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Search ResultRaj Marphatia: A Bombay Boy who never lost
He was the first non-white President of the prestigious Harvard Law Review, writes Dilip D’souza
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The Talented Taurean: Bhanu Athaiya
Bhanu Rajopdhye Athaiya was born on April 28, 1929 in Kolhapur. Humra Quraishi interviewed Athaiya around ...
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“The more I sit thinking of Manto’s genius, I recall my meeting his grandnephew Abid Hasan Minto, in New Delhi&rd...
Read MoreStories of women, by women rule the 2019 Women’s prize for fiction shortlist
This year’s Women’s Prize for fiction comprise of novels which talk about women in history from Pat Barker’s retelling of the...
Read MoreUN recommends only one hour of screen time for kids under 5
The World Health Organization, in a recent campaign stated that toddlers should spend no more than 60 minutes passively watching a screen every...
Read MoreIndia can become cervical cancer free within the next 60 years
An article from the India Today reports that cervical cancer may get completely eliminated by 2079. According to a recent Lancet Read More
“Everyone has a right to access quality healthcare” - WHO
The World Health Organization has sponsored for the key topic of concern at a global medicine forum in South Africa stating that developing cou...
Read MoreYoung leaders call for accelerated efforts for a more sustainable future
On 10th April, more than 1,000 young leaders and advocates at the United Nations called on the global community to deliver on their promise of ...
Read MoreStudy reveals India lacks an estimated 600,000 doctors and 2 million nurses
India has shortage of an estimated 600,000 doctors and 2 million nurses, a recent study shows. Scientists say that this lack of staff is preven...
Read MoreLack of safe water far deadlier for children than war
Marking the World Water Day, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said in a report that lack of safe water is far deadlier for children than w...
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