Women in Indian society and politics continue to be pariahs, as events related to Sabarimala and the Me Too movement reveal. Women are barred from entering the Sabarimala temple in Kerala state on grounds of impurity owing to menstruation. Beside being irrational, this social diktat violates the fundamental right of equality guaranteed under the Indian …
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Aadithyan’s foray into the world of computers started at the age of five, and along the way, he fell in love with coding and designing apps and games. When I was nine years old, the only things that helped me kill time and keep boredom away were TV shows and playtime with my friends. At …
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Indian Fertility Society meet calls for creating more awareness About 10-15% of the population in the country is affected by infertility, says M. Gouri Devi, president, Indian Fertility Society (IFS). Speaking at the 14th annual conference of the IFS on ‘Assisted Reproduction – Fertivison 2018’ here, Dr. Gouri Devi said infertility was more common in …
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At least 15-20% of the total cost for construction can also be saved by using STCM, he said. Bengaluru: A group of budding engineers from the city has developed a low-cost, environmentally-friendly and a sustainable way to mitigate the effect of earthquakes using tyre pieces and soil mixture, used as energy absorbents from earthquake and other …
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The 2 percent CSR rule has brought more firms into the social sector, but much of it is still just box-ticking After over four years of corporate social responsibility (CSR) becoming mandatory in India, there remains considerable gap between what had been the objective of this policy and what has been the outcome so far. …
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