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Rough Night Exposes The Threadbare Downside Of The Women-Cutting-Loose Genre
It’s hard enough being a woman filmmaker these days, but consider the plight of the woman filmgoer. It took years to get a big-budget Wonder Woman vehicle, and if you...
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Bangalore Scientists Are Using Seed Bombs To Reforest Barren Lands
Venezuelans may be throwing poop bombs (yes these are real) at riot police, the Gauribidanur region in Karnataka is about to be blessed by a very different sort of bombing....
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In India, Champions Make Themselves
The athletes of emerging India surprise us every day. C.A. Bhavani Devi who won India’s first international gold medal in fencing is one such athlete It was only when...
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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...
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Top Fashion Houses Found Buying From Highly Polluting Factories In Asia
Global fashion brands including H&M, Zara and Marks & Spencer are buying material produced in factories that devastate peoples’ health in Indonesia, China and...
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Drinking Any Amount Of Alcohol During Pregnancy Can Change The Way Face Forms: Study
Drinking even small amounts of alcohol when pregnant could alter a baby's features, a new study has found. Researchers examined data from facial images of 415 one-year-old ...
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In Kenya, Phones Replace Bank Tellers
Pauline Kimari is a pharmacist in Ndaragwa, Kenya, a small town several hours’ drive north of Nairobi. She moved there from rural Muranga, several hours away, to open...
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16 Million Reasons To Be Optimistic About Polio
People often ask me how I know the world is getting better. I usually point to numbers like this one: Because of efforts to eradicate polio by groups like Rotary Internatio...
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Beyond Binaries: PeriPhery, A Startup That Finds Jobs For Trans People
Ever looked at a transgender beggar at a signal and wondered why they can’t get jobs instead? After all, they look fit enough. But how many of us will actually rub sh...
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Goop Festival: Gwyneth Glows Like A Radioactive Swan
With its kale ice-cream, rose quartz eggs and inhouse shaman, Paltrow’s ‘wellness adventure’ is silly and fun. But is it only for rich, white people who a...
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