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Fixing the holes in the education system (opens the original)
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Imagine a classroom where you are given the space to explore and understand concepts on your own with the guidance of a teacher and the internet. Imagine the amount of knowledge which will open up if this non-traditional education style is adopted. That is exactly what Professor Sugata Mitra, a computer scientist and educational theorist, envisioned in his idea of how educational systems can become better equipped for the future. At a time when conversations are moving more towards banning phone
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit: the lamp of India (opens the original)
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In the year 1900, in Allahabad, Motilal Nehru and Swaruprani Thussu had a little girl child whom they named Swarup. She was the second child, and her elder brother is quite a familiar name to many — Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India. Still confused about who we are talking about? This is the story of Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit (born as Swarup Nehru), an Indian freedom fighter, diplomat and the eighth President of the United Nations General Assembly, making her the first woman and th
Amelia Earhart: the one who soared high in the sky (opens the original)
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On July 24, 1897, in Kansas, a young girl was born to Edwin Stanton Earhart and Amy Otis Earhart. Little did they know she was destined to literally soar the skies with success. This is the story of Amelia Earhart — one of the most iconic aviators of the 20th Century. Born into a middle-class family in the United States of America, still recovering from financial depression, Amelia Mary Earhart grew up in a pretty unstable household. Her father’s job often demanded that they move from one place
bell hooks: a pioneer of intersectional feminism (opens the original)
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Born in 1952 to a working-class family in Kentucky, young Gloria Jean Watkins turned her experiences with racism, class inequality and gender discrimination into something bigger. She redefined feminism and talked about the intersectional relationship between race, class and gender. The bodies of work she published are considered a go-to for many to understand feminism, gender discrimination and black life. However, Gloria may not be the name you have associated with these works. This is the sto
Why is it called the shift key? (opens the original)
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Have you ever looked at a keyboard and wondered why there is a key called ‘shift’ staring at you? That too, not just on one side, but one on each side, with an upward arrow next to it. Sometimes the key becomes just the upward arrow as well, like how it is shown on phone keyboards. What is this key? Why is it called the ‘shift’ key? Read on to know more about its origin story! Fun fact: the shift key was never an invention made for computers. It began way back in the late 1800s when typewriters
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