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 | Grammy winner Marcos Nimritcher says he would love to work with Anoushka ShankarBrazilian jazz artist who was in India as part of Swarnabhoomi Academy of Music's fall faculty is already falling in love with Carnatic music | |
 | Animal Farm comes alive on stageThese kids from Bengaluru are creating an environment of inclusivity through their plays | |
 | 'There were times when I wanted to be Tendulkar or Paes', says Bengaluru FC starSunil Chettri opens up about his army upbringing, his female fanbase, marriage and of course, football | |
 | Major wanderlust feels to explore Odisha ASAPDr Soumyendu Shankar Ray about his book that unveils Odisha’s gems of architecture | |
 | Do you understand the word 'Budget' and the different ways in which it is used?Budget is a word which we use constantly, but are we really aware of all the collocations? | |
 | It feels good to see people look up to me, says world's oldest Harlequin survivor Nusrit ShaheenNusrit Shaheen, the world's oldest person living with Harlequin ichtyosis, a condition which makes her skin look scaly, has so much positivity that it is absolutely infectious | |
 | Meet the young woman who is bringing Kerala's teen mothers and child labourers back to schoolFor hundreds of dropouts in Kerala who believe that getting an education is not a priority, activist Dhanya Raman provides a way to get back to school, land a job and beat a lifetime of poverty | |
 | Neel Madhav's latest magical spellAt the age of 23, TV host and magician, Neel Madhav, comes out with his first book to enchant readers with his tricks | |
 | No more Indo-Pak flak: Aanchal Malhotra has a museum full of Partition-era artefacts that she's showcasing on InstagramOral historian and artist Aanchal Malhotra's university project morphed into an Instagram account where she posts pictures of objects that survived the India-Pak partition | |
 | Read all about it: Balaknama is a newspaper that's run entirely by and for street kids in DelhiIn an age when print is becoming increasingly scarce, Delhi-based Balaknama, supported by the NGO CHETNA is probably the only newspaper in the world that's run by street kids | |
 | Why Ambily Fathima will inspire ailing youngsters to believe in crowd-funding for transplants for years to comeLike a candle in the wind, Kerala's Ambily Fathima underwent a heart transplant after people from across the world crowd-funded her surgery, only to succumb to illness. Read her astonishing story | |
 | Meet the cosmologist who tells filmmakers how to get 'space stuff' spot on in the moviesDr Roberto Trotta, theoretical cosmologist from Imperial College, London was in India recently and he spoke about the universe, cosmology, and life on other planets | |
 | The Unreserved: A peek into India's general compartmentSamarth Mahajan's most recent documentary The Unreserved, sheds light on India's general compartments | |
 | Real Sheroes: This fashion designer who survived an acid attack just won the President's MedalAcid attack survivor and fashion designer Rupa is thrilled at being recognised with the President's Nari Shakti Puraskaar on Women's Day. This is her incredible story.. | |
 | India's own Hoodie-baba: How Varun Agarwal became a millionaire at 25He's supremely laidback but he takes his business just as seriously as any corporate sort with a stiff collar. Bengaluru boy Varun Agarwal tells us all about Alma Mater and his new book |
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