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 | Your skin's elixir: Disha Ranjan makes organic facial serums, soaps that you'll fall in love withShe makes the products without preservatives and hence, they have a short shelf life. But if a request is placed, she can make them with preservatives too | |
 | Young COVID-19 'warrior' to facilitate Punjab's first plasma therapyGovernment doctors are supporting the medical team of SPS Hospital in Ludhiana that has decided to go for plasma therapy, or immunoglobulin therapy | |
 | You have money to go to court, but not to buy a laptop?: Panchayat members ask Kerala Dalit family, after court rules in their favourTwo weeks ago, the Kerala High Court had asked the Nedunkandam panchayat to issue laptops to Dalit sisters Anakha and Ardra | |
 | You can push the frontiers of medical science on an everyday basisFrom pacemakers to stem cell engineering, the greatest technological and biological leaps in the past few decades were invented through the work that took place within Biomedical Engineering | |
 | Yoga diploma holders to get preference in Physiotherapy degree coursesThe decision was taken following a recommendation of an expert committee which suggested that those with expertise in Yoga be given preference in admission | |
 | World No Tobacco Day: How tobacco and cancer is tearing this family's life apartSathish's wife didn't realise that her husband was addicted to tobacco, she didn't know that it could lead to cancer either till she had to find out on her own | |
 | World Health Organisation says plasma therapy for COVID-19 still 'experimental'WHO's chief scientist Dr Soumya Swaminathan said convalescent plasma therapy has been used in the last century to treat numerous infectious diseases, with varying levels of success | |
 | World Dance Day: A few places in Chennai where you can groove to express yourselfAhead of World Dance Day on April 29, therapists in Chennai root for Dance Movement Therapy because it facilitates emotional well-being, heals illnesses, and instills a sense of empowerment | |
 | With Blue Dawn, this 24-year-old is providing easy access to mental health facilities for Bahujan communitiesWe spoke to Blue Dawn founder Divya Kandukuri to find out how the support group is bringing mental health access to the people of Bahujan communities | |
 | With art for art's sake as their mantra, this Hyderabad-based foundation conducts workshops for govt school studentsThis is the mantra that Aikaarth Foundation follows. Started by 24-year-old Pooja Agarwal, this NGO might have halted its operations due to the pandemic, but they are rearing to go very soon | |
 | Will burn your books if you don't pay up: Delhi landlords threaten students to pay rent for Lockdown periodThe central government has also issued an order under the Disaster Management Act that has asked landlords to stop demanding rent | |
 | Why theatre artiste Sunandha Raghunathan believes that one's craft is the ultimate weapon to fight patriarchyAn actor, writer and director, Sunandha believes that theatre in India is dominated by male representation that ignores the 'other' and wants to create a culture of feminist expression to counter it | |
 | Why the women behind indie film 'All About Michelle' need your support to tell their story todayWith an almost all-women cast and crew, Apoorva Marur is crowdfunding to direct a thriller, for which she has also got on board women farmers from Zaheerabad who will shoot the movie | |
 | Why Muskaan Karanwal can help you 'TlkOut' on Instagram when your mental health is on the lineMuskaan Karanwal’s Instagram and Facebook page TlkOut Initiative aims to shatter the mental health stigma and creates a safe space for you to express yourself | |
 | Why more Indians have turned to seeing their therapists online in the middle of the pandemicCOVID has forced many services to go online. This includes therapy too. We asked a few youngsters what they felt about it |
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