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 | #ThrowBackToday: Captured by Pak, Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman was back on Indian soil on this day two years backIn today's #TBT, we recollect what happened when Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman's jet was shot down in Pakistan and what ensued between him and the villagers. He is a true blue braveheart, we say | |
 | This 26-year-old from Hyderabad thinks that every cloud has a story. And this is how he captures itYounus Farhaan, who was born and brought up in Hyderabad, looks up to document the clouds, which seem to be communicating with him in a secret language only the both of them understand | |
 | Ouso Chakola's project, Obscura DAC, uses analogue printing techniques to create photos that look like they're from the pastObscura DAC is a project that uses analogue photography to print images. We find out how the creator is preparing to take the show on the road by working with a number of schools | |
 | This Kerala mom can help if you have trouble getting your child to readNeesha John talks about her new initiative Rising Readers and how she plans to guide parents to teach their kids to read | |
 | Hanging glacier broke off to trigger Uttarakhand flood, say scientistsFive scientists flew over the glacier in a helicopter, took pictures, looked at satellite photographs and collected data from the devastated area | |
 | Jeevat in Hyderabad is turning the idea of classroom education on its head in govt schools. This is howLearning to learn is much more important than learning itself. Jeevat proves it by rewriting the state syllabus of Telangana and making it more appealing for learners. This is how they work... | |
 | Kavya's quest: This 34-year-old is driving solo across India to network with native artisans and help popularise their workKavya Saxena is on a solo mission. For six months, she is travelling to six states of India to document the crafts that don't get enough attention. This is the purpose behind why she is doing it... | |
 | Informal school started by farmers' group at Delhi protest site resumes after two-week breakA group of farmers from Punjab's Anandpur Sahib had in December started the school in a makeshift tent for school going children who had accompanied their parents to the Singhu border protest site | |
 | This photographer is conducting photoshoots with our furry friends. The result is pawsome!We speak to Deborah Philip, a 27-year-old Chennai-based pet photographer, whose customised photoshoots are all the rage | |
 | Indian Law won't cover you being photographed secretly but there is still some hopePrivacy was recently declared as a fundamental right but the invasion that occurs on a daily basis in our country has no definite law to protect it. However, sub-laws can greatly help in such cases | |
 | Blink and miss: Why this 25-year-old's video ode to Hyderabad is resurfacing on the internetHyderabad in a Blink is an IGTV video that manages to showcase a lot of Hyderabad's culture, food and people in just about three minutes. This is why netizens are enamoured by it. Read on... | |
 | One year after Payal Tadvi: How Indian campuses have normalised casteism and failed to provide a safe space for marginalised studentsOn the first death anniversary of Dr Payal Tadvi, who was pushed to suicide because of her casteist peers, we look at how campuses have allowed the nurturing and breeding of caste hegemony | |
 | You always have to be at the right place in the right distance, says famed wildlife photographer Imthias KadeerImthias Kadeer clicked one of the most iconic wildlife photographs in India 15 years ago. Here is the story behind the picture and how he managed to find the ideal shot | |
 | Seven-year-old Jahan Joby's artwork graces the cover of this year's Kerala's budget speech. Check out his storyJahan Joby's artwork was chosen to feature on this year's Kerala's budget speech cover. We speak to the 7-year-old artist who dreams up masterpieces and brings them to life in vivid colours | |
 | Via varied questions, this AgriTech app by an IIIT Hyderabad team helps farmers detect crop diseases in a jiffyCrop Darpan lines up simple questions which guide the farmer towards a solution for their disease-ridden crop. They have an app and a portal which is currently available in both English and Telugu |
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