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 | #TakeAKnee: Did you know that some of the words that we use today had a different meaning when they originated?Dr Albert P' Rayan, Professor of English at KCG College of Engineering, looks back into the history of words and phrases | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: Aristotle's school The Lyceum discovered under a car parking lot? No way!In today's #TBT, we tell you all about how The Lyceum was discovered in the year 1997 and what significance it held back in the day. Also, how Starbucks poised itself to enter the Indian market | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: On Rudyard Kipling's death anniversary, here's all you need to know about the author of The Jungle BookIn today's #TBT, we inform you about all that you need to know about English poet and short story writer Rudyard Kipling, who was born in Bombay. Also, here's what Volkswagen has been accused of | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: Remembering Swami Vivekananda on National Youth Day todayIn today's #TBT, we inform you about the significance of National Youth Day and why it is celebrated on the birth anniversary of the monk Swami Vivekananda. Also, do you know what cryopreserved is? | |
 | 'Rainy Sarmistha' from Cuttack pens her best poems when she is amidst natureSarmistha Dey, aka Rainy Sarmistha, loves writing poetry and has been doing so since she was a child | |
 | "We are going to read what we read, no matter what," says poet Rebecca VedavathyCommenting on the police's absurd line of questioning with regards to the arrests made in connection with the Bhima-Koregaon case, the poet says they will continue reading what they read | |
 | 97 Not Out: Why Terribly Tiny Tales' latest book never hit that centuryInternet sensation Terribly Tiny Tales is back with their second book, ninety-seven poems and the founders, Anuj Gosalia and Chintan Ruparel, tell Seema Rajpal why it has exactly 97 poems and not 4000 | |
 | A writer and a poet, this multifaceted teacher encourages her students to discover their talentsFor V S Kaikasi, her name sparked her interest in Hindu mythology. Like her namesake, she too is resolute in her mission to get her students to discover what they’re really good at | |
 | Aadi Swaroopa is not just ambidextrous, she can write in any direction, style and is pretty good at creating recordsAadi Swaroopa, a 15-year-old from Mangaluru who has been trained to write with both her hands simultaneously speaks about her recent exclusive world record and how she can write different languages | |
 | After penning a tale of an unusual love, this teen is now set to narrate the story of a rape victim in our societySiddharth Roy talks about his journey as an author and how his first novel came to be The Special Fish | |
 | After the COVID-19 pandemic is over, is it the 'end' of the epic cultural fest?Can you actually enjoy a cul-fest if the whole thing is online? Or if the dance show has no tango? Cul-fest junkie Atendriya Dana explains | |
 | Alok Amit Abhilash's 'Her Name is Imagination' is a collection of 23 poems written in simple languageThe process of writing poems was fairly easy and beautiful, says Alok. The book has been published by Notion Press | |
 | Apna Time Aagaya: This Bengaluru-based rap artist is all set to release his multilingual EPRap sensation Joel Joe Easow about his inspiration, how rapping completely transformed his life and how his upcoming EP is going to highlight political issues in our country | |
 | Armed with a 100-year-old typewriter, Drishti Nagda is typing heartfelt messages for strangers in HyderabadThis 23-year-old from Hyderabad helps strangers to open up to her and then she pens down a note for them — and the impact that she is having is immense | |
 | Art was my saviour: How this Andhra University grad found her psychadelic art callingComing to Hyderabad for work was when she met many poets, especially through the Hyderabad Poetry Project, and inspired by their work, she would draw even more
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