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Fishing for ghost nets: How TREE Foundation and HCLFoundation are cleaning the seas (opens the original)
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More than 11,500 kilos of abandoned, lost or discarded fishing nets, known as ghost nets, were collected in the last three months from the Chennai coast, largely from the Neelankarai-to-Kovalam section. That is just the tip of the iceberg. Tonnes of them are yet to be retrieved from our long coastline, many entangled around marine animals preventing them from moving freely. “In fact, when the North East Monsoon sets in, the quantity of ghost nets being collected also increases depending on the w
Fishing for ghost nets: How TREE Foundation and HCLFoundation are cleaning the seas (opens the original)
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More than 11,500 kilos of abandoned, lost or discarded fishing nets, known as ghost nets, were collected in the last three months from the Chennai coast, largely from the Neelankarai-to-Kovalam section. That is just the tip of the iceberg. Tonnes of them are yet to be retrieved from our long coastline, many entangled around marine animals preventing them from moving freely. “In fact, when the North East Monsoon sets in, the quantity of ghost nets being collected also increases depending on the w
Social media opening doors to child marriages? (opens the original)
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Last year, the District Child Welfare Committee in Chennai dealt with a case where a 15-year-old girl from Nepal had married a 28-year-old man working in Chennai, the two having met on Instagram. With the help of friends, they got married in Chennai. A month into the marriage, the girl was traced after she made a call to her sister in Nepal. The girl’s family lodged a complaint with the police following which India Child Protection, a civil society organisation working in the area of child prote
Teachersâ Day: Mapping lessons beyond the classroom (opens the original)
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With two awards, it was double the delight for this Geography teacher from Government Model Higher Secondary School in Nandanam, on September 5 when he received the Dr. Radhakrishnan Best Teacher Award from the Tamil Nadu government. And on September 6, the post graduate teacher will be among ten teachers to receive the Vidhya Seva Samman. Following teaching stints in Ethopia and a few Indian states, 12 years ago, R. Subramanian eased into the role as government school teacher at KLK Boys Higher
A triumph both on and off the goalball court (opens the original)
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Viewed at a surface level, the Tamil Nadu team’s great showing in the Indian Blind Sports Association’s “Second Youth National Goalball Championship 2026”, where it took the second place, is just another victory in a sporting arena. At a deeper level, this victory signals other victories. For one, it is a victory for the Goalball Association of Tamil Nadu, a registered body just a year old, for its successful efforts to stitch together a team comprising visually impaired students from small town
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