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 | This EdTech start-up helps parents choose the best schools for their children onlineEdunify helps schools connect to prospective parents online and enables them to select the best-fitted school for their children | |
 | Alexa, can you handle a class? How Amazon's Assistant is teaching kids in 40 schools in rural ChhattisgarhThe device in itself is revolutionary for the kids of the region who have never seen a device that talks back to them and can tell them anything they want to know | |
 | Being Sai: How the wheelchair never held this Hyderabad youth back from skydiving or going to Antarctica with Robert SwanNow that Sai Prasad Vishwanathan has been to Antarctica, gone skydiving and pursued his MBA from ISB, he has been conducting counselling sessions for over 35,000 students and is helping out a lot | |
 | Inside Aani Maani: Of Bhutto, the beef ban and a whole lot of blockbuster storytellingFahim Irshad's first feature-length film Aani Maani tells us the story of a family in Uttar Pradesh who suffer the consequences of the beef ban. We watch the movie and ask the director questions | |
 | Maybe you'll find the answer to life's problems in Sudheer's videos. Check out howSandra Sudheer Kumar's first online course will teach you how to mould your thought process. Once you sign up for the course on instamojo.com, you will receive videos and tasks every Sunday | |
 | VELS Institute to provide 100% scholarships for 500 meritorious students across Tamil NaduStudents who have completed +2 or are awaiting results in the year 2020 can apply for the online VELS Scholarship Admission Test | |
 | Ayodhya Research Centre begins online classes on Ram Lila for foreign studentsProfessor Y. P. Singh, Director of the institute, said the project was conceptualised during lockdown when online learning took the centrestage | |
 | We need to conserve the heritage and practices of India's tribals, prune detrimental ones: Prof S B Roy, IBRADProfessor S B Roy also added that India has a problem of food security, climate change, use of fertilisers and to solve these the tribals are the best bet | |
 | Why it is only people who are illiterate about viruses that will call the lockdown uselessThe argument that India started the lockdown too late is not valid from a medical perspective and from a social one | |
 | This boy from rural Karnataka is writing his SSLC exams using his feet sans extra time. This is his inspiring storyKaushik Acharya's hands are not fully grown therefore he was taught to use his feet to write or draw when he was only three years old. This is how and why he refuses to use a scribe | |
 | PM Narendra Modi asks children to interview their grandparents about their lives"You would have seen journalists conducting interviews on TV, you also do a similar kind of interview and record it on the mobile," he said while giving the kids suggestions | |
 | Synchronous dance steps can strengthen your social relations: StudyThe findings, published in the journal Scientific Reports, suggest that when moving together with music, synchronous movements between individuals increase social closeness | |
 | Karnataka students find SSLC Math exam not so tough as lockdown looms largeLike the previous exam, SSLC's Math exam also went well and students wrote it without any tension. They wore masks, carried sanitisers and maintained social distancing at the exam centres | |
 | Being queer, intersex and a Muslim student in India: From assault and conversion therapy to acceptanceA 23-year-old intersex student from Bengaluru narrates their life story to us. They tell us how their family never fully accepts them even now | |
 | How Gourab Ghosh, the first-ever homosexual candidate to contest JNU elections, made the varsity more inclusiveGourab Ghosh, the first homosexual candidate to contest the JNUSU elections tells us why it is important to recognise queer politics on India's campuses |
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