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STUDENT CITY SEASON 2 PART 3: BIKI’S BOHEMIAN RISE
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BEYOND THE HORIZON UNITES INDIA
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SIZE DOESN’T MATTER: SHARIB HASHMI
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PRABHAKAR KOLTE’S ABSTRACT ART PHILOSOPHY
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FALGUNI KHARWA’S INSPIRING LIFE JOURNEY
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FRIENDSHIPS FORGED IN STUDENT CITY
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THE DEPARTURE OF COLOUR
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CELEBRATE LIFE CELEBRATE EVERY DAY
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WHEN SAI FOUGHT FOR WRITERS’ RIGHTS
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GULZAR’S LEGACY LIVES THROUGH WALKING
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UN Environment Programme states an increase in global green house gas emissions by 2020 (Emissions Gap report 2013)
The United Nations says it is “less and less likely” that global greenhouse gas emissions will be low enough by 2020 to stop the atmosphere warming beyond the inte...
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Coach with Parkinson’s inspires on and off the field
Don Horton is currently coaching high school football, but he’s also coached in all three NCAA divisions, and more than a dozen of his former players made it to the NFL....
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Clinton Starting New Project to Empower Women
Hillary Rodham Clinton announced a new initiative Friday called “No Ceilings” to empower women and children around the globe. The project could serve as the basis ...
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Young Women In Low Paid Jobs Triples In 20 Years, Warns TUC
Three times as many young women are employed in low paid, low skilled jobs than 20 years ago, according to a new report commissioned by the Trades Union Congress. The TUC&rsq...
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United Nations to vaccinate 10.5 million in Syria to fight polio outbreak
The United Nations has announced that it will vaccinate 2.5 million children and eight million others in Syria to prevent a widespread outbreak of polio. At the same time, pu...
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Syria’s polio outbreak demands an immediate response
ON TOP of all the human misery inflicted upon the people of Syria by civil war, now comes the polio virus. The disease, which can lead to irreversible paralysis and death and ...
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From Plates that Grow Food to Certified Cocoa: UN Awards Innovative Green Enterprises at Green Economy Symposium
Fully biodegradable plates implanted with organic seeds in Colombia to provide food after use, a social media website to promote car-sharing in Viet Nam,certified cocoa for sp...
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Rotary member and polio survivor Ramesh Ferris shares how ending polio will impact global health
“As a polio survivor, I’ve made it my mission to help bring life-saving vaccines to all children. I was born in India, where I contracted polio as a six-month-old ...
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4 Assam schools show way to protect nature
GUWAHATI: Respect for nature and environment cannot be inculcated in a day. But if ingrained from childhood, an individual can grow up to become a responsible citizen. With t...
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Genetic testing raises hope for lung cancer treatments
Offering genetic testing to lung cancer patients can potentially save lives, research suggests. A study of 5,000 patients found genetic profiling of lung tumours boosted surv...
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