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 | Dream careers to diverse realities: UPSC aspirants’ career storiesHaving a Plan B is always a good idea. Here's what Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) aspirants have to share about the same | |
 | How to tell compelling stories and weave engaging narrativesThey believe in showing real people and their real experiences to give an authentic view of the brand's impact | |
 | India’s itihasa has been dumbed down to just stories: Bibek DebroyTalking about scientific data in the Puranas, he laid before the audience a few examples from sections of texts called Shulba Sutras that contain a lot of scientific and mathematical information | |
 | Breaking Down Barriers: Women in STEM share their stories on the fight against gender stereotypesDr Ramya S Moorthy, founder of Nimaya Robotics, and Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay, director of the Indian Statistical Institute, spoke at ThinkEdu Conclave 2023 about their experiences | |
 | Jungle stories: How conservationist Ajay Giri is educating locals in and around Agumbe region about King Cobras and why they should be preservedThe Karnataka-based conservationist and researcher has been studying King Cobras for years now and aims to protect the biodiversity at Agumbe Rainforest Research Station | |
 | Include Sanskrit as songs, slokas, small stories: RSS-affiliated group tells Gujarat gov't"If Sanskrit is introduced early on, it will enrich other Indian languages like Gujarati. Because we have sidelined Sanskrit, we are losing our own lexicon," the Secretary said | |
 | Karnataka textbook row: Why is noted writer Devanuru Mahadeva opposing the inclusion of his story?The writer also went on to slam the textbook revision committee for dropping stories and articles written by eminent authors like L Basavaraju, A N Murthy Rao, P Lakesh, Sara Abubakar | |
 | Best of two languages: Lucknow storyteller Himanshu Bajpai gets Sahitya Akademi Yuva PuraskarThe book, which has tales about the nawabs of Lucknow, is an attempt to take people closer to the originality of the city and its great heritage of courtesy and culture | |
 | TNIE's Summer Stories Contest 2021: The wait is almost over. Are you ready to become an author?
Do you have a story to tell? The New Indian Express invites entries from budding authors from all around the country who want to get their work out there | |
 | Looking for heroes? This book chronicles stories of 50 disabled bravehearts who braved the pandemic to find jobsThe book is compiled by NGO Youth4Jobs, who dipped into their own pool of students to find youngsters who have moved heaven and earth to go beyond their disability | |
 | What happened on November 16: Harry Potter hit the big screens, UNESCO was born and Pakistan elected its first woman PMNovember 16 has seen the birth of many iconic moments in world history. Check out a few of them right now | |
 | Stalin to teachers ahead of school reopening: Tell children stories, encourage singingNoting that students in these classes missed about 600 days of regular schooling, Stalin thanked all those who supported the government in its fight against COVID-19 | |
 | Kids, sign up for the virtual Kathavani Utsav if mythology and stories are your thingThe second edition of Kathavani Utsav is scheduled to begin from October 1 and will go on till October 10. Initiated by Surya Swapna who founded Kathvani, here's all that you can look forward to | |
 | This Odia storyteller intends to use every platform available to ignite one's love for storiesPrachitara Mishra is a new entrant in the world of storytelling but is the fastest evolving one because she is adapting to every platform that are all the rage today. This is why she is everywhere | |
 | A 23-year-old Telugu writer and his quest to bring the stories of his Lambada community to the foreRamesh Karthik Nayak had penned a poetry plus short story book in the year 2018 and this year, he has many more books coming out, including one for his English poetry. Here's more about his journey |
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