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Kuttykunju Thangkachi broke new ground in music, theatre and literature at a time when women’s creativity was expected to remain private.
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Classrooms should encourage and asses dialogue as opposed to purely descriptive assessments to assist a student’s learning.
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Oscar Davis writes
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Syed Md Nurul Basir, director general of the Department of Jute, said that the government was committed to saving the interests of millions of jute growers.
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Kamran Reza Chowdhury writes
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Replug | Masala dosa at Guntakal. Curd rice with pickle at Trivandrum. Sanitised, neat packages on the Vande Bharat train. Meals on board have changed – and how.
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The US needs to treat Gulf data infrastructure the way it treats oil, integrating it into contingency planning and regional security coordination, Zabin said.
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Indranil Ghosh writes
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#China has ordered an "all-out" rescue effort in a remote area of #Tibet after an #earthquake killed at least 16 people and injured dozens more.
Over 300 houses collapsed or were damaged in the 7.0-magnitude quake, and more than 12,000 residents have been evacuated.
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Our food, music, thought and emotion are made of layered pasts. The attempt to strip this away in an elusive search for purity misses how cultures survive.
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Nirupama Menon Rao writes
Her very name, Bibha, means “light” – appropriate for the trailblazing experiments she conducted, tracing the paths of cosmic particles and making their passage visible to the human eye.
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Kamayani Sharma writes
These texts enforced gender roles around domestic labour and helped shape a ‘national cuisine’ rooted in dominant-caste Hindu preferences.
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Sohel Sarkar writes
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The significance of Durga Puja’s pandals lies in their capacity to make competing histories and uncomfortable truths visible in public space.
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The question is whether this capacity can survive an atmosphere in which artists, organisers and vendors must anticipate the consequences of expression before acting, Amrita DasGupta writes
The botched execution throws up many inconvenient facts. #ChristaPike lives with what one can only assume is incredible pain, both physical and mental. The Eighth Amendment of the US Constitution is silent on this.
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Peter Ronald deSouza writes
Medicines for sickle cell anemia are free in specific government hospitals. However, reality is different.
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“Even if they are available, they only give us a week’s worth of medicine,” said a patient. “So, we mostly end up buying it, which comes to Rs 2,500 a month.”
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Protesters are asking why the police fired tear gas shells at peaceful protesters who were sitting on the road near the Pasighat bridge.
They allege that this led to the clashes & burning of vehicles
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On Friday, Justice Subramonium Prasad said that there were “adequate safeguards” and directions had been issued to the special executive magistrate to give all materials to #NehaBora before passing any order in the inquiry.
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Arson and clashes reported in Pasighat where hundreds of people protesting against the Siang mega dam.
Earlier in the day, five Geku women were hospitalized as police resorted to tear gas shelling in Dite Dime, a proposed dam site in the bank of Siang river.
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What the pact does is subtler. By putting Pakistani and Turkish air defenders around Saudi cities and oil installations, it frees Saudi aircraft and crews to fight over Yemen.
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M Waqas Haider writes
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Maharashtra FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe’s crackdown on unhygienic eateries and quick-commerce dark stores has won him fans and rattled the food industry. scroll.in/article/1095147/ho…
Several businesses have faced temporary licence suspensions over hygiene violations.
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Elephants are wide-ranging, intensely social animals whose lives involve movement over substantial distances, complex relationships with other elephants, communication, learning and choice. Captivity compresses that world.
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By Alok Hisarwala
"#ChaarYaar works in fits and starts, but is mostly a humourless slog to sit through. The eight-episode series has too many moving parts, some of which creak with overuse," @deepagahlot reviews.
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In 2018, the Centre launched the Anemia Mukt Bharat programme, the large-scale provision of iron and folic acid supplements, and the introduction of fortification mandates. However, the fifth round of the survey saw a reversal of these gains.
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