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Never say no, not at 60 or 90 - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Some dreams are postponed until there is more time. And some are abandoned altogether — not because we no longer want them, but because we have begun to believe they belong to a younger version of ourselves. Born in November 1931, Ann spent much of her life resisting the idea that age, circumstance or convention should decide the limits of her world. She was always a traveller. Over the years, she made her way through much of India and travelled across countries in Southeast Asia, Europe and Eas
Science of teaching - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Ask students what they remember most about their physics class in school, and it’s mostly the dread. The circuit that never connected right. The reading that never matched the textbook. Now, what if there was a teacher who understood all this — and realised that the problem wasn’t in the subject. It was how it was being taught. Dinesh Kumar, a physics teacher at Government Victoria Girls Senior Secondary School, Patiala, is that teacher, and the reason his students may never have to fear physics
Where daughters are celebrated with trees - The Tribune (opens the original)
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In a small village in Rajasthan’s Rajsamand district — set inside one of the region’s largest marble mining belts — a tradition began with heartbreak. When Padma Shri awardee Shyam Sundar Paliwal lost his 16-year-old daughter to dehydration, he turned his grief into a local custom: whenever a girl is born in Piplantri, the village plants 111 tree saplings and opens a bank account in her name. Decades on, this single act of remembrance has grown into a forest, a movement, and now a National Award
Canada’s offer to Punjab: Clean energy, Agritech - The Tribune (opens the original)
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British Columbia has put a concrete offer on the table for Punjab — liquefied natural gas as a clean alternative to fuel the state’s thousands of brick kilns (bhathas) and thermal plants, and processing technology to stop raw produce from being destroyed before it can be sold. In an exclusive interview with The Tribune, British Columbia’s Minister of Mining and Critical Minerals, Jagrup Brar, said, “India has a lot of thermal plants and a lot of small brick kilns. We can help Punjab make the tra
New Indian watchmakers are making timepieces which represent modern India - The Tribune (opens the original)
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As actor R Madhavan walked up to receive the Padma Shri from President Droupadi Murmu at the Rashtrapati Bhavan last month, his wrist watch stopped fans mid-scroll. It was not a Rolex. Not an Omega. Nor any other Swiss name that scores of Indians aspire to own. It was a Titan — specifically, the Nebula Jalsa Flying Tourbillon. One of only 10 pieces ever made, it is priced at Rs 40.5 lakh. Crafted in 18K rose gold, the dial carries a miniature of Jaipur’s Hawa Mahal — hand-painted by Padma Shri a
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