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Satyarupa Shekhar writes about a survey in Chennai to learn more about abandoned and impounded vehicles, which in turn revealed how the police deal with the situation and what more can be done.

Anando Ghosh recently participated in a webinar organized by World Peace Youth, where an Indian youth spoke about his views on peace keeping around the world.

Maryna Van Antwerp talks about her trip to India and how the country’s culture, its people, and many other things stole a piece of her heart.

Aishwariya Subramanian writes about why she thinks the cultural exchange between India and Pakistan shouldn't come to an end and why Fawad Khan should not be sent packing.

The Delhi High Court recently rejected the demand of publishers’ to ban coursepacks on the grounds of violation of copyright. R. Nanjappa shares why he thinks the ruling is unfair.

Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, UN Under-Secretary-General and UN Women Executive Director, shares her views on the contribution of sport to achieve gender equality and end violence against women and girls.

Several accidents take place on railway tracks in India. People fall off running trains, trip and fall while trying to get off a moving train, face unfortunate consequences while crossing tracks, and more. The loss of numerous lives motivated Harshul Balani to come up with an idea to overcoming the issue.

Dr. Hema Krishnan thinks cooperatives have the capacity to lift millions of the world’s impoverished, as they have in India. Here's why she thinks they support those living below the poverty line.

Their names, the stories behind their origin, their interesting feeding habits, and their struggle to survive – Gangadharan Menon talks about butterflies, the beautiful and mysterious winged insects.

Arun A.G. talks about 12 things he thinks should be included in the education curriculum for the development of full potential of students. Even if some of these might be a part of the syllabus in a few schools, they need more attention and the scope of the subjects needs to be expanded.