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Glasgow University team develops simple test to de...
September 21, 2022
A simple blood and urine test can identify those most at risk of severe complications of chronic kidney disease. However, despite being recommended by the British government in 2021, many patients and doctors remain unaware of the test’s life-saving potential. New research, led...
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On Indian Teachers’ Day a message to today’s t...
September 5, 2022
On this Indian Teachers’ Day, I would like to draw a comparison between the teachers of yesteryears and the teachers of the present. Gone are those days where a child at school looked up to the teacher as the supreme mentor in their lives. Whatever the teachers said was GodR...
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Interview with Himanshu Talwar
August 29, 2022
Switching from speaking Spanish with a Latin American flair to learning the Japanese way of life and their language is not something many Indians, especially those who have grown up in India, would be able to handle. But successfully achieving this huge career switch and overcomi...
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Demands of justice for Bilkis Bano ring loud in Ja...
August 27, 2022
Over 300 persons, mainly women belonging to various human rights groups, staged a protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Saturday as part of the ongoing, nationwide protests against the remission granted by Gujarat government to 11 persons convicted of gang-rape and murder in t...
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State of Women in India (1947-2022)
August 15, 2022
75 years after Independence, MIGTV looks at the progress made by Indian Women towards Equality & Empowerment. Though India is a male-dominated society and women are oppressed, Indian women have made some progress towards equality, through better education, health and employme...
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Besides Draupadi Murmu, 5 Tribal Women You Should ...
August 12, 2022
The recent election of Draupadi Murmu as the first tribal President of India has put the focus on the state of tribal communities, especially the women. Beyond Murmu, there are many tribal women who have been taking up the cause of their community and fighting for not only protec...
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India finish 4th with 61 medals in Birmingham Comm...
August 9, 2022
At the Birmingham Commonwealth Games 2022 that concluded on Monday night, India finished its campaign with the total tally of 61 medals, taking the fourth position in terms of medals. gaining its 4th position. On the face of it, with five fewer medals, India slipped one place fro...
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Secret behind traditional bride price of INR 12 in...
August 8, 2022
A traditional Santhal marriage, known as ‘Hor Bapla’ in Santhali, is one of the most complex, social and religious ceremonies of the Santhals living in a vast territory in eastern India and even Nepal and Bangladesh. The Santhali wedding season begins in the month of Falgun (...
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Marking birth centenary of SUCI founder Comrade Sh...
July 30, 2022
August 5 2023 will mark 100 years since the birth of prominent Communist leader of India, Shibdas Ghosh, who was the Founder General Secretary of the Socialist Unity Centre of India – Communist. In order to honour its founder-leader, SUCI (Communist) has organised a year-long c...
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Reluctant to adopt, Indians turn to IVF
July 25, 2022
In 2009, Rinki Kumari (name changed) got married to Sonu Kumar in Hajipur district of Bihar. The couple wanted to have a child after a year of marriage, but Kumari could not conceive. After 4 miscarriages, the couple abandoned the hope of having a baby. The repeated failure to ha...
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