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All Aboard The Science Express – India’s Only Climate Change Train Is Here!
As the mild Indian Winter creeps into the not-so-mild Indian Summer, once again the topic of global warming becomes entirely too relevant. With international summits, a consta...
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“A Note On Who Are The “Kool Cats”
kool K.A.T.S.! (Kids Art To Strays) WHO? We are kids who love to paint and love animals! WHAT? Come buy affordable and gorgeous art work made by us to help ...
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Women Inmates Of Tihar Jail Can Now Make A Mark As Designers
On a wintry Wednesday, the scene at Jail No. 6 of high security Tihar Jail was that of elation and warmth with a sense of achievement in the air. It was not an insignificant f...
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Beauty May Be In The Eyes Of The Beholder, But It's More Than Skin Deep
On March 8, Mumbai will host an unusual pageant: a beauty contest, but one where all the participants live with 100% visual disability. The preparations for Princess India 201...
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A small City In Iowa Is Devoting 1,000 Acres Of Land To America's Vanishing Bees
You've probably heard the news that our nation's bees are in trouble. Pollinators have been disappearing for decades, and the population crash could threaten the global food s...
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Indian Short Film, Aaba Wows Audiences At The 67th Berlin Film Festival 2017; Brings Home The Prestigious Award
Mumbai, February 20, 2017: Indian filmmakers never cease to amaze the global audience with their storytelling and filmmaking skills. As the Berlin Film Festival drew to a clos...
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How One Man Repopulated A Rare Butterfly Species In His Backyard
The California pipevine swallowtail butterfly is a wonder to behold. It begins its life as a tiny red egg, hatches into an enormous orange-speckled caterpillar, and then &mdas...
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Mumbai Youth Write Love Letters To The Elderly In A Thane Old Age Home For Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day may be considered the most romantic day of the year for some, but for others it becomes the loneliest. While young couples spend their day enjoying parks...
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Millennials And Myth Of Gender Equality
I recently ran into a former schoolmate around Raffles Place, and, after we exchanged the requisite pleasantries, he asked: "How come you're not wearing heels and makeup? Isn'...
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Quinoa Could Solve The World's Looming Food Shortage, Say Scientists Who Cracked The Plant's Gene Code
It has become a byword for metropolitan, health-conscious dining, but new research suggests quinoa could be destined for a far more important future. Scientists believe the &l...
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