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What We Learned About The Global Burden Of Disease?
Kofi Annan, the former Secretary-General of the United Nations, observed that knowledge is power and information is liberating. Indeed, the collection, analysis and dissemi...
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TBI Blogs: One Woman Single-Handedly Brought An Entire District Back On Its Feet After The Manipur Floods
Even thinking about the lashing rains, followed by massive landslides, road cave-ins, a bridge collapse, and hundreds of crumbling homes, brings chilling fear back to her b...
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Seeing Earth From Space Is The Key To Saving Our Species From Itself
When Yuri Gagarin became the first human to orbit the Earth in April 1961, he carried centuries of hopes and dreams into space with him. Visionaries had long struggled to p...
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Fighting Gender Violence: Acid Attack Survivors Get A Graphic Novel
In a society where rape and acid attack survivors are often alienated, it’s pivotal to create awareness and understanding among people. The graphic novel, Priya&rsquo...
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Meet The 23-Year-Old Who Has Trained More Than 300 Rural Children In Using The Personal Computer
Kainat Ansari first learnt to operate a PC when she was in Class 6. Now, in less than two years, she has introduced the PC to more than 300 children in rural India, enablin...
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Kaleidoscope - Maid For Mumbai
It may or may not be true of other cities, but Mumbai moves on tracks built partly by the bais, the domestic helpers, mostly from rural Maharashtra, who manage homes, so th...
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True Review Television - Prime Time’s Little Thespian
During Navratri, a cable channel made capital with Falguni Pathak live all nine days at a venue in suburban Mumbai. The entrance must have been unimaginable, but judging fr...
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Meet The Indian Girl Who Won $1 Million Hult Prize & Is Solving Transportation Issues In Kenya
“Lags in the transportation system are a big issue in many countries and it is something that is often overlooked even though people use it on a daily basis. When tra...
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Why We Started 'WOMAN'
Almost two years ago, feminist activist and writer Gloria Steinem and activist Amy Richards visited the VICE office in Brooklyn to discuss the critical (yet rarely discusse...
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WHO Calls For Higher Taxes On Sugary Drinks
The World Health Organization (WHO) urged countries on Tuesday to raise taxes on sugary drinks it blames for fuelling global epidemics of obesity and diabetes, saying this ...
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