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JIMMY SHERGILL: A CLASS ACT, ALWAYS
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WHEN ASHISH VIDYARTHI TURNS MEMORY INTO THEATRE
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ECHOES ON PAPER: CRAFT, MEMORY, CONTINUUM
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STAY ROOTED AND LET STORIES FIND YOU HOME
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WHY ARCHIVING CINEMA MATTERS: NEVILLE TULI
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SUCHITRA SEN: THE STAR WHO CHOSE SILENCE
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REVIEW: HAPPY PATEL - KHATARNAK JASOOS IS BIG ON INTENT, LIGHT ON LAUGHS
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POWERFUL PEOPLE: 55 YEARS ON, MERE APNE’S RELEVANCE
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KALEIDOSCOPE: LUCKNOW BETWEEN PAST AND NOW
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HEALTH: WHEN CANCER GETS PERSONAL
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Climate Change Fight Will Help Global Economy, Al Gore Tells Toronto Conference
Former U.S. vice-president Al Gore said fighting climate change will be a boon to the global economy, despite critics? fears that abandoning fossil fuels will cripple world ma...
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Over 70,000 Transgenders In Rural India: Survey
Rural India has over 70,000 transgenders, with Uttar Pradesh topping the list with nearly 13,000, and West Bengal home to around 10,000, reveals the Socio Economic and Caste C...
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Exxon Knew Of Human Role In Climate Change In 1981, Then Funded Denial
Exxon deliberately deceived the public about the human impact on climate change for nearly three decades, launching its campaign to deliberately spread misinformation years be...
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Domestic Violence Affects Maternal And Child Health: Study
A recent research has established the link between domestic violence and pregnancy complications. The study, conducted in 225 villages across 12 districts of Uttar Pradesh, pr...
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Invest 3.5 Percent GDP In Science, Technology, Innovation For Sustainable Development, Experts Say
Investing up to 3.5% of a nation’s GDP in science, technology and innovation – including basic science and education – is a key benchmark for advancing susta...
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Want To Fix FIFA? Hire Women
Countless studies say women are less corruptible than men. So, there’s never been a better time for a female head of world soccer. It’s been one month since FIFA c...
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Alaska’s On Fire And It May Make Climate Change Even Worse
This Weekend, Smoke smothered the high-rises of downtown Vancouver. Sunsets as far south as Ohio took on brilliant hues of red and orange. And humanity reached another potenti...
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High Prices Of Food Lead To Malnutrition, Says Study
High food prices result in malnutrition in India, says a study done on children from Andhra Pradesh. The research published in the Journal of Nutrition says spikes in food pri...
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UN Hails Cooperatives As Vehicle To Make Sustainable Development A Reality For All.
“Inequality is a fundamental obstacle to development, depriving people of basic services and opportunities to build better lives for themselves and their children,&rdquo...
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Women’s World Cup Ratings Beat NBA, NHL.
The final between Japan and the U.S. at the Women’s World Cup on Sunday was the most-watched soccer event in American television history. Drawing 25.4 million viewers, i...
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