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 | Here is how you get through the many confusing words in EnglishWe all have had situations when we were confused with certain words, here we discuss how to avoid those confusions and deliver sentences without mistakes | |
 | Nobody will call you rude now- learning the art of diplomacy and politenessThese days, social media enables everybody to speak their mind without thinking the consequences. In such a time, diplomacy and politeness are skills a lot of people badly need | |
 | This book can unlock the keys to the career universe — by helping you crack LinkedInAuthor Rajalingam Manickavasan's book on LinkedIn is a step-by-step guide on how to build the perfect profile to get recruiters from Facebook and Amazon to sit up and take notice | |
 | Is there a perfect English?There are many versions of English spoken all across the world, is there a right one and a wrong one? Let's take a look | |
 | Here's how Manoj Pandey got Salman Rushdie and Shashi Tharoor to tweet him his debut bookIt all started with just one tweet under #talesontweet to a celebrity and then it started a steady stream that led to a whole book, explains author Manoj Pandey | |
 | Meet the cosmologist who tells filmmakers how to get 'space stuff' spot on in the moviesDr Roberto Trotta, theoretical cosmologist from Imperial College, London was in India recently and he spoke about the universe, cosmology, and life on other planets | |
 | Here's a peek into the Oscar blunder and a few good acceptance speechesAccepting an Oscar often bring winners to tears. But how do the winners express their gratitude to win the hearts of the people. Find it out here | |
 | 'Today, everybody is ready to brand someone as anti-national'Singer Chinmayi gets candid on the intrusion of political parties in colleges, nationalism and more. | |
 | 'To avoid becoming a parasite on the political system, everyone must have a career of their own before coming into public service'says Manish Tewari while talking about his former information and broadcasting portfolio, demonetisation, freedom of speech and his fascination with writing | |
 | Packing a punch in a pouch full of memoriesWhen it comes to Paper Boat, drinks and memories go hand in hand, creative chief, Amulya Shruthi goes down the memory lane and talks on how it all started and more | |
 | Kovai Killing: Young atheists fly under radar on FB, Twitter to keep free thought aliveWith an increasing number of young people, some of them students, turning to atheism, we take a look at how some of them are leveraging social media to practice their lack of faith — in trying times | |
 | Unhappy India: Meet the country's happiness experts, learn where to study happiness as India plumbs depths in UN Happiness IndexAs Indians were ranked among the unhappiest people the world over in the UN Happiness Index, yet again, we take a look at the people for whom happiness is a full time business, Like, literally! | |
 | Singh is King: Lilly Singh talks about going from YouTube to paperback like a 'Bawse'YouTuber-turned-author Lilly Singh lets us in on what you need to do to get noticed instantly on social media and also gets all 50 Shades of Lilly on us | |
 | Great writing is at the heart of great journalism: Award-winning journalist Tom Goldstein talks about helming Jindal's J-SchoolJindal School of Journalism and Communication has a new distinguished dean and he gets talking about how journalism is one field of study that will never ever grow old. Woohoo! | |
 | That's what SheSays: How Trisha Shetty's website is helping young women understand what the law says about sexual harassmentTrisha Shetty's SheSays, a non-profit organisation, empowers women to take direct action against sexual violence by giving them information about what the law says and where to get real-time help |
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