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Growing Mega-Cities Will Displace Vast Tracts Of Farmland By 2030, Study Says
Our future crops will face threats not only from climate change, but also from the massive expansion of cities, a new study warns. By 2030, it’s estimated that urban ...
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MY STORY: Why I Started A Petition Against A Ban On Emergency Contraceptive Pills In Tamil Nadu
I did not take my friends’ occasional rants about the unavailability of emergency contraceptive pills in Chennai seriously, until I set out to look for it myself. I l...
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Pune International Film Festival Includes Solapur, Nagpur For The First Time
The 15th edition of Pune International Film Festival (PIFF) to be held from January 12-19 has included Nagpur and Solapur this year as its 'satellite cities'. More than 200...
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Will The Internet Of Things Sacrifice Or Save The Environment?
The internet of things (IoT) – that ever-expanding ecosystem of digital sensors, home appliances and wearable smart devices – attracts its fair share of attenti...
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MY VIEW: English Theatre Has A Loyal Fan Base In India. But Is It Easy To Make A Career In Theatre?
Students in India are often introduced to English theatre in the form of Shakespeare’s plays. And it usually ends there. Indian dramatists like T P Kailasam, Habib Ta...
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These ‘Plastic’ Bags Are Actually Made of Potato & Tapioca – and Can Become Animal Food on Disposal!
The partial or total ban on plastic bags in several Indian cities is often lauded as a welcome move by most people. As it should be! But if you ask those who cannot afford ...
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Spain is getting rid of streets named after fascist leaders, dedicating them to women instead
Though Francisco Franco’s totalitarian Spanish regime was toppled nearly 40 years ago, its legacy is still present in the country. Walk through the cities of Spain, a...
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No Dark Sarcasm In The Classroom
“The task of the modern educator is not to cut down jungles, but to irrigate deserts.”&nb...
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Tired Hands, Weary Feet
‘Slavery is legally banned. But millions of India’s children live and work in slave labour conditions — bonded labour,...
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258 Grooms In Surat Will Cycle To Their Weddings To Raise Awareness About Traffic & Pollution
The Central Pollution Control Board’s data from 2002-2014 shows that all major cities in North and Central India, including Delhi and Surat, have recorded a rise in p...
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