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India, A Victim Of E-Waste Crime
Much of the 40 million tonnes of electronic waste produced around the world — old smartphones, TVs, laptops and obsolete kitchen appliances — finds its way ille...
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Can Big Data Based Intelligence Substitute Human Creativity?
Some time ago BBC published an article titled, “Calculated Risks: Will Algorithms Make Business Boring?” In the article, the author related this story: When Net...
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Microbeads Kill Animals And Destroy The Environment — So California May Ban Them
The many cosmetic and personal hygiene products that contain tiny plastic pellets in their creams and gels appear to be on the verge of being banned in California, after th...
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Tunable Liquid-Metal Antennas Are Perfect for Connecting The Internet Of Things
Engineers at North Carolina State University have devised a new form of tiny, liquid-metal antenna that’s capable of tuning into a wide range of radio frequencies, of...
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Entering The Mind Of My Rapist: An Exercise In Extreme Empathy
The essential dilemma after a date rape is also the essential dilemma before the novelist: Who’s in charge of the narrative, and what is his or her perspective? My ra...
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Scientists Can Now Transform Blood Cells Into Neurons
Taking a trip to a clinic to give blood has just become a mission with a dual purpose. Scientists at McMaster University have discovered how to take those blood samples and...
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She Worked As Domestic Help In 5 Bengaluru Houses, Still Scored 84% In Class 12 Exam
17-year-old Shalini of Bengaluru has scored 84 per cent in her Class 12 exam. Nothing unusual, many would argue – except that when others took study breaks, this teen...
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At U.N., Radicals Regret Lack Of ??rogress??And Seek To Feminize Post-2015 Development Agenda
Against the backdrop of ongoing negotiations over the United Nations??new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), delegates and activists from around the world met at the U.N...
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Why The Children Of The Poor Must Not Be Allowed To Work In Family Enterprises
The shocking decision of the Union Cabinet to legalise child work after school hours in family enterprises must compel us to turn an unflinching spotlight on one of our gra...
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Educating for Sustainable Development
PARIS ? This year marks a turning point for the world, with the international community adopting a new global development strategy in September and negotiating a universal ...
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