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 | #aninchaugust: Why you'll love this miniature art challenge that's full of heart and creativityThe #aninchaugust challenge asks for minimal time yet will deliver lots of joy to you. We get to the bottom of the trend which was started by two young budding artists who are also architects | |
 | #NIRF2022: Will work on outreach and inclusivity: IIT Madras Director looks ahead after clinching top rankThe institute ranked first overall and bagged the second spot in the Research category. IIT Madras' Director reflects on the path ahead and on the 'healthy' competition with IISc Bangalore | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: How India's first teacher passed away while doing good during the Poona PlagueIn today's #TBT, we fondly remember Savitribai Phule. Her life has been her message and even in her death, she taught us qualities like kindness and selflessness. Here's to the first feminist of India | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: On World Idli Day today, we recall the British professor who invited trouble by calling idlis "boring"In today's #TBT, it's all about idlis! This 'steamed rice cake', as the West likes to call it, is so versatile it can be paired with almost anything. So what happened when a professor called it boring | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: Wikipedia celebrates two decades of existence with a virtual party and you are all invited!In today's #TBT, we express our collective gratitude for Wikipedia which has helped us through many assignments and research. And they are also throwing a party and you surely don't want to miss this | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: Anti-encroachment activity or punishment? Yet another demolition drive after communal riotsThe events playing out in Jahangirpuri in Delhi and Khargone in Madhya Pradesh, where houses and shops of people were demolished | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: Recalling Savitribai Phule, India's first female teacher and pioneer of women's education, empowermentSavitribai Phule made significant contributions to women's education and social reform in India during the 19th century and she persevered in her efforts to promote education for girls and women | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: Who is Kavitha Krishnan and why did she resign from CPI (ML) Liberation party?An influential activist who had protested against the 2012 gang rape in Delhi quit CPI (ML) Liberation party and announced the same via a Facebook post on Thursday, September 1
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 | #WhatTheFAQ: Why will cow and sheep burps invite taxes in New Zealand from now on?Controlling climate change is tough for every country. Cows and sheep are known to contribute to global warming and climate change by burping. It is true! Here's something more about it | |
 | 'Odisha School Monitoring App' to be used to monitor regular academic activities of primary schoolsThe app was launched in June this year. The school monitoring and remediation programme will be carried out through the new version of the app on the basis of the survey questionnaire | |
 | 'Techoference' disrupting sleep and productivity, says Australian studyThe findings, published in the journal Frontiers in Psychiatry, suggest that mobile phones are potentially increasingly affecting aspects of daytime functioning | |
 | 11-year-old Indian origin girl gets highest-ever Mensa score, gets invited to high IQ children's clubMensa membership is open to anyone who can demonstrate an IQ in the top 2 per cent, either through the society's own supervised test or on the evidence of a psychologist's report | |
 | 2019, a physically inactive year for Indians: HealthifyMe app's physical activity reportA report shows how Indians have taken fitness lightly last year. 45 percent of Indian women and 37 percent of Indian men were 'inactive' in 2019. Kolkata becomes the least active city | |
 | 3000 students from over 70 schools to be invited for first-ever NBA match in IndiaAs part of Reliance Foundation's Education and Sports for All (ESA) initiative, the NBA will invite 3,000 boys and girls | |
 | 60% of millennials in India believe long email interactions hamper productivity during WFH, finds new surveyThe survey conducted by Hiver, a Gmail-based customer service solution for teams, highlights that as many as 60 per cent of millennials believe that long email interactions hamper productivity |
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