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 | These Nagpur teenage girls are making paintings to raise funds for COVID-19 battleThey intend to donate 50 per cent of the amount to the Prime Minister's CARES Fund and the remaining to an orphanage for girls and a centre for mentally deranged children | |
 | The Student Empowerment Forum has built a network of over 1k volunteers to rise up for every cause in KeralaThe Student Empowerment Forum aims to support students economically and socially through a variety of events and programmes that focus on their wellbeing | |
 | Singara Mohan is making animated videos to help rural kids love their lessons better — and made a short film during lockdown!Based out of Giddalur, a town in Andhra Pradesh, Mare Singara Mohan is an entrepreneur who is striving to make a difference via his EdTech platform and is a filmmaker who is bursting with ideas | |
 | This app can help you find that dream government job without confusing youBased out of Ongole, a city in Andhra Pradesh, Recruitment India is a portal and an application for all those who aspire to bag government jobs, whether it's state or central government jobs | |
 | Meet this 22-year-old from Bengaluru who is offering mental health therapy onlineDiana Sam is a mental health therapist from Bengaluru who offers online therapy. Sruthi Venugopal also discovers that she's busting myths associated with mental health through her Instagram page | |
 | The Walls are Alive with the Sound of their Muse: Meet Telangana's wall art king and queen, Swathi and VijayIf Bristol has Banksy and Mumbai has Tyler, Telangana has Swathi and Vijay. Their work, mostly concentrated in Hyderabad and Khammam, provokes thought and inspires everyone who looks at it | |
 | Chippersage is giving India's teachers the English edge they so desperately need. Here's howHow can speaking, learning or reading English open doors for you at many levels? Latha Srinivasan, Founder of Chippersage, tells us about their English programmes and how they are beneficial to all | |
 | This start-up is upcycling low-value plastic into high-end chic, to help tribal women earn their wayAarohana EcoSocial Developments' only mantra is upcycling plastics to save this Earth. Rashmi Patil speaks to the founder, Amita Deshpande to know what they do with that upcycled plastic | |
 | Horrifying and Cruel: American academicians, lawmakers slam ICE's move to send back foreign studentsUS Senator Elizabeth Warren tweeted that kicking international students out of the US during a global pandemic because their colleges are moving classes online for physical distancing hurts students | |
 | MHA permits final year examinations by universities and institutions during Unlock 2Various examinations conducted by universities and higher education institutions in the country have been suspended since March during the coronavirus-induced lockdown | |
 | How Milton the rabbit and his friends are helping little ones through the COVID-19 crisis with this children's bookThe story follows the rabbit Milton and his two friends, Amanda and Conrad, as they navigate the various challenges in their daily lives as a result of the pandemic | |
 | IIM-Kozhikode conducts admissions for PG programme amid lockdown, claims it is their most diverse batchIIM-K has announced the admission of students to two of its new and unique programmes - MBA in Liberal Studies & Management, PGP in Finance | |
 | Started by Ashoka Uni students, BTS helps spread financial and mental awareness among office boysBehind The Scenes, or BTS as it is known, was started by three passionate students from Ashoka University who are dedicated to spreading awareness among office boys and others about three main topics | |
 | DU's St Stephen's College to hold online admission interviews, conduct registration between July 7-18The interview will have three components - academic, co-curricular and general awareness and sense of values | |
 | Want to help a poor family in Chennai buy groceries? Buy a painting from Maisha StudioArtist and art educator Aishwarya Manivannan and her students have kickstarted the sale of paintings that they've made along with a few underprivileged children |
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