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 | This young duo has started an FB page that is making Indian entrepreneurs look 'inspiringly' greatYou might not have heard of the Facebook page Humans of Entrepreneurship yet, so we get the lowdown on it. It was started by two 20-somethings as a take on the popular Humans of New York page | |
 | Is there a perfect English?There are many versions of English spoken all across the world, is there a right one and a wrong one? Let's take a look | |
 | The great Indian English expressionsWe take a peek into the common expressions that we Indians use in our daily lives | |
 | Move Over Shaktimaan: Bengaluru's TBS Planet is making Indian superheroes coolA former Xiaomi and Flipkart alum, Rajeev Tamhankar wants to create more superheroes derived from Indian mythology and take them to Comic-Cons across the world | |
 | A illustrated manual on classical Indian dancesArtist Parwati Dutta tells us about her first graphic novel and her experience writing it | |
 | Meet Pooja Pradeep, who's getting Indians to send 'love letters' to Syrian refugee kids in TurkeyMumbaikar and history prof Pooja Pradeep and her friends are getting more and more people to send personalised messages of love to refugee children in Turkey, to add a little joy to their life | |
 | Here's how Sathya Sai Seva is going to reach 1000 rural Indian schoolsLegal eagle Nimish Pandya tells us about how Sathya Sai Organisation is making a difference to kids in 20 Indian states by offering education and books for learning | |
 | Only three colleges are dissenting, all others are preparing for exams, says Prakash Javadekar hitting out at DU, JNUTaking a swipe at the anti-ABVP agitators in New Delhi, Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said that almost every other college student was doing "their duty" and not wasting taxpayers' money | |
 | 'To avoid becoming a parasite on the political system, everyone must have a career of their own before coming into public service'says Manish Tewari while talking about his former information and broadcasting portfolio, demonetisation, freedom of speech and his fascination with writing | |
 | The founder of Teach For India says what exactly is wrong with today's education systemShaheen Mistri, founder of Teach for India opens up about the various ills of the present education system at The ThinkEdu Conclave | |
 | Neeya Naana fall out: 'Helicopter' women are 0.1% of us, they are an embarrassment to women everywhere: Signed, Modern Indian WomanHere's what a Chennai-based working woman has to say after watching the recent Neeya Naana episode that's gone viral | |
 | 'Report says 36% of Indian companies and 25% among MNCs are not compliant with the Sexual Harassment Act, 2013'Kirthi Jayakumar, founder of The Red Elephant Foundation talks about the laws in India for sexual harassment and her upcoming workshop on preventing it at the workplace | |
 | Trump effect: US universities register a sharp drop in Indian student applicationsA survey showed that there was a drop of 26 per cent in the number of Indian students registered in American Universities | |
 | Here is a programme to create tomorrow's innovation leaders and entrepreneursUS based 'EdgeMakers' is an initiative focused to mould children to be the leaders of tomorrow, and now they are making their presence in India stronger than ever | |
 | In its centenary year, Osmania University may be unable to renovate hostels, libraries because of budget crunchA hundred years since inception, the Telangana government has shortchanged Osmania University by allocating the varsity less than their ask — leading to a stalling of much-needed repair work |
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