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 | 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 | |
 | 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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 | 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 | |
 | 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 | |
 | Proud that India chose to give refuge to six religions through CAA. Why does nobody talk about that: Smriti IraniSmriti Irani speaks at the ThinkEdu Conclave on the Citizenship Amendment Act and the protests that have erupted in response to it | |
 | The history being taught is Delhi-centric: Anand Neelakantan rued about the education systemThe author also noted that what history we are teaching is horrible and what we are trying to reach is horrendous | |
 | The premier institutions of the country are elite, not elitist, say panellists at ThinkEdu ConclaveSpeakers on the panel discussed the functioning of premier institutions and if they are elitist | |
 | India will be top 10 in Olympics 2028: Minister of State of Youth Affairs and Sports Kiren RijijuRijiju was speaking at the ThinkEdu Conclave 2020 on a session titled 'Look East: Within and Without', chaired by Editorial Director of The New Indian Express Prabhu Chawla | |
 | Young people must focus on upskilling, developing better communication skills and chase long-term goals: Panellists at ThinkEdu Conclave 2020A panel of five, including educators, a politician and a former civil servant, found that unemployment will be an issue in the coming decade mainly because young people do not possess the right skills | |
 | The New Education Policy will fulfil Prime Minister Modi's vision of a new India: Ramesh PokhriyalThe HRD Minister said that the NEP, which inculcates India's rich tradition, heritage and values, will be a step in the right direction and will propel us towards a better future full of possibilities | |
 | JNU violence not a national issue, college gang wars are quite normal in India: Kangana RanautStudents who are the fabric of our society should be sent to the Army to serve for at least one to two years and it should be made mandatory, Kangana Ranaut also said | |
 | India is already a Hindu Rashtra: What Subramanian Swamy had to say about the Indian politics and the ConstitutionThe BJP MP and former Minister was talking on the topic 'Life After Ayodhya: What's Next?' at TNIE's ThinkEdu Conclave 2020 |
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