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How India Transformed the Vulnerable ‘Chicken Neck’ into a Dominant ‘Elephant Trunk’
Through an aggressive buildup of forward infrastructure and permanent military placements, India is transforming this historical chokepoint. The fragile ‘Chicken’s Neck, has evolved into a muscular ‘Elephant Trunk’, a powerful,...
Young Voices Take Centre Stage at Blind Boys’ Academy’s 53-Year-Old Inter-School Debate Competition
After a closely contested competition marked by thoughtful arguments and impressive oratory, Delhi Public School, Ruby Park emerged as the Champion, while Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya, Narendrapur secured the Runner-up position....
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9 Out of Every 10 Cybercrimes against Children involve Transmitting Sexually Explicit Content
Latest NCRB figures highlight growing threats to children both online and offline, with cyber sexual exploitation emerging as a major concern....
Empowering Democracy Through Touch: How Braille Ballots Are Transforming Voting for the Visually Impaired in Eastern India
Voters can now independently identify candidates and cast their votes without external support preserving both secrecy and self-reliance....
Mayabious Group Bags Top Honours at National Design Awards
Mayabious won Gold for “75 Brands Book” under Most Creative Representational Illustration. It also clinched three Bronze awards for projects including an IoT-enabled architectural scale model and walkthrough for Ambuja...
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Narendrapur Blind Boys’ Academy Celebrates India’s 80th Independence Day with Patriotic Competitions
The programme aimed to instil patriotism, national pride, and a sense of active citizenship among students, with a special focus on encouraging the younger …
Kolkata Hosts Launch of ‘Sadaaqa’, a Book Celebrating India – Kuwait Cultural and Historical Ties
Derived from the Arabic word for ‘friendship,’ Sadaaqa presents conversations with prominent Kuwaitis and Indians whose lives and work have contributed to strengthening ties …
Half of India’s Children Fail to Reach Class XII Despite Gains in Schooling: CRY
India now has 14.67 lakh schools serving 24.72 crore students with the support of 1.03 crore teachers, making it one of the world's largest …
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Interview: Business Tycoon in Search of the Spiritual Wealth
Alfred Ford, the Great Grandson of American Automobile legend Henry Ford tells Joydeep Das Gupta why expanding consciousness is more important to him than …
