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Beautiful Resistance: Why Protest In All Art Matters
Recently I was at a dinner party of my peers, which is to say: Not Young People. (Thus far, most Generation Xers refuse to refer to themselves as middle-aged, though we surely...
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This Woman Just Figured Out How To Control Sperm With Her Brain
For transdisciplinary artist Ani Liu, working in science and technology has provided a way for her to explore the intersection between research, culture, and implications of e...
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Are Companies Ready To Rethink The Way They Do Business?
As we kick off a series looking at how business can embrace sustainability, particularly renewables and the circular economy, tell us what you think we should be covering With...
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Centre Comes With Procedures For Rehabilitation Of Children In Conflict With Law
To reduce incarceration while protecting children from violence, abuse and exploitation, centre has developed a Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for rehabilitation of child...
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Putting Child Rights at the Heart of Climate Talks
“Whatever land my father had and the house he had went under the water in the river erosion and that’s why my parents decided to get me married,” said Sultan...
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New Computers Can Delete Thoughts Without Your Knowledge, Experts Warn
“Thou canst not touch the freedom of my mind,” wrote the playwright John Milton in 1634. But, nearly 400 years later, technological advances in machines that can r...
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In India, Only 1 In 10 Children Aged 6 to 23 Months Gets Adequate Diet
Only one in 10 Indian children aged 6-23 months gets “adequate diet”, according to an IndiaSpend analysis of data from National Family Health Survey 2015-16 (NFHS-...
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Why 14 Black Male Cambridge Students Posed For This Photo
"Young black men don't grow up thinking they'll make it here. They should." This was the intended message behind a photo of 14 black male students from Cambridge University th...
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Resurgence Of Religion: Not Despite Modernisation But Because Of It
In his 1967 book, The Sacred Canopy, sociologist Peter Berger, famously argued that religion would decline and become redundant as the world modernised. Three decades later, e...
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Oblivious Of Names Of Partners, Newly Married Child Couples Seek Blessings
RAJGARH/BHOPAL: It’s exhaustingly hot at the hill-top temple in Rajgarh on April-end afternoon of Akshay Tritiya Day. Watching her steps from under a long veil of heavil...
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