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 | From MIT to NASA to TEDx, this 12-year-old Hyderabad lad has rocked life after dropping out of schoolHemang Vellore signs up for every session that interests him and has said goodbye to school to be a student of life. He talks about his love for robotics and programming has netted him everything | |
 | 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 | |
 | I call our leaders to take action: Licypriya Kangujam, 8-year-old climate change activist from ManipurLicypriya also wants the world's children and youngsters to claim rights over the climate crises as they are the future generation | |
 | Remember the IAS officer who busted the Fodder Scam? He's the new Higher Education SecretaryIAS officer Amit Khare was appointed as the Higher Education secretary on December 13. He was the IB Secretary | |
 | Yogi Adityanath govt soon to set up Kumbh Mela Research Centre in PrayagrajThe centre will be a boon for researchers and will have documents, data, reports, photographs and researches related to Kumbh Mela | |
 | Manipuri girl Licypriya Kangujam is India's youngest climate warrior — what are we doing?Forget Great Thunberg. Meet Manipuri girl Licypriya Kangujam who dropped out of school and is on an endless campaign to clean the environment up, deter climate change and make the world a better place | |
 | Hyderabad metro stations to put up science exhibitions to promote scientific temperThe eight km-long stretch between Secunderabad East and Nagole metro stations will have scientific promotional activities | |
 | How Maker's Asylum has grown from a garage innovation zone to India's DIY heavenLocated in Andheri’s industrial district in Mumbai, Maker’s Asylum was founded by Vaibhav Chhabra six years ago in 2013 | |
 | The Attappadi tribal block in Kerala will soon be the first complete literate block in IndiaIf everything goes as planned, the feat can be achieved within a year and an official announcement in this regard can be expected by June 2020, official sources said | |
 | Gandhi at 150: Mahatma to be 'brought to life' to address the audience at UNESCO's Ahimsa lecture in ParisThe Ahimsa Lecture is organised to mark the International Day of Non-Violence celebrated on October 2, the Mahatma's birth anniversary | |
 | #VirtualGandhiMarch: This UNESCO campaign is trying to make India's students kinder and more GandhianInspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s historic Dandi March, the virtual march started on the UN International Youth Day, August 12, 2019 | |
 | This Hyderabadi youngster is leveraging youth power to set up Kalam libraries across TelanganaYuva Thirang's objective through Kalam Bharat, and their other programmes, is to awaken the spirit of Dr APJ Kalam within all youngsters. The organisation's founder is Phanindra Kumar | |
 | Kerala Floods: Here's how Grama Sabhas can help in avoiding disastersEcologist Madhav Gadgil who chaired Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel (WGEEP), which came up with a report that says that the Kerala disasters are also manmade | |
 | Aditi Anand established why it is ‘cool to care’ and how youngsters across India are taking up the cause of conservation very seriouslyHer recent achievements include representing India at the International Art Festival “Planet of Art” conducted by UNESCO clubs association in Kazakhstan | |
 | Education systems need to be more inclusive, accessible: UN Secretary-GeneralEnsuring access to inclusive and equitable education, and promoting lifelong learning, is one of the goals of the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and International Youth Day 2019 |
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