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Students studying in the library of SPICE, Mumbai

Cracking the Study Code

25th May 202225th May 2022 Nasreen Hashambhoy students, study tips

The ‘study code’ also includes techniques to manage your energy, plan your studies, and ensure your health is maintained.

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Rohan Singhal: Globetrotting Harmonica Player

30th April 202230th April 2022 Verus Ferreira harmonica, Indore, Mahindra Blues Festival, young achiever

Rohan Singhal has been playing the harmonica for the last 12 years in genres from blues, jazz, funk, rock, fusion of western and Indian classical music.

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Caring for the Environment is Caring for Ourselves

31st March 202231st March 2022 Sanjoli Banerjee Earth Day, environment, nature

When we dissociate ourselves from nature is when we think it is just nature that is in danger but we are safe.

Sanjoli Banerjee, activist and changemaker

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Sanjoli Banerjee: The Fearless Activist and Changemaker

1st March 20222nd March 2022 Joe Eruppakkatt activist, changemakers, female foeticide

Sanjoli became a social activist when she asked these bitter questions: What is female foeticide? Why do people support the killing of my unborn sister?

Nirmala Peters-Mehendale (center), Founder - Kindness Unlimited and Global President - World Kindness Movement

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Imagining ‘K’India: Transforming the Nation, One Kind Act at a Time

31st January 202215th March 2022 Naresh Karmalker kindness, Kindness Unlimited

Nirmala Peters-Mehendale tells us why she believes that kindness will be the one habit that will transform this country.

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