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 | No more ignorance! Miranda House sets up centre for North East studiesDelhi University's Miranda House recently set up a centre for Northeast studies | |
 | Into the Deep: India's first underwater photographer Sumer Verma talks about life below 'sea' levelUnderwater photographer Sumer Verma, who has done undersea cinematography for films like Theri and Maryan tells us why the ocean makes him come alive | |
 | JNU loses ability to help 'backward' students with deprivation points: Students threaten 'complete shutdown'The concept of awarding deprivation points for students from backward areas was devised by the students union under Prakash Karat in 1974. JNU was the sole institute to have this system | |
 | Age no 'bar' for Mumbai orphan's legal dreams: Meet Michael Sam, the youth who may have helped remove the age cap to study law in IndiaWith the Supreme Court asking the Bar Council of India to relook at why they need an age cap for their BLL courses, we speak to Mumbai orphan Michael Sam, whose legal dreams have risen from the ashes | |
 | Loyola's Perfect 100: Research on water, cancer and science helped Chennai College be the only one to score a ton in research component of NIRF rankingBesides being ranked the second best college in the country, the best in TN and South India, Loyola managed a perfect score in the MHRD's research index. Here's why | |
 | Despite 'America is safe' rhetoric, Indian applicants to US varsities drop by 'almost half' during Trump administrationWith mounting concerns in the wake of an uncertain immigration ban, increasing acts of discrimination and attacks on Indians in the USA, applications to varsities have taken a hit | |
 | The Girls-in-Tech programme aims to fix the gender problem in the tech worldPayPal’s Girls in Tech programme aims to make technology cool for girls and bridge the gender gap | |
 | ISRO head Kasturirangan; former IAS officer K J Alphonse Kanamthanam and more in the nine-member panel of the New Education PolicyA nine-member panel, formed by the HRD Ministry, will give a new form to India's education policy | |
 | Jane of the Jungle: At 72, Diana Beresford-Kroeger still goes from continent to continent hunting for old trees. Here's whyAcclaimed scientist Diana Beresford-Kroeger takes us back to the moment when her love affair with trees began | |
 | This man is using social media to popularise architectural style that makes Mumbai so distinctArchitect and Art enthusiast, Atul Kumar talks about how he is using social media to get Mumbai’s youth hooked on to it’s art deco history | |
 | This four-member team wants to monitor water pollution globally. And New York seems to be impressed by themA WHO study shows water pollution kills over 12 million humans every year. These young lads are building a sensor-network to monitor a fatal threat that we face in today's day and age | |
 | #Burntheshadecard: How this cosmetic brand is getting young Indians to fight colour bias by changing their profile pic on FBHow do you take a stand against 'dark skin' bias without stepping into the sun? Change your DP and get involved with the #Burntheshadecard campaign this I-Day | |
 | This travel company is saving Kerala's River Nila, one beautiful painting at a timeThe Blue Yonder has come up with a year-old project where the travellers will document everything that makes the river so crucial to their culture | |
 | Detached from the Metro: Self-taught Photographer finds his love in capturing the 'Edges of India'The 29-year-old documentary photographer, Krish Bhalla, showcased his works in Indira Gandhi National Centre to mark 'World Photography Day' | |
 | Tiger, Tiger Burning White: B'luru scientists head to Odisha to find where their 'differently-coloured' tigers get their stripes fromThe melanistic tigers in the Odisha zoo hit the headlines a while ago. Now, these researchers are trying to find out why they were born that way and the genetics behind it |
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