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The Buddhist Monk Who Uses Space To Teach Spirituality
In a pitch black room, Ryo Kasuga talk?s space as a simulated solar system rotates above my head. Kasuga, however, is no astronomer. He?s a Buddhist monk intent on using the s...
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A Push For Gender Equality At The Davos World Economic Forum, And Beyond
As a top executive in the financial industry, Theresa Whitmarsh is accustomed to being the only woman in the room. That was the case the last two years when she attended the a...
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India Still Has A High Rate Of Malnutrition, Reveals New National Health Survey
Malnutrition in India is still high and the number of malnourished children in West Bengal is more than it was a decade back, according to the fourth National Family Health Su...
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It's Official: 2015 Is The Hottest Year On Record
Average land and sea surface temperatures for the year ran 0.9 degrees Celsius (1.62 degrees Fahrenheit) above the 20th-century average, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheri...
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This Japanese Band Makes Music With E-Waste
Open Reel Ensemble love producing weird sounds from obsolete tech?the more warped the better. The Japanese musicians connect old tape recorders, television sets, and ventilati...
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Gender-al verse
Piku, among other films released in 2015, stands testimony to the shifting of tides in Bollywood lyrics — broken stereotypes and moreAs #FeministBolly-Songs take over so...
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How A Yellow Suitcase Is Illuminating The Lives Of Women And Babies Around The World
When a severe back injury forced Dr Laura Stachel to pause her career as an obstetrician-gynaecologist, she took it upon her shoulders to help the cause of reducing maternal m...
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El Ni?o Worsens Drought In Southern Africa ? And 14 Million People Could Go Hungry
Nearly three million people will be affected in Malawi ? roughly 16 percent of the country's population ? while nearly two million are considered at risk on the Indian Ocean i...
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A Brief History Of Cryosleep
Earlier this month, 15 top European scientists, who study a variety of medical disciplines, met at the behest of the European Space Agency to discuss how they might solve the ...
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Owning Property Empowers Women In Unique Ways”: An Interview With Bina Agarwal
Bina Agarwal is a Professor of Development Economics and Environment at the University of Manchester, UK. Prior to this, she was the Director and Professor of Economics at the...
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