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Dr Mushtari’s dream: From ragi to riches

It is one of the most sustainable crops to cultivate, one that can even survive amid harsh drought, making it perfect for the more arid parts of Karnataka. The benefits of ragi (finger millet) are man

Not another brick in the wall

When Dhrupad was seven years old and madly in love with racing cars, he realised he could do a Google search on them if he learned to read and write. So he taught himself from scratch. There were no

Now, hack your way to progress

Come August 17, Bengaluru’s best IT brains will hack their way to social reforms. Equipped with extensive, national-level data sets, some of the city's most brilliant analytical minds will pit themsel

Home for the elderly, hope for the lonely

A harrowing scream greeted us as we walked into the Advantage Elder Care home in Kothanur. It came from an old woman completely bent over with arthritis, whose closest companion is utter agony. She ca

Voice of Pakistan’s oppressed heard in Bengaluru

Paradise is found in the most unlikely places. As Salima Hashmi began her lecture on Pakistan, she set out to break the stereotype of the militant lifestyle that the world sees as the terrorist’s bree

Jeny’s motto: A quarry is no place to build a future

India is a rapidly growing source of granite and is already one of the leading suppliers of granite and sandstone in the world. The granite quarrying business flourishes around Bengaluru. An estimated

The story of the Afghan dream retold

“If we keep our beards long, we are suspected to be al-Qaeda or the Taliban opeatives by the U.S. military. If we keep our beards short, we are assumed to be agents of international agencies by the Ta

Love is Joyce’s key to change

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What Joyce Jayaseelan has come to learn in her 30- odd years as a family counsellor is that tenderness will take you far, for, those who are hardest to love are the ones who need it the most.

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Learning skills help bridge the class divide

Cinderella stories will never go out of style. Heart-warming recounts of rags to riches tales — the poor, wretched boy with a heart of gold who acquires great wealth and fame through his determinatio

City prof’s model can predict El Nino 18 months ahead

Beware the present dry spell might just get worse. The effect of El Nino, a climatic cycle that affects rainfall all over the world, has got a stranglehold over monsoon causing a shortage of over 60 p

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I want to begin with a little story that was told to me by a leading executive at Aptech. He was exercising in a gym with a lot of younger people.

Shekhar Kapur’s Bandit Queen didn’t make the cut. Neither did Shaji Karun’s Piravi, which bagged 31 international awards.