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SUCHITRA SEN: THE STAR WHO CHOSE SILENCE
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Scientists Can Now Transform Blood Cells Into Neurons
Taking a trip to a clinic to give blood has just become a mission with a dual purpose. Scientists at McMaster University have discovered how to take those blood samples and ma...
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CBSE, State Boards To Bring In Gender Sensitivity Modules
With the increasing emphasis on gender sensitivity and issues of violence against women, both the CBSE and the State board are taking steps to sensitise their students and sta...
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Study: Measles Shot Helps Ward Off Other Illnesses
LOS ANGELES — A new study suggests that the measles shot comes with a bonus: By preventing that disease, the vaccine may also help your body fight off other illnesses fo...
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Part Of Antarctica Suddenly Started Melting At A Rate Of 14 Trillion Gal. A Year
Sometime in 2009, a long-stable, glacier-filled region in Antarctica suddenly began to melt. Fast. A team of scientists with the University of Bristol made the alarming observ...
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She Worked As Domestic Help In 5 Bengaluru Houses, Still Scored 84% In Class 12 Exam
17-year-old Shalini of Bengaluru has scored 84 per cent in her Class 12 exam. Nothing unusual, many would argue – except that when others took study breaks, this teen wo...
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UNICEF: Dalit Girls Most Excluded From Primary Education In India
A report just released by UNICEF and UNESCO on out of school children in India highlights that Dalit girls have the highest primary school exclusion rate in India. The report ...
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Swept Under The Carpet: The Psychological Side Of Maternal Health
In high-income countries, as many as 10 to 15 percent of women experience depression, anxiety, or other non-psychotic mental health challenges during pregnancy or the year aft...
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Climate Change: India Asks Developed Nations To Finalise Pre-2020 Action Plan
Ahead of the Climate change talks in Paris, Environment minister Prakash Javdekar today called on developed nations to formulate their pre-2020 action and roadmaps. Speaking a...
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New Report Shows Women In Fisheries Sector Are Underpaid
A new Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) report shows that though women make up nearly half of all people in the fisheries sector, they often do not get their dues. A rev...
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At U.N., Radicals Regret Lack Of ??rogress??And Seek To Feminize Post-2015 Development Agenda
Against the backdrop of ongoing negotiations over the United Nations??new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), delegates and activists from around the world met at the U.N. h...
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