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 | How this 26-year-old's scrunchie brand, set up during the lockdown, is helping feed the homeless in ChennaiSarthika Singha tells us how her start-up is not just about scrunchies but is making a difference in the lives of people in need | |
 | This app helps teach kids with intellectual disabilities through colourfully positive storiesTyped Tales is a web app that teaches kids with ID to understand their emotions and learn practical skills — and inspire them to take things further
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 | How the Katha Project by a Kerala NGO is inculcating social responsibility through books at an early ageA team of 20 student volunteers from across India are working with 360 Degree on the Katha Project. The first book from the series, A Little More Green was released recently | |
 | This 25-year-old from Odisha works with artisans to deliver handmade fusion products that you'll loveHow would you like a new bedside terracotta lamp with a bamboo shade for your bedside table? Or a sabai grass wall decor to adorn your home? We know just the perfect place you should get it from. | |
 | How this bamboo research centre has revitalised the way of life in WayanadAt Uravu Indigenous Science and Technology Study Centre, bamboo has grown to become a way of life. We find out how they promote indigenous knowledge around the plant | |
 | Check out how this budding illustrator from NIFT Bhubaneswar pays a tribute to Pattachitra through her stylish illustrationsTaking to the digital medium with gusto, illustrator and designer Tanaya Kar, who runs the Instagram page Maati and Tales, has done some impressive work, including working for Galang Gabaan | |
 | Why Rishav Mohanty's illustrations are giving Odia folk tales a glocal upgradeIn a quest to tell more local stories, 24-year-old Rishav Mohanty, who hails from Bhubaneswar but is currently based out of Delhi, is going back to his roots and we find out what he is up to now | |
 | Back to College: VCs, Directors of centrally-funded institutions can decide when to conduct physical classes, says UGCThe University Grants Commission released guidelines on the re-opening of colleges and universities after the COVID-19 pandemic, on November 5 | |
 | Delhi High Court dismisses students' plea challenging fee hike by NIFTPetitioners Moubani Poddar, Ananya Narayanan, Sanskkriti Priyambda and Twwisha Gupta, represented through advocate Abhik Chimni, urged that the system of fees hike is completely erroneous | |
 | Delhi High Court turns down NIFT students' plea against fee hikeAdvocate Abhik Chimni, appearing for the petitioners, urged that the system of effecting fees hikes was completely erroneous and with no transparency | |
 | Remember the viral Wildlife Map of Odisha? Meet the designer who illustrated it in great detailCaptured by the Wildlife Map of Odisha, we track the works of visual designer Sudarshan Shaw and understand how it is in the discovery of India that he found the voice for his art. Check it out! | |
 | How this 25-year-old developed a T-shirt that soothes the hyperactive autistic childAs part of her college graduation project, Saakshi Mahnot developed a deep compression therapy T-shirt to help calm autistic kids. This is how it works and what it's doing for kids with autism | |
 | How designer Tanya Kotnala's Instagram project is reviving some of Uttarakhand's native artsWhat is noticeable is Bhuli's art feed on Instagram is that Kotnala has not only focused on the traditional art forms but every picture has a message too | |
 | This mother-daughter duo from Puducherry ramped up work with artisans during the lockdown to create stunning stoneware potteryGlaze is a glass-like substance that clay products are sometimes coated with to add a non-porous, decorative coating. And this is how it is changing the game for pottery, artisans and the duo | |
 | Banned from posting anything anti-college, NIFT students use parody accounts on social media to protest fee hikeThe National Institutes of Fashion Technology across India hiked their fees by 10 per cent. It was later rolled back to 5 per cent |
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