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Why Odisha’s Tribal Women Are Returning To Their Natural Roots For Guidance On Food
Even in 21st century India, there is a sizeable number of children for whom life is riddled with poverty, food insecurity, poor nutrition, and minimal access to safe water, sa...
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Technology Trends To Watch In Women’s Health
The past year was not a great one for women’s health technology. First there was the Bluetooth-enabled “smart tampon” that raised eyebrows with its clunky an...
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Ashoka's Bill Drayton: Every Child Needs To Be A Changemaker
Everyone can be a changemaker and it is never too early too start. That is the premise that global non-profit Ashoka says is behind its new LeadYoung initiative, which seeks t...
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There's A World Of Fitness Trackers Beyond Fitbit
Fitness trackers are some of the most practical must-have smart gadgets. Designed to help you keep track of your steps, your daily activity, your heart rate, and even your cal...
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Cheetah 'More Vulnerable To Extinction Than Previously Thought'
Urgent action is needed to stop the cheetah – the world’s fastest land animal– becoming extinct, experts have warned. Scientists estimate that only 7,100 of ...
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This Terracotta Invention Is Easing Periods For Young Rural Girls
In India, anything related to menstruation is treated like a state secret, whispered about behind closed doors and wrapped in brown paper. As a result young girls across the n...
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Healthcare A Mix Of Highs & Lows
The Raghubar Das government focused on development of healthcare infrastructure in 2016 but services did not improve on the ground level. Shortage of doctors remained a big pr...
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Corruption, Caste Keep Poor From Owning Land In Northern India
For decades, Kunta lived in a hut outside Kachhidih village in India's northern Uttar Pradesh state, enduring the insults of higher-caste villagers who claimed her land - whic...
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How AI Can Become A “Third Hemisphere” Of Our Brains
While artificial intelligence may replace truck dricers and beat us at chess, it also has much to offer: it can free up our minds and responsibilities for the tasks and social...
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Grass Was Greener But Wildlife Struggled In Muggy 2016
Farmers made hay but rampant grass growth in 2016 made life hard for butterflies and even puffin chicks, according to a review of the year’s wildlife and weather by the ...
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