“Kashmiri art is on the decline. It is vanishing at a very fast pace. We must do something for its revival.” Insha Mir and Fouzia Bhat Kashmir met in 2020 during their fellowship with the Naropa Fellowship in Ladakh. The two young women quickly sparked on the idea of creating a startup that aims to preserve the authenticity of …
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India’s leading consumer products brand, Borosil Ltd has extended its support to the Inspire Institute of Sport and its athletes by introducing a food and nutritional program for the next three years. This new program aims to educate athletes about the importance of health and good nutrition via food to achieve their dreams. Borosil has …
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The chess fever in Chennai has peaked ahead of the 44th Chess Olympiad that begins tomorrow. Chennai: A day ahead of the Chess Olympiad in Chennai, 150 underprivileged children from various government schools were given the opportunity to fly. This was the first flight of all these students, who won in a district-level chess tournament. Dr …
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A video of a man dressed like Yamaraja to highlight the issue of potholes in Bengaluru has gone viral on the internet. Bengaluru: Potholes are a common sight on Indian roads and they especially increase in number and size during monsoon, causing a lot of problems for the common man. Frustrated by the menace, a man …
The school management has arranged specific provisions for speech therapy, sensory physiotherapy, and inclusive footwork for mentally challenged, speech-impaired and hearing-impaired children. A government middle school in Puducherry’s Laspettai has begun special classes for differently-abled children from classes 1-5 under the inclusive education programme of the New Education Policy. It is the first such initiative …
