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NYC public school system launches “Meatless Mondays” to fight climate change

Headlines March 15, 2019

This week, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that all the public schools in NYC will observe “Meatless Mondays” in order to tackle two major problems – climate

Poor villages in India get access to electricity from newly built biogas plants, thanks to the untiring efforts of this young lady

Headlines March 14, 2019

Akanksha Singh completed her Masters in Social Entrepreneurship from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) in 2014, after which she went to Jhabua district in the state of Madhya

Millions in India to benefit from major price cuts offered by government on anti-cancer drugs

Uncategorized March 13, 2019

The Indian National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) recently announced major price cuts (some of them as much as 87%) on 390 different anti-cancer treatment brands, which means that these lifesaving

This Indian woman left her job to save the lives of distressed farmers

Headlines March 12, 2019

Shruti N was working at a renowned hospital in Hyderabad as a psychiatrist. While working there, she realized that while metal health issues plagued people in both urban and rural

This gin is being made from surplus supermarket grapes that would otherwise end up as food waste

Headlines March 11, 2019

British fruit supplier and importer Richard Hochfeld imports bunches of black and green grapes from South America and South Africa and every year, the company loses the equivalent of 1.4 million

Around 5,000 people wait in rain for hours to see if they’re a stem cell match for boy with cancer

Headlines March 8, 2019

Oscar Saxelby-Lee, a 5-year-old from UK, is battling acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and his doctors have warned that the little boy has just three months to find a stem cell donor

NYC public school system launches “Meatless Mondays” to fight climate change

Poor villages in India get access to electricity from newly built biogas plants, thanks to the untiring efforts of this young lady

Millions in India to benefit from major price cuts offered by government on anti-cancer drugs

This Indian woman left her job to save the lives of distressed farmers

This gin is being made from surplus supermarket grapes that would otherwise end up as food waste

Around 5,000 people wait in rain for hours to see if they’re a stem cell match for boy with cancer

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