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 | Never asked to impose Hindi: Amit Shah urges Indians to learn Hindi as a common second languageLast week, Shah had pitched for Hindi as a common language for the country, reigniting the debate on the issue even as regional leaders in the southern part of the country | |
 | Australian universities attract Indians as the education system here is pragmatic: Macquarie University's Nicole BriggWe spoke to Nicole Brigg, Pro Vice-Chancellor (International), Macquarie University, to understand how good the opportunities are for Indian students in Australia and whether it makes financial sense | |
 | How this documentary is trying to save the Slender Lories from extinctionBiju Pankaj documespeaks aboutnting the Slender Lories, a harmless creature on the verge of extinction due to myths | |
 | Doordarshan Kolkata helps reunite mentally-challenged son with parents, who was missing for 2 yearsThe child's father Kartik Shaw immediately contacted the police, which got in touch with the Doordarshan news unit | |
 | Why Bengali poet Suman Sadhu is talking love, gender and politics in his latest anthologyThe poems address the taboo associated with being a part of the community that is considered to be a fringe of the society. Suman wants to be their voice | |
 | These IIT Kharagpur researchers can generate power from your wet clothesThe researchers have utilised tiny channels, so-called nanochannels, in the cellulose-based fabric network traditionally woven, to generate electrical power | |
 | Indians feel armed forces the most trusted profession, politicians the least: SurveyScientists and teachers bagged the second and third places respectively in terms of trustworthiness in professions in India, showed the study | |
 | AI bots to ensure fair exams for secondary schools in Uttar Pradesh soonThe CBSE has decided to include AI and Early Childhood Care Education (ECCE) as skill subjects in the school curriculum, following which Uttar Pradesh has mapped the same path | |
 | The Jeffrey Archer interview: I'll have to live till 86 to achieve thisVery few authors have the luxury of not needing a buffed up or overwritten introduction to make them look good. Jeffrey Archer is one of them. Enough said. | |
 | This mother of a differently-abled kid started a pre-school where inclusivity is the normFarida Rizwan has been fighting against the social stigma of differentiating between regular and special kids through her preschool and daycare centre | |
 | Widowed at the age of 20, Sifiya Haneef is building shelters out of ruins through the power of educationSifiya Haneef speaks about finding the courage to make her way through adversities by believing in her own strengths | |
 | UK Parliament panel slams flawed' reaction to visa row affecting many IndiansThe House of Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC) had opened an inquiry into a scandal dating back five years over allegations of cheating in the TOEIC | |
 | This school in Nagpur has a well-equipped building completely dedicated to artDelhi Public School, Mihan has an Artist Village in the campus, where students can choose from a variety of art forms like painting, dance and music | |
 | When you stop being curious, you grow old: Why Sudha Murty doesn't care about awards or honoursThe Chairperson of the Infosys Foundation spills the beans on what makes her truly happy and why nothing can stop her from giving her absolute best at everything in life | |
 | The University of Queensland has plenty of Indian PhD scholars. This is whyDr Jessica Gallagher of the University of Queensland tells us more about their focus on partnerships with Indian varsities |
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