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 | RIP Professor Rajani: A dramatist, a Himalayan bibliophile and a gentleman from MCCAn English professor, Rajani is remembered for his plays, friendships and a kind heart. He was 79 at the time of his death | |
 | This is how Snigdha Mutha quit her job to tell children stories that they can learn fromSnigdha Mutha knows exactly how to weave a story that captivates toddlers. How? She is a seasoned teacher, that's how. We find out how she is putting this skill to good use via her online workshops | |
 | This young theatre artist from Kotapad bagged the Asim Basu Award 2020. This is his incredible storyHimanshu Ranjan Mohanty was introduced to theatre by his father and has been acting since the age of seven. Today, he also directs plays, serials and is a dubbing artist among many other things | |
 | Why WeMove Theatre's eight-month acting course Navarasa could bring out the actor in youInterested in acting and daydreaming about becoming a famous theatre artist or film star? Then, grab the opportunity and study this course offered by Bengaluru's WeMove Theatre | |
 | The future of law in India: Why 94% believe research and analytics is the top skill a lawyer needsThe University has conducted a survey to ‘decode’ the next generation of legal professionals and the impact increasing digitisation will have on law practice in India | |
 | Think less, think right: Sister Shivani on how to ease mental health woes during the pandemicSister Shivani was in conversation with Prabhu Chawla and Kaveree Bamzai during E-Expressions | |
 | This sibling duo's start-up uses AI-enabled technology to assess student abilities to help better evaluationEdu-WUDI evaluates the skills and interests of students outside of the set curriculum to allow them to understand their personal preferences | |
 | How Encovate is helping hospitality professionals skill up during the pandemic downtimeSubhra Banerjee, the founder of the learning platform Encovate speaks about how the pandemic has helped them explore new opportunities in the hospitality sector and why blended learning is essential | |
 | Half the students in private schools cannot read a paragraph, say study: Is sending your kids there ensuring good education?The report focuses on the learning outcomes of the schools and the compilation of the data shows something very interesting | |
 | Scientists may have cracked the code to improve human longevity. Here's howSeeking a better understanding of how mifepristone works to increase lifespan, the research team looked at the genes, molecules and metabolic processes that changed when flies consumed the drug | |
 | Why we must change our attitudes to change the way we diss people about their physical appearanceWith Fair and Lovely changing its name to Glow and Lovely, The Coach tell us how just changing the name doesn't help but an attitude shift is the only way to stop discrimination based on colour | |
 | The Trainer Brainer: Why technical education is the way forward to create an Aatmanirbhar BharatTechnical education not only plays a vital role in the human resource development of our country, but more importantly, it enhances the industrial productivity | |
 | Started by Ashoka Uni students, BTS helps spread financial and mental awareness among office boysBehind The Scenes, or BTS as it is known, was started by three passionate students from Ashoka University who are dedicated to spreading awareness among office boys and others about three main topics | |
 | Jio launches video conference app with 24-hour free chat option to compete with ZoomFriends, alumni networks and relatives will now not need to be caught in the "tyranny of 40 minutes," the free time allowed by Zoom runs out | |
 | Why The Hacking School's coding bootcamps are the way to gin up on your coding skillsHave you heard of coding bootcamps? Try this one by The Hacking School started by Meraj Faheem, that sets up bootcamps only to teach coding to people from any educational background |
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