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 | Why can't we have a Zuckerberg in India? Prabhu Chawla asks students of École Globale International Girls' SchoolThe students and the youth are the future of this country who can innovate and make India self-sufficient and grow better after Corona | |
 | Why all anglophiles should read author and columnist Albert P'Rayan's latest book, English EssentialsThe book promises to decode all the 'isms' and give a comprehensive understanding of the English language. This is the popular columnist's second book after English Blues and promises a great read! | |
 | The Anand Neelakantan Interview: Let children pick up morals from our mythology themselvesPopular author Anand Neelakantan to understand his inclination towards mythological characters like Duryodhana and Ravana, and why they are relevant in today’s times | |
 | Why Vedantu's Vamsi Krishna still considers the Great Indian Tuition Teacher his competitionRashmi Patil speaks with Vamsi Krishna, Co-founder of Vedantu, an online learning platform for students, to find out what it takes to be the first ones to start live interactive classes across India | |
 | NRC will only happen in TN over my dead body: Karur MP Jothimani on why she will not registerThe Karur MP has said that she personally will not register and will till her last breathe ensure that the people of her constituency and Tamil Nadu will not have to register for it either
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 | How Devi Yeshodharan went from being Infosys Narayana Murthy's speechwriter to creating an EmpireWe examine author Devi Yesodharan’s fascination with Rajendra Chola, her tryst with historical fiction and her future endeavours in writing | |
 | Read into this: Why Rohan Murty won't let you borrow books from his personal libraryMurty, who studied at the Bishop Cotton Boys' School in Bengaluru and pursued his UG at Cornell University, USA, started the Murty Classical Library of India in the year 2015 | |
 | The Supriya Sule Interview: Even if one student is protesting against CAA, it matters to meSupriya Sule talks about how student protests against NRC and CAA matters and the hardwork for the people of her constituency that brought her back to power. Her goals to make Maharashtra No 1 | |
 | The Thamizhachi Thangapandian Interview: People never come to me with tall demandsThe first time MP and writer speaks about how life has changed, foregoing the simple pleasures that she could indulge in before politics happened and what her first time in Parliament has been like | |
 | Need to define how we look at design: Aishwarya Manivannan and the art withinArtist and educator Aishwarya Manivannan talkss about her journey in teaching art and practicing Silambam | |
 | Delhi government's budget allocation for education is an example for everyone to follow: Sandhya Rani KSandhya Rani K, Former Commissioner for School Education of Andra Pradesh speaks about her contributions to the education department and how it can be improved | |
 | There is so much hate among the masses because there are no jobs: Khushbu SundarKhushbu Sundar speaks about her experience with religious trolling and sexism within politics and why it has worsened within the past 6 years
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 | Over 2 lakh responses to NEP, but none significant enough to rattle it: Dr K KasturiranganThe Chairman of the NEP Drafting Committee talks about how protests aside, the policy was acceptable enough to raise the bar in Indian education | |
 | Music has a positive impact on the mental well-being of people who need it the most: Violinist Sunita BhuyanSunita Bhuyan tells us how feeling good after listening to music is actually scientific, how it helps destress us, and a lot more | |
 | Country witnessing pure unadulterated naked state power driven fascism: Manish TewariIt is far more important that the upsurge come from the ground, this has really touched a very raw nerve among an extremely conscious section of society, Tewari said |
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