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Easy-To-Use Iud Inserter Could Aid Women Who Lack Access To Birth Control
There are lots of good reasons for women to space their babies at least two years apart. Studies show higher risks of premature birth, pregnancy complications and delivery ...
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Kaleidoscope : Steaming Fresh
The fourth edition of Writers Bloc, a wonderful initiative to encourage new writing, commenced last week and the city’s theatre scene perked up.
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Humanity Is Above Everything Else: Ali Zafar
Pakistani singer and actor Ali Zafar has changed his display picture on his social media accounts in solidarity with the victims of the recent terrorist attack in Lahore. Z...
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Here's How The Number Of Fish In The Ocean Could More Than Double By 2050
Fish populations around the world have been decimated by overfishing — but new research suggests that this could soon change if the world got its act together.
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Stars Announced For We Day Illinois
WE Day, a powerful series of educational events that combines the energy of a live concert with the inspiration of extraordinary stories of leadership and change, announces...
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Idea Extends Easy Share To Support Child Education
With its Easy Share campaign, Idea Cellular created a platform to enable mobile internet users to share data for the benefit of children. On the completion of this campaign...
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Idea Extends Easy Share To Support Child Education
After Jyoti Singh finished school, she wanted to work in the field of Physics. Her parents and teachers encouraged her to enrol in the computer science stream, though she w...
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India's First Transband: Don't Hide Us Away, Don't Keep Us In A Cage
KomalJagtap used to work as a wedding singer in India. For about 5,000 rupees (£52), she would dance and sing when people got married or wanted to celebrate a birth. ...
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Tackling Inequality As Injustice: Four Challenges For The Human Rights Agenda
Over the last three months, openGlobalRights has brought together leading practitioners from various fields to debate economic inequality from a human rights perspective. <...
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Communicable Diseases Rise 32 Perccent In 5 Years, Spending Up 7 Percent
Spending on programmes to control India’s three main communicable diseases — malaria, tuberculosis and leprosy A — increased seven percent over five years...
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