Alcohol Change UK and Drinkaware say this practice could encourage binge drinking among employees who don’t have to worry about getting up for work the next day | |
 | Parents of 500 Indian students studying in China worried as coronavirus death toll spikes, 5 cities shut downThere are nearly about 500 students from India pursuing their PHDs and medicine in China. They have been asked not to step out of our dormitories | |
 | Meet this Coimbatore-based artist who has drawn over 50 species of birds and animalsB Lenin Dani Raj's 'Our tangled love' featuring a pair of Common rose butterfly on a Heliconia species bagged the award. Seven of his artworks were displayed in the Venkatappa Art Gallery, Bengaluru | |
 | Government school medical aspirants left in the lurch, as NEET coaching yet to re-startGovernment school teachers were engaged in 'election duty', disabling them from continuing the classes. The students have so far received training for only a little over 3 months, in total | |
 | This Kolkata teacher started a footpath dispensary for doctors to treat slum kids' ailments. Inspiration much?The footpath dispensary falls under the aegis of his organisation Feed (food, education and economic development), which began its journey three years ago in parts of Kolkata | |
 | Dream sky-high: 44 Divyang children take maiden flight over Bhubaneshwar, thanks to Odisha governmenttate SSEPD Minister Ashok Panda, Union Civil Aviation Joint Secretary Usha Padhee and Odia film stars Akash Dasnayak and Sabyasachi Mishra were present at the airport to see off the children | |
 | MP school principal suspended over distribution of notebooks with Savarkar's image, BJP MLA protests with studentsThe principal of a government school here was suspended by the state government after notebooks carrying pictures of Veer Savarkar were allegedly distributed in the school | |
 | Remember school field trips? This start-up is redefining the concept. Check out how"What students learn in class, they can experience the same during our field trips. Let students have meaningful trips to enhance knowledge instead of resort visits,: Manoj Reddy, CEO, Trippko | |
 | How Karthik Pallam is using Telangana's youth for social change through weekend volunteering!Schools are considered temples of learning and who said they have to look dull? The Hyderabad-based NGO We Can Make A Change not just paints government schools but also renovates them | |
 | How NIRDPR aims to build ‘change agents’ of tomorrow with its new courses in rural developmentThe two-year programme, spread over six trimesters, consists of classroom teaching and interactive learning, field visits; and organisational internships | |
 | Will focus on higher education next term: Delhi Education Minister Manish SisodiaFor the term that ends next month, the journalist-turned-politician has a few unfulfilled wishes, but he was "satisfied" with the work they could do | |
 | From all-nighters to passing a football, how Kerala's woke anti-CAA protests are getting attentionHere's a look at some of the most interesting protests organised agains the CAA and NRC in Kerala. Here's why they chose to raise their voices through their unique voices |
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