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 | MP govt sues online game firm as teen ends life after losing moneyThe teenager who ended his life had left behind a suicide note in which he stated that he was taking this extreme step after losing Rs 40,000 in an online game | |
 | Vaccinated students happy to attend offline classes started at Bangalore collegesStudents who have received their first shot of COVID vaccination have been allowed to attend offline classes as per the government guidelines | |
 | What The FAQ: Is the Sandes app an apt replacement for WhatsApp?What do we know about the Government of India's latest Sandes app? What are its features and who can use it? Will it replace WhatsApp anytime soon? | |
 | COVID-19: India records 41,649 fresh cases, 593 more fatalitiesThe number of people who have recovered from the disease has gone up to 30781263, while the case fatality rate stands at 1.34 per cent, the data showed | |
 | Teachers remain bittersweet as schools across TN to open doors from August 2Teachers who have pre-existing comorbidities can be exempted by CEOs or DEOs from working-from-school provided they can produce necessary medical documents | |
 | Chhattisgarh govt tables bill to acquire private medical collegeChhattisgarh Health minister TS Singh Deo, who piloted the bill in the assembly said the acquisition of the college was a step towards providing health facilities to the poor and common people | |
 | TN govt directs health department to provide counselling before reopening collegesThe counselling is mainly directed at students and parents who were affected by the pandemic and those whose close relatives have died due to the disease in the first and second waves | |
 | CBSE's private, patrachar, repeater students will have to write board exams physically after SC dismisses petitionThe petition was filed by Mamta Sharma, the lawyer who filed a PIL in May, seeking cancellation of Class XII examinations for all students across the country | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: The maharani who opened schools and went to jail during the emergencyIn today's #TBT, we recall the contributions of the late Maharani Gayatri Devi. She was the ultimate lady who knew how to stand up for herself and the country and this is how she won every time | |
 | IGNOU to hold final year exams in seven districts of Maharashtra from Aug 3Hall tickets will be made available online and students who are unable to appear this time can sit for the examinations in December | |
 | She's on top of the world: Meet women trek leaders, adventure junkies who are taking the world on a tripThese women are encouraging a whole generation of young climbers to break free and lead expeditions and treks and find their space out there. We check out what powers these trendsetters | |
 | This Sacred Heart College student's book of poems is out. Here's why you should give it a shotGanga Jayakumar is a master's student who has published her first book "Hidden from the World" | |
 | His son overcame ataxia to become a college prof. Now, this dad is telling the world stories we need to hearWe speak to Iftikhar Zia, whose platform Possiabilities tells stories about the abilities rather than disabilities of people with rare, incurable diseases | |
 | Did you know that there's only one man alive who plays an ancient Tamil instrument called the kinnaram? This student's docu is the perfect tributeManikandan AKA Sound Mani created a 16-minute-long documentary called Kinnaram, about Arunachalam, who is the last person to play the eponymous ancient instrument | |
 | Over Seventy-five thousand kids either lost one or both parents to COVID, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights tells the top courtThe child rights body said a total of 75,320 children have been orphaned or lost either parent to COVID, and this also includes 247 children, who were abandoned |
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