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EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE HUMAN FACTOR
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A LAST CALL FOR THE PLANET
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FORGOTTEN DANCING QUEEN OF HINDI CINEMA
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MOTHER MYTH MAN CALLED SHAKESPEARE
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HALF CAULIFLOWER, PIECE OF CAKE
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DEBATING NATIONALIZATION OF MEDICAL COLLEGES
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DELHI’S GRAND CINEMATIC AMBITION
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THE ETERNAL CRISES OF FILM SCHOOLS
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INDIAN FARMERS BLINDSIDED BY CINEMA
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INDIAN CINEMA CONQUERS GLOBAL STAGE
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Human Rights
The Laws and the Loopholes
A new video by YouTube channel Vitamin Stree talks about how India compares to other countries in terms of the condition of women in the country. Created by M...
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Modern-Day Slavery
The National Crime Agency of the UK reports revealed that a subtle form of slavery is rampant across the country even today, and is ‘far more prevalent than thought earl...
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Hard hats and Chappals
Construction is the second largest economic activity in India after agriculture. The Indian construction industry employs over 35 million people and creates assets worth over ...
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The hills, they are burning elsewhere too…
Can you imagine a world without any shops or cars? Where the streets are empty except when a herd of people shouting slogans pass by the town square twice every day. A shortag...
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Gender equality at Workplace - more than just a moral Issue
Apart from the “human rights” aspect to gender equality at work, recent studies also suggest there being a beneficial financial and economic advantage by having su...
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Feminism in 21st Century: All Bark and No Bite?
A voyage back in time to the most revolutionary day unearths a story of its kind: The Women’s Rights Convention held in 1848 painted an immediate change- women dem...
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About Time: A Need To Quell Victimising Child Artistes
The drama realm of the Indian cinema and the reality shows have long been churning out massive profits plus harboring TRPs and a dedicated viewership owing to the child artist...
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Jarawa: Life On The Edge
It’s late in the afternoon, and at the office of the Andaman Adim Janjati Vikas Samiti (AAJVS), villagers and Samiti members are recalling the time when people would not...
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Internet Is Bad For Indian Women
If you ever thought that the internet was free of any prejudice and that in its basic sense, it gives people equal rights to act and react, then you are wrong. The internet is...
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Held Back By Social Norms, Share Of Working Women Not Improving Globally: UN
The share of women in the labour market globally is not increasing even though most females want paid work, according to a major report on employment trends. Social norms of w...
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