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Teenage Pregnancies: Why Adivasi Babies Are Dying In Dadra And Nagar Haveli
In June, 18-year-old Parsula Takre attended the funeral of her first child who she did not have a chance to name. A few villagers gathered and buried her son. Takre gave birth...
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CRY Report Highlights Indian Gender Data Gaps To Be Filled
In order to tackle the underlying gender inequality that holds girls back, India has to re strategize and undertake focused investment. New Delhi: With a population of 225 mil...
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What Is Neurocapitalism And Why Are We Living In It?
It's a fact: we are bang in the middle of the Anthropocene. We have changed the destiny of our planet and its ecosystems, to the point that human actions have become as powerf...
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The Great Barrier Reef Is Under Severe Stress – But Not Dead Yet
Reports of the death of the Great Barrier Reef have been greatly exaggerated, scientists have said, after the publication of an “obituary” for the vast c...
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Brands Are Throwing Out Gender Norms To Reflect A More Fluid World
James Charles may not seem like the typical ambassador of a beauty brand—and he's not. Meet CoverGirl's first CoverBoy. No doubt the half-century-old brand raised a few ...
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Only 1 Midwife To Track Maternal Health Of 30,000
BENGALURU: Four days ago, Surekha Deepak was forced to give birth on the road outside Aurad Taluk hospital in Bidar district. What happened in the northern tip of the st...
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Too Little, Too Late: Why Palliative Care Is Vastly Inadequate In India
Twenty eight-year-old Divya Devi placed her hands on her bloated belly, closed her eyes, and leaned her head back against a wall. A black hairband held her thinning hair toget...
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How To Share The Planet With Artificial Intelligence
Human-level intelligence is familiar in biological hardware—you’re using it now. Science and technology seem to be converging, from several directions, on the poss...
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Ontario Seeks To Put A Cap On Water Bottle Industry With Two-Year Ban
The Ontario government has proposed a two-year moratorium on the creation or expansion of bottled water operations fed by groundwater in the Canadian province, in a bid to str...
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How An American In Dharamshala Created Tibet’s First Women’s Football Team To Fight Sexism
In their modest homes in Dharamsala, a hill station in Himachal Pradesh, young Tibetan girls prepare their bags for a football camp while their mothers make tea. One of them i...
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