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 | This 10-year-old CEO is saving the environment one seed at a timeRangesh Vel, a 10-year-old entrepreneur talks about his company, Life Seedz that manufactures seed balls | |
 | Director Praveen Krupakar collaborates with Mysore varsity students for film on Karnataka's Soliga tribePraveen Krupakar, Director of Taledanda, speaks to us about his feature film on global warming and the beautiful plot involving the Soliga tribe | |
 | Researchers suggest that a walk in the park may help mitigate work-related stressThe study found stronger Sense of Coherence among people who regularly took walks in forests or greenspaces | |
 | Meet the student duo who shot a documentary about langurs and the risks they face in an urban city like MangaluruThese guys shot a documentary on the black footed gray langurs found in Mangaluru. This documentary is now supported by the Mangalore Forest Division | |
 | These two books are all about how the animal kingdom's mamas and pappas love their young 'unsLaunched on January 7, Vaishali Karthikeyan and Vaishnavi Giri's books Mammas in the Wild and Pappas in the Wild are a delight to read and are definitely for keeps. This is why you should read it too | |
 | Thirty-year-old National Award-winning director Ramana Dumpala is all about making your voice heard and scripting stories with depthRamana Dumpala's National Award-winning film Glow Worm in a Jungle is about Hema Sane, a retired Botany professor, and her life sans electricity. The upcoming director tells us what he is doing next | |
 | The future of cultural spaces: How will events and performances look like in 2021?The lockdown completely stopped professional engagements for the artists. Their slim earnings came to a full halt. This has lessons for many. The founder of Hyderabad's Lamakaan highlights them | |
 | This 14-year-old girl from TN has created a solar-powered ironing cart — to cut down on pollutionVinisha Umashankar has created a mobile solar energy-powered ironing cart to reduce the use of charcoal. We find out how | |
 | These Bengaluru kids took their Science lessons, added some drama and turned it into a bookDr Rajashree, Co-founder of YouAndMe theatre speaks about their new book called dramAcademics consisting of seven plays written by kids. The team trained these kids about writing screenplay | |
 | Here's how this teacher from Kannur converted waste land near his house into a full-fledged farmAppalled by the waste dumped around his residence, PE teacher Jinal Kumar spent four years cleaning it up and turning it into a farmland that supports the people in the area | |
 | This 7-year-old girl from Tamil Nadu is aiming to plant 1 lakh trees to improve the Earth's green coverPrasiddhi, who is a student at the Mahindra World School near Chennai, also inspired her classmates and the school principal to take part in her fight towards a better world | |
 | Future Brahmaputra flooding under warming climate may be underestimated, says studyAccording to the scientists, anyone using the modern discharge record to estimate future flood hazard would be underestimating the danger by 24 to 38 per cent, based solely on natural variations | |
 | How this Mumbai-based author's latest book drives home the importance of inclusivity in an increasingly divided worldWhen Adil Speaks is a thoughtful book that has equally thought-provoking illustrations as well. The idea of the book has been brewing in the mind of author Lavanya Karthik for a very long time now | |
 | Indians emerging as prolific users of filters in selfies: studyUnlike Germany, Indian respondents expressed low levels of concern about the impact of filters on their children's wellbeing | |
 | This teenage innovator has developed an automated pesticide sprayer to ease our farmers' loadNeha Bhatt, a 10th grader who has developed an automated agri sprayer that can help farmers spray pesticides or organic medicine without much effort. It works on chargeable battery for five hours |
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