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Coming To Terms With “Beauty And The Beast” And The Imperfect Feminism Of Disney
Looking back from a mountaintop of Elsa and Moana, it seems ridiculous that Ariel and Belle once struck Disney audiences as independent, tough, and feminist. But times can cha...
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India’s Immunization Coverage is Abysmal
India fares very poorly in comparison to other countries as far as expenditure and coverage for vaccinating it’s population goes. This, according to a recent white paper...
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Tribal Women from Odisha’s Kashipur Block Are Standing up against Exploitation – One Broom at a Time
Salpai Majhi, a proud and confident tribal woman leader, has a wonderful story to tell, “Since ages, we have depended on the forest to run our homes.We have been collect...
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Weaving A Story Of Change
C. Sivagurunathan has spent all his life listening to the sound of the loom. “My parents would take turns and weave on a handloom that occupied much of our one-room hous...
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The Standing Rock protests are a symbolic moment
This past Thursday was Thanksgiving. A time when we remember a feast, the first Thanksgiving, on Plymouth plantation in the autumn of 1621. The tales of pilgrims from the Mayf...
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Speaking Out On Sexism And Violence Through Hip-Hop
UN: Young women are beginning to find their voices around issues such as sexism and violence, including through hip-hop, an art form which has a long tradition of fighting opp...
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We have a roadmap on antenatal care - now we need to deliver
A new publication by the WHO has produced 49 recommendations on antenatal care for a positive pregnancy experience. Death in pregnancy remains a scourge that we have the power...
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‘Inclusivity, key for rights of the disabled’
On Saturday evening, the Institute of Mathematical Sciences was unusually crowded. A number of students, disabled people, activists and civil rights supporters were trooping u...
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Bipedal Robots Are Better at Walking Sideways
Humans legs are a complex marvel of evolution. Our pelvis and hip joints allow for some incredible, energy efficient bipedal movement roboticists find hard to replicate. Sure,...
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How Green Banks Could Save the World
With environmental groups worried that a Donald Trump presidency could slow the implementation of renewable energy in the US, some clean energy advocates are turning to green ...
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