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 | This Bengaluru duo has come up with games you can play with your pawed friendsFreya Rehman and Preeti Narayanan make hand-crafted wooden games for dogs but its not all fun and games | |
 | These Bengaluru students' 'Wall of Kindness' encourages donation of old clothesSix students from Vidyashilp Academy are building a Wall of Kindness where you can drop old clothes | |
 | Is gaming beneficial or has it come to a dead-end? Here's why we should provide youngsters with alternativesWhat kind of alternatives could we give to our students, so that they don’t become addicted to smartphone gaming? Let's find out more | |
 | This Chennai-based isometric digital artist is all set to design a graphic novelR Abishek Kalainjan is a digital artist who summaries the important scenes in a movie through a single isometric frame | |
 | Why wedding photographer Richa Kashelkar is asking grooms to get off their high horseRicha Kashelkar shares her personal experience as a photographer and why she has decided to speak openly about animals and loud weddings | |
 | This TN NGO is set to teach Indian martial art Kai Silambam to 5 lakh govt school kids. Here's whyThe NGO Elite Circle is all set to train the students from government schools with the martial art in 100 days | |
 | How Maker's Asylum has grown from a garage innovation zone to India's DIY heavenLocated in Andheri’s industrial district in Mumbai, Maker’s Asylum was founded by Vaibhav Chhabra six years ago in 2013 | |
 | Will fight admin tooth and nail: JNUSU on increasing restrictions on spaces in campusThe JNUSU said that the administration is turning the campus into a 'suffocating jail' by issuing notice after notice about new rules
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 | This visually impaired 10th grader was once a great newsreader who used Braille news prompts!Though he is visually impaired, his exposure to the news on TV and his natural speaking ability made him a great news reader, though he had to rely entirely on Braille | |
 | Murder of Democracy: Why Shehla Rashid decided to quit mainstream politics in KashmirThe former JNU student leader said that she considers it her moral responsibility to speak up and clarify her stance on the electoral process
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 | Indian universities need to 'blow their trumpets' to improve global rankings: QS officialsWhile the country has many notable academic achievements, most of these remain unknown to the outside world | |
 | From India's 'symbol of freedom' to a canvas for today's designers, here's how Khadi as a fabric has evolvedOn Gandhi's 150th birth anniversary, we trace the history of khadi to see how it has evolved with the changing needs of people and the fashion industry | |
 | This Chennai-based artist creates cute paintings of pooches that will make you go p-awww!Subirthana Maharaja combines her love for art and animals in creating miniature pet portraits that make for unique, pocket-friendly gifts | |
 | How Sacred Games star Kubbra Sait got over being bullied as a school kidKubbra Sait shares how Buoyancee helped her gain confidence and the importance of essaying the role of Kuckoo in Netflix's Sacred Games — for her, as a person and as an actor | |
 | JNUSU Election 2019: Students accuse Dean of intimidation and interference in first phase of pollsThe first phase ends at 1 pm and polling will resume at 2.30pm and go on till 5.30pm. A complaint was filed with the EC |
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