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	Here's why Data Science is the next big thing KMIT wants their data science students to be well-equipped to joing the industry before finishing their course Published on 27th February 2017
	How you should deal with stress Whatever you do, wherever you go, if you aren't able to handle stress, life is tough. But not anymore. Read on to find ways to cope with it Published on 27th February 2017
	What is Emotional Intelligence? We've all heard of IQ. But what really is EQ? Find it out here Published on 27th February 2017
	Why ragging is still a thing in colleges Picking through the data to find that despite sterner measures and the unerring eye of social media, ragging is still rampant in UP, MP and West Bengal Published on 27th February 2017
	This teenager will convince you to donate your eyes and help the blind Greenwood High Student’s Gift Sight, Gift Life initiative hopes to touch millions Published on 1st March 2017
	How little Maanavi's garage sales helped underprivileged kids' dreams come true She's only twelve, but there's nothing that stops this ardent Salman Khan fan Maanavi Pradhan Singh from lending a helping hand Published on 24th February 2017
	No more Indo-Pak flak: Aanchal Malhotra has a museum full of Partition-era artefacts that she's showcasing on Instagram Oral 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 Published on 24th February 2017
	Here's how Sathya Sai Seva is going to reach 1000 rural Indian schools Legal 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 Published on 23rd February 2017
	Meet the Vice Chancellor who was once a notorious gangster in Malaysia As Sahol Hamid takes over as the new Vice-Chancellor of BS Abdur Rahman University, take a look at his journey from being a Malay gangster to the first foreign VC to head an Indian varsity Published on 6th March 2017
	Unhappy India: Meet the country's happiness experts, learn where to study happiness as India plumbs depths in UN Happiness Index As Indians were ranked among the unhappiest people the world over in the UN Happiness Index, yet again, we take a look at the people for whom happiness is a full time business, Like, literally! Published on 21st March 2017
	JNU loses ability to help 'backward' students with deprivation points: Students threaten 'complete shutdown' The concept of awarding deprivation points for students from backward areas was devised by the students union under Prakash Karat in 1974. JNU was the sole institute to have this system Published on 23rd March 2017
	Around 11 children abused in Pakistan, every day Not only girls, even buys are victims of this abuse in our neighbouring country Pakistan Published on 23rd March 2017
	'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 Published on 24th March 2017
	This training ensures that there are employment opportunities for the deaf Through the Centum GRO initiative, skill development and entrepreneurship is no longer a mere dream for the deaf Published on 27th March 2017
	This short film reveals that child marriage is still prevelant in several parts of India today 'The Travel' is a musical video that brings out the cruel injustice of snatching a child's childhood away Published on 27th March 2017