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 | Sona Group of institutions collaborates with Canada-based hospitals to make smart fabric wearablesThe Salem-based Sona Group of education institutions will contribute to the FIBRE project through their faculty, laboratories and facilities | |
 | New tools to make kids' ebooks easier to read on Google Play BooksWith "Tap to Read", users can tap a word to hear it read out loud. The 'Kid-Friendly Dictionary' defines words for a young audience, often with illustrations on Google Play Books | |
 | Why large number of young women still feel that IT, tech jobs are not for themOver a third (38 per cent) of women working in the IT and tech industry feel that the absence of females in their sector made them wary of entering the profession | |
 | Women's Day: Why the first person to establish friendly contact with the Sentinelese believes that we mustn't try to civilise themMadhumala's years of research resulted in 20 research papers and a book on the tribes of Car Nicobar, which were immediately sent across the world to be taught at universities | |
 | Women's Day: Thankamma may be 84 years old with poor eyesight but that doesn't mean she's too old to finish schoolThe Kollam resident reentered the classroom thanks to the Navachetana programme for Scheduled Castes. Here's how she was inspired to do it | |
 | Women's Day: How this 39-year-old mother of two juggled work and academics to fulfil her dreamsWe spoke to Namrata Sadhvani who restarted her higher studies after getting married due to societal pressure | |
 | In Kodagu, this independent researcher is working with local tribes and children to protect this precious habitatNeethi Mahesh has dedicated a lot of years to researching the riparian habitats of the Kodagu district. She is currently working with a tribe of honey collectors and students for better results | |
 | Women's Day: From child marriage to MPhil: Here's the inspiring story of Sunita Chauhan and her love for educationSunita Chauhan was married off and sent to Delhi in 1993. Now, an MPhil student, she runs an NGO that helps teach underprivileged children | |
 | Women's Day: She passed +2 at 36. Nine years later, this college canteen worker has an MA in social workMaragatha Valli talks about how she decided to attempt her +2 board exams 13 years after she left school and her journey since then | |
 | Women's Day: Swapnamita Vaideswaran is a geologist specialising in the Himalayas and Northeast. This is her story!From understanding the behaviour of the Shillong Plateau to determining the rate of depletion of Himalayan glaciers and its impact, Swapnamita Vaideswaran has studied the mountains like never before | |
 | Sports education gets major boost in India as XEBS launches new programIndia's first IndoFrench business, Xavier Emlyon Business School (XEBS) has launched its Dual Degree Master's Program in Sports Industry Management to further enhance sports education. | |
 | Meet Sahana Ramdas, one of India's fewest Animal Rights lawyers, who is standing up for nature's furry friendsSahana Ramdas talks about how she decided to pursue animal rights law even though it isn’t a popular area of law | |
 | E-Canteen Fundas: Test the extent of your unconscious biases, they shouldn't influence your decisionsPro Tip: Our unconscious biases influence our decisions. Be aware. When we allow everyone to flourish on an equal footing, we unleash the real potential of our unit | |
 | Of Wonder and Woman: Here's how we can not only respect but also encourage the women in our livesToday is Women’s Day and The Coach tells us how we can not only respect but also encourage the women in our lives, every day | |
 | Amazon India, UN Women partner to launch special storefront on International Women's DayThe IWD storefront will help customers discover and purchase close to 80,000 unique products including organic products, handmade crafts, healthy snacks |
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