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Countries Introduce ‘Books’ Specific to Their Economy Or Society
Ronni Abergel, one of the founders of the Living Library, says, 'A living book is a person who has chosen to be a public representative of a certain group.
Ruchira Gupta’s Fight Against Sex Trafficking
It all began on a reporting assignment in the hills of Nepal, where she realised something was ominously wrong. 'Where are all the girls?' she asked the men in the villages she passed through.
The Rain Gods Have Not Been Kind in Palashban
This is Siuli's daily early morning ritual. Water is a precious commodity in this village situated in a drought-prone area. There has been just six weeks of rain this year, not even sufficient to fill up the 20-odd ponds here.
Women Want a Peace of The Action
A woman's place is at the negotiating table, especially when the issue at hand is about winning lasting peace that has eluded the community for decades.
Precious Things Now Come in Small Packages
Precious things now come in small packages going by the gleaming Beat, Ritz, Jazz and other four wheel drives that were on display at the recent auto expo in the Indian capital.
