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 | Go Corona Go: How law enforcers are using Corona dolls, helmets and songs to spread awareness amid lockdownLocal authorities, social workers and some other people are using unique methods to spread awareness about COVID-19 and to tackle the violators amid the lockdown. Check it out! | |
 | Declaring war on fake news: Hariharan and his band of celebs have a new lockdown track for youLed by Hariharan, the band also has Chef Sanjeev Kapoor, playback singer Roop Kumar Rathod, celebrity chef Ranveer Brar and nine others | |
 | World Autism Day: What's life in a lockdown like for people with autism?Vidya Anand, whose 15-year-old has autism, shares how the lockdown affects their mental state and the challenges of creating a sense of routine and normalcy
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 | Can't get enough of TikTok? YouTube 'Shorts' is Google's answer to the short-video appShorts will allow people to upload brief videos into a feed inside the mobile app, much like TikTok, and take advantage of licensed music that YouTube Music has in its catalogue | |
 | Here's why this speech language therapist vouches for apps, to an extent, to teach autistic kidsWorld Autism Awareness Day is observed on April 2. It is an internationally recognised day to spread awareness about autism. About one in 100 children in India under age 10 has autism, a study says | |
 | Over 200 courses moved online by FLAME University, 100 faculty to conduct classesA Digital Learning Task Force was formed to train and support faculty members to transition to conducting courses online | |
 | COVID-19 quarantine keeping your kids at home? Online music lessons could bring you some rhythmic calmFurtados has also started introductory courses and voice lessons for those who don't have instruments at home | |
 | Why everyone should listen to this mechanical engineer's debut single which mixes Hindustani and EDM perfectlyPratham, a mechanical engineer, hailing from Chandigarh originally, has always been a musician at heart. He tells us about his journey | |
 | This master from Mumbai teaches one of the rarest form of martial art to kids and even adultsCapoeira master Reza Baba Massah, Founder of the Centre For Capoeira India speaks about how this Afro-Brazilian form of martial art can help women and children fend for themselves | |
 | The Quarantunes is bringing the world together through its open-mic sessions on Facebook. Here's why you must tune inBored? Lockdown getting you low? Tune in to The Quanrantunes' Facebook page to watch a virtual open mic where people from all over the world are participating | |
 | Rapping and beatboxing champs Adil and Aman tell us about their protest poetry, why they rap for a cause"We couldn't just stay silent. We knew that if we don't say anything, then we will forever have to hold our tongues," says Moinuddin Ahmad AKA Aman when we ask him about the purpose behind their song | |
 | COVID-19: Five tips to stay calm when the nation is in panicIf you’re uncertain about how to handle the | |
 | Meet this 24-year-old from B'luru who can carve your entire name on a pencil tipChetan Murthy is a self-taught artist whose pencil sculptures and other art works are unique and awesome. Check it out if you are in Bengaluru and get one pencil sculpture for yourself | |
 | Here's how Deepa Sai Avula wants to spread awareness through dance therapy in VizagDeepa Sai Avula is a registered dance/movement therapist by the Certifying Board of the American Dance Therapy Association, USA, and has been trained to do psychotherapy from an embodied lens | |
 | Here's why everyone should check out photographer Amita Talwar's 'Art for Causes'The photographer from Punjab is currently working on her second book of photographs. A documentary and a theatrical presentation on Sahir Ludhianvi are on the cards too. So let us wait and look out |
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