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The daily struggles of accessibility that we never see and how we can fix them | Disability, Access, Inclusion
What Accessibility Really Means (It’s Not What You Think) Accessibility isn’t just about ramps, signs, or special features: it’s about dignity, independence,…
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Who is Raj Mantena, the Indian American billionaire, going viral in photos with Justin Bieber, Jennifer Lopez and Donald Trump Jr.
Donald Trump Jr, US President Donald Trump’s son, was spotted in India, taking a tour of the Taj Mahal. Around the same…
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What cyber criminals work on – your trust or your fear One-Time Passwords (OTPs) have become the backbone of digital security, used…
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 Can India and her Classrooms Go Digital Without Losing their Values and Falling for Tech Addiction?
Smartphones and Students: Should India Consider Restrictions for children under 18? India today stands at a pivotal moment where modernity and heritage…
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What number makes you feel like the air quality is improving – AQI 150? 100? Maybe 80? Many of us assume these…
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Cybersecurity analyst Jiten Jain, Director of Voyager Infosec, in conversation with Ketki Angre, discusses the looming cyber attack on governments and nations.…
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Culture
Identity on a Plate: How Arunachal’s Monpa Women blended conservation and cuisine to champion financial independence
For decades, the cuisines of the Himalayas remained distant from the palate of India’s capital — separated by geography and tucked away…
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For India to build a truly future-ready education system, it must nurture a culture of inquiry, reflection and independent thinking. In a…
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Students with learning disabilities often face unique challenges in the classroom. To help them reach their full potential, educational boards such as…
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Clerical errors made by officials led to two separate cases of injustice, where a living woman was declared dead and one man’s…
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“Like we have IAS for bureaucrats, why not have Indian Education Service for teachers?” Dr Vinay Sahasrabuddhe on teacher quality
Did the teacher who is in-charge of a classroom full of students choose teaching because that was his/ her first preference or the last…
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“The police seemed less concerned about the public health emergency and more about clearing the streets of people calling attention to it.“…
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Shafali Verma’s story is the stuff of pure cinema, except it’s all true. Born in Haryana, Shafali’s passion burned too brightly to…
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Finding out that a child has a learning disability often brings a wave of emotions: confusion, fear, guilt, even sadness. Parents start…
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She cut her hair short; another one played disguised as a boy; one player’s parents broke FDs to fuel her dreams; another one’s…
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A powerful explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort on Monday evening killed at least eight people and injured over two dozen, jolting the…
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Harmanpreet Kaur’s career has been a bridge between eras. From a time when women cricketers played in anonymity to the night when…
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The Sunday crowds around Kartavya Path looked on as a determined group of people, many of them wearing masks came to protest…
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Interview with Additional Development Commissioner (MSME), Sanjeev Chawla From industrial clusters in Faridabad to the government’s policy corridors in Chandigarh, the conversation…