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World Milk Day: Interesting Facts And Health Benefits Of Milk
India is the world's largest producer of milk, and is the leading exporter of skimmed milk powder, yet she exports very few other milk product. New Zealand, the European Union...
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The Urban Farmers Battling Bangalore's Concrete Jungle
In Ramagondanahalli village, Muniraju Hanumanthappa bends over his clay-coloured soil surrounded by bright green spinach leaves. He quickly prunes the plants, dwarfed by the a...
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Helen Mirren On Why She Resisted Calling Herself A Feminist At First
Though Helen Mirren emphatically calls herself a feminist now, she admits she's resisted the term in the past. Making the commencement speech at Tulane University in New Orlea...
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The Sex Slaves Of Al-Shabab
When Salama Ali started investigating the disappearance of two younger brothers last year she made an awful discovery - not only were radicalised young Kenyan men leaving to j...
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Why Instagram Is The Worst Social Media For Mental Health
Instagram is the worst social media network for mental health and wellbeing, according to a recent survey of almost 1,500 teens and young adults. While the photo-based platfor...
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A Fish That Can Father A Near Clone Of Itself
Scientists have discovered a fish carrying genes only from its father in the nucleus of its cells. Found in a type of fish called Squalius alburnoides, which normally inhabits...
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Plants Can See, Hear And Smell - & Respond
Plants, according to Jack C Schultz, "are just very slow animals". This is not a misunderstanding of basic biology. Schultz is a professor in the Division of Plant Sciences at...
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Children Of Queer Parents Don't Have It Easy
For Megan McKnight, the natural first step after registering for classes at DePaul University in Chicago was to align herself with the school's queer community. McKnight was r...
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Medical Inflation, Lifestyle Diseases Make Critical Illness Insurance A Must: Here's How To Buy It
A serious illness, like most calamities, often arrives unannounced. And much like a natural disaster, takes a grievous toll: physical, emotional and financial. Worse, the dise...
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Meet The Kenyan Scientist Who Overcame Gender Stereotypes To Fight Malaria
Growing up in Nairobi, Kenya, Dr. Faith Osier often dreamed of curing the world of deadly diseases like malaria, an illness spread by mosquitos that kills more than 438,000 pe...
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