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 | Can you believe that Mr Funny bones was heckled for bad jokes?Comedian Naveen Richard narrates the funny tale that is his life | |
 | I just didn't want to do anything stupid on TV because my kids were watching, says the only cooking teacher to win MasterChef: The Professionals, Gary MacleanPopular culinary competition winner Gary Maclean and his mentor Willie McCurrach were at MDIS, Singapore to inaugurate their Bakery and Culinary Studio | |
 | Hidden lessons in Hidden FiguresThe story of three African-American women mathematicians in Hidden Figures is inspiring the world, we tell you what life lessons you can learn from the movie | |
 | Here's why logical thinking matters more now than ever before!Selvin Sundharaj tells why children need to use logical reasoning to solve simple problems. Read more to find out | |
 | Selvin Sundharaj who conducts spelling bee competitions across the country for the today's smart generation tells us why logical thinking is importantSelvin Sundharaj tells why children need to use logical reasoning to solve simple problems. Read more to find out | |
 | Jane of the Jungle: At 72, Diana Beresford-Kroeger still goes from continent to continent hunting for old trees. Here's whyAcclaimed scientist Diana Beresford-Kroeger takes us back to the moment when her love affair with trees began | |
 | JEE Mains topper Kalpit Veerwal in Limca book for scoring 100 per centKalpit Veerwal, is the first-ever student to have scored 100 percent in the prestigious Joint Entrance Examination Main and made it to the Limca Book of Records for his feat | |
 | Follow your art: The Figurative Arts Society urges people to reclaim their passion for artMurali Krishna and the Figurative Art Society is determined to make more time for their art in between their busy lives | |
 | Tiger, Tiger Burning White: B'luru scientists head to Odisha to find where their 'differently-coloured' tigers get their stripes fromThe melanistic tigers in the Odisha zoo hit the headlines a while ago. Now, these researchers are trying to find out why they were born that way and the genetics behind it | |
 | Remember the guy who climbed a cell phone tower? He's been protesting for six months in Delhi for liquor to be banned in TN, but NO ONE seems to careT David Raj is a former fencing champion and hails from a Military family in Nagercoil. He's been campaigning against liquor for years, but no one is speaking up for him | |
 | Love at first sea, south India's first female marine engineer discusses her voyage into unchartered watersNila John speaks about her journey and her belief that women can change the world, one career move at a time | |
 | Nail polish that can detect a drugged drink? These Odisha kids' inventions are AMAZING!Every change in society begins with an idea. Read on to find out how a few students from Odisha didn't let their ideas rot away — and how those ideas got them the Abdul Kalam Ignite Awards
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 | 2018 poses challenges for B-schools with a drop in placements and poor quality of education: ASSOCHAMAccording to the Assocham Education Council (AEC), root cause of the problem is that institutes only focus on filling up seats and do not consider the quality of students | |
 | This 16-year-old from Hosur invented a device that can detect silent heart attacksThe Hosur boy is the recipient of the President’s Award for his astounding research to predict silent heart attacks that could potentially save many lives | |
 | Why you have to watch Nila Madhab Panda's climate change film Kadvi Hawa ASAPDirector Nila Madhab Panda has been helping us swallow the bitter pill of environmental calamities through his films. With his latest, Kadvi Hawa, he is at it again
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