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 | #DaughtersOfWar: Gurmehar Kaur on Kargil Diwas: I understand nationalism and patriotism just as much as the loss and the pain it carriesA few months ago, Gurmehar Kaur was massively trolled and harassed online for her views on how war had killed her father in Kargil. On Kargil Diwas, she tells us what life was like without her dad | |
 | 'Book bank scheme' to be implemented in TN government schools from this yearOfficials have instructed students to not throw away or destroy their books, so that they can be re-used, thus reducing the damage to the environment | |
 | 'Court'ing success: Basketball champ Harsimran Kaur talks about her love for the game and the NBA Academies Women’s ProgramThis 16-year=old from Punjab has represented the country at multiple events and this time, she did India and her father, former basketball player Sukhdev Singh, proud | |
 | 'Flea' to this fun book exchange at the Madras Margarita flea marketLakshmi Palaniappan, the brain behind Madras Margarita - the one-of-a-kind flea market in Chennai - came up with idea of a book exchange at the flea, thanks to her love for books | |
 | 'Report says 36% of Indian companies and 25% among MNCs are not compliant with the Sexual Harassment Act, 2013'Kirthi Jayakumar, founder of The Red Elephant Foundation talks about the laws in India for sexual harassment and her upcoming workshop on preventing it at the workplace | |
 | '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 | |
 | ‘Knowledge is now global,’ says NTU PresidentNTU President Bertil Andersson spoke at the Special Convocation held at SRM University recently | |
 | "We are going to read what we read, no matter what," says poet Rebecca VedavathyCommenting on the police's absurd line of questioning with regards to the arrests made in connection with the Bhima-Koregaon case, the poet says they will continue reading what they read | |
 | 13-year-old Mumbai boy ties up with Dabbawallas to start an app-based daily courier serviceKapil Mehta, the 13-year-old boy behind 'Paper N Parcels', came up with the idea when he couldn't find an affordable courier service for small parcels | |
 | 147 candidates apply for Bharathiar varsity VC post, including former Annamalai, Thiruvalluvar VCCandidates from various parts of the State, outside Tamil Nadu have also applied for the Bharathiar University VC post | |
 | 16-year-old Bengalurean, Samay Godika, wins college scholarship for his video on Circadian RhythmA Class 11 student of National Public School, Koramangala in Bengaluru, Samay represented India and his school at the Breakthrough Junior Challenge this year | |
 | 161 years of Evolution theory: When religious outfits couldn't accept DarwinBelieve him or not. But you cannot ignore Darwin and his theory of evolution. Here's how offended religious groups got about it | |
 | 17-year-old Jijnasa Sahani's first book 'Siya's Nightout' talks about friendship and adventureSahani who was brought up on a healthy diet of adventure and fantasy books knew that she would never let go the opportunity to become an author | |
 | 17000 ft above sea level, Kargil students still walk for hours to go to schoolNGO 17000 ft Foundation is mapping the schools in Ladakh and trying their best to improve the quality of education here | |
 | 2018 in review: These 12 campus protests rekindled our belief in dissent2018 was the year of solid dissent as far as colleges were concerned. We've listed the protests, the people, the campus politics and all the things that rocked our colleges |
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