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Drawings That Show The Beauty and Fragility Of Earth
Zaria Forman's large-scale compositions of melting glaciers, icebergs floating in glassy water and waves cresting with foam explore moments of transition, turbulence and tranq...
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In Kenya, Phones Replace Bank Tellers
Pauline Kimari is a pharmacist in Ndaragwa, Kenya, a small town several hours’ drive north of Nairobi. She moved there from rural Muranga, several hours away, to open a ...
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Givenchy: The Designer Hailed As A 'Personality Maker' By Audrey Hepburn
A retrospective exhibition self-curated by a 90-year-old legend of fashion has all the hallmarks of an ego-flaunting vanity project. But Hubert de Givenchy, who attended the o...
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16 Million Reasons To Be Optimistic About Polio
People often ask me how I know the world is getting better. I usually point to numbers like this one: Because of efforts to eradicate polio by groups like Rotary International...
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When Will Land Rights For South Asian Women Become A Reality?
While Meghalaya’s ancient culture empowers indigenous women with land ownership, legal protections to own and manage property are missing.In Meghalaya, India’s nor...
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Beyond Binaries: PeriPhery, A Startup That Finds Jobs For Trans People
Ever looked at a transgender beggar at a signal and wondered why they can’t get jobs instead? After all, they look fit enough. But how many of us will actually rub shoul...
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Bat Attacks On Humans Increasing Due To Urbanisation and Deforestation
'Diseases in bats have been around for a long time and historically have not been a problem. Now, there is cause for concern,' expert says Bats have been attacking humans in i...
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The River That Tamil Nadu Often Forgets
For four days in July-August, which is the Tamil month of Adi, there is a festival at the temple on the hills just downstream of the Karaiyar dam across the River Tamirabarani...
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Centre Plans Saas-Bahu Meets To Promote Family Planning
In a bid to promote family planning, the Union Health Ministry plans to organise Saas-Bahu Sammelans in 146 districts where the fertility rate is 3 or more. The national avera...
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Why It's So Hard For Women To Figure Out What To Wear To Work In 2017
In 1985, Donna Karan launched a collection centered on what she called her seven easy pieces. It offered working women a stylish, flattering capsule wardrobe that could be sim...
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