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 | These transpeople in Karnataka are adopting and caring for children abandoned by their families. This is their storyNakshatra, a transperson who started an NGO along with her friends, speaks about how they are providing shelter to rescued children and people who have been abandoned on the streets | |
 | For all those who identify as women, are you passionate about social causes and need direction? This virtual fellowship might helpThis fellowship by Hyderabad-based WomComMatters is going to lead the way when it comes to acting on your passion for social causes. Here is all that you would need to know about the fellowship | |
 | Check Aastha Sahdev’s Insta feed for her take on what the nation really needs to know!Through her Instagram page, Aastha Sahdev is creating awareness and starting conversations about women’s health, gender roles, racism and colourism in India | |
 | It is sad that I am being harassed on Teachers' Day: NIA summons IISER prof as witness in Elgar Parishad CaseDr Ray says that he has never been linked to the case neither has he ever visited Bhima-Koregaon ever. He only got to know about it when it became an issue | |
 | This platform connects college students with causes and opportunities they are passionate about. Here's howThe Codots programme was set up by college students who were hungry for an opportunity. Here's how they set up and offered a platform that manages to do the same | |
 | This English professor's straws made from coconut leaves are a huge hit. Here's whyWhy must one make the best use of elements available in the environment? Professor Saji Varghese explains how he is making straws from coconut leaves and exporting it to ten different countries | |
 | Battling COVID-19: IIT Roorkee students create over 1K bottles of herbal sanitiser to distribute free on campusThe herbal hand sanitiser is made of 80 per cent isopropanol/ethanol and comprises of antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory herbal ingredients | |
 | When 231 girls from Coimbatore's PSG gave up their flowy hair to make wigs for cancer patientsPSG College of Arts and Science conducted a hair donation event recently and more than 200 students and staff of the institution participated to donate their locks for a cause | |
 | These students organised a PR campaign to raise awareness about hunger and malnutritionStrike Hunger was organised by students who conducted food drives and flash mobs to bring attention to a number of social issues like hunger and malnutrition | |
 | Here's why this young feminist's art lab in Bhopal is questioning societal normsKokila Bhattacharya works best with ideas and colours. Here's how her fascination with creating meaningful art began and how it has grown to help her comment on contemporary social issues | |
 | This Coimbatore-based palm leaf artist uses her work to teach science to young studentsMohana Vani M makes parrots, fishes and much more using palm leaves thus going the eco-friendly way. At the same time, she also tries not to exploit the resources | |
 | Here's what you can expect from this super cool summit at Bhubaneswar's Xavier School of SustainabilityXavier School of Sustainability will be organising a sustainability summit on November 22 and 23. There will be three panel discussions and exchange of ideas | |
 | This Hyderabad student is juggling 70 writers for an anthology via Instagram!The youngster writes about nature, solitude, love and other topics as well. She has contributed to many anthologies and now, will finally helm an anthology | |
 | IIM-B to invest Rs 150 cr on new postgrad and doctoral programmes: Director announces on Founder's DayTalking about his inspiration in building the campus, Dr Doshi said the idea was to move away from a corporate image and build something akin to a village, which also symbolises continuous growth | |
 | Meet the 'Smile Makers', an NGO run by the students of CUSAT that takes up various social activitiesFounded in 2016, the number of members, including volunteers, has reached 102, said Sanoob Sidiq, founder and president of the NGO |
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