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 | #ThrowBackToday: Back in 2013 today, two-year-old 'Mississippi baby' cured of AIDS, only to relapse next yearIn today's #TBT, we recount how Mississippi baby was born to an HIV-positive mother and how she was 'cured' of AIDS, for a short while at least. It is surely a tragic tale that once gave hope to many | |
 | Physiotherapy student found to be part of the gang of highway robbers in MPKhatik, a resident of Bahoriband district in Katni, is studying physiotherapy in Jabalpur while Burman works in a sweet shop | |
 | 16-year-old Bengalurean, Samay Godika, wins college scholarship for his video on Circadian RhythmA Class 11 student of National Public School, Koramangala in Bengaluru, Samay represented India and his school at the Breakthrough Junior Challenge this year | |
 | 4-yr-old Indian girl recovers from COVID-19 in DubaiSivani contracted the virus from her mother - a front line health worker - who fell ill in March. Both Sivani and father dad were also tested despite not having any symptoms | |
 | A fulfilling life is in everyone's reach, mental illness cannot be the barrier: Bipolar India's Vijay NallawalaAs someone who has been living with bipolar disorder all his life, Vijay Nallawala is best positioned to tell us about the condition, how he overcame his mental illness and a lot more | |
 | Absolutely comfortable with true Communists: Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's best answers at IIScBreak up ke baad? Meditation, of course. All this and more from our compilation of Art of Living guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's answers to students at IISc | |
 | Academic pressure in the Indian education system contributes to depression in students: E S KrishnamoorthyChennai-based neuropsychiatrist E S Krishnamoorthy believes that the Indian education system needs to accommodate students with different abilities to fight the growing depression | |
 | Academy for athletes to come up in OdishaThe Odisha-AFI-IAAF High Performance Academy will provide coaching, integrated services and education to athletes | |
 | According to a Rajasthan Edu Magazine, girls should sweep floor, fetch water and grind 'çhakki' to stay fit. If that's not sexist, what is?This health advice comes from a magazine that is brought out the Rajasthan Education Department | |
 | Act out your troubles: Try Psychodrama to help yourself forget those bad memoriesThis therapy technique can help people open up and give a voice to the areas of their lives that have kept them shackled. Founders of Indian Institute of Psychodrama (IIP), to talk about the therapy | |
 | Acute mental confusion or delirium can be an early symptom for COVID-19: StudyDelirium is an abrupt change in the brain that causes mental confusion and emotional disruption. It makes it difficult to think, remember, sleep, pay attention, and more | |
 | Admissions for IGNOUs Masters and Bachelor's programme open nowBachelors courses include BA (Tourism Studies), Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA), Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS), and Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) | |
 | Admissions open for science, humanities and medicine at SRM's Kattankulathur campusThe university offers a wide range of scholarships to the tune of Rs 35 crores making studying in the university affordable to all | |
 | After a saga of struggle, a court order and insult, these Dalit sisters received a laptop from the Kerala government to continue studyingEven after the court had ordered the panchayat to issue laptops, these students were allegedly insulted by the panchayat for going to court | |
 | After mistaking a panic attack for a heart attack, this 29-year-old launched a revolutionary mental health start-upMindPeers, started by Kanika Agarwal, is going to offer some self-care tools early next year which will make you feel empowered and safe. Science backed by solid technology will make it happen |
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