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Film Festival Puts Spotlight On Local Makers
Saturday has the kind of gray forecast nobody wants to hear - 45, cloudy and rainy. If only someone would organize a free screening of local films in a new, funky space. Enter...
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Not Just A Hiss Tale
The Pratap household in Ichhapyari Naagin is beginning to feel like a snake pit. With Ichha, the mild mannered form shifting snake being forced to bare her fangs by Amrita/ Vi...
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This Small Town In Kerala Is All Set To Become The First Carbon Neutral Panchayat In The State
In June 2016, people of Meenangadi, a small town in Kerala, pledged to make it the first carbon neutral panchayat in the state. Today, in the span of seven months, the town is...
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Three Things I’ve Learned About The Real Meaning Of Gender Equality
When I started the Red Elephant Foundation in 2013, six months after I turned 25, I was still wet behind the ears about gender equality. Growing up in Chennai, India I lived t...
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Why Are Women Worldwide Not Using Contraceptives—Even Though They Don’t Want a Pregnancy?
Significant numbers of women worldwide don't use birth control due to fears of side effects, negative beliefs about contraception, and because they don't think they need it at...
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National Human Rights Commission Raises Concern Over School Infrastructure
Chairperson of National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) H L Dattu here on Monday expressed concern over poor infrastructure in schools, land acquisition without proper compensa...
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Living With Robots Will Change Humans in Unexpected Ways
We will love our robots. That much is hardwired into the human brain, according to Kate Darling, a research specialist at the MIT Media Lab.From the heartfelt outpouring of so...
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New Species Of Gibbon Discovered In China
Scientists have discovered a new species of gibbon living in south-west China’s rainforests. Although scientists had been studying the primate for some time, new researc...
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Goa To Host Second Edition Of Science Film Festival Of India
The Vidnyan Parishad, a science movement, will host the second edition of the Science Film Festival of India (SCI-FFI) in Goa from January 17 to 20 at ESG Panaji. The three-da...
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4-Day Film-Music Package On Caste-Based Discrimination
Thought-provoking stories of the trials and resistance against caste-based discrimination are the focus of a four-day film and music package at the ongoing third edition of th...
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