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How our post-Nepal disaster remittance is crucial climate action

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By Ruchira Talukdar
| Indian Link Verified
Reading Time: 4 minutes On 26th August, across the Nepal-Tibet border, what seems like a sudden ice-rock avalanche or glacier collapse sent massive volumes of debris and water cascading down the Bhote Koshi River. The intensity of the flood tore down buildings and bridges in an instant, and transformed known places and entire landscapes in the blink of an eye. A week later, the death toll stands at over 1,100 and those missing at close to 4000.
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How India’s first Gen Z-led protests reclaimed democracy

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By Ruchira Talukdar
| NRI Affairs
Student unions have been agitating against the issue of rampant paper leaks in India’s national level qualifying entrance examinations. The examination papers of the national entrance for medical and dental courses (NEET) have been leaked thrice in the last five years including this year. The competition for each available seat and expenditure of private tuition in the preparation are factors that by themselves exert unhealthy pressure on students.
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As school students strike for climate once more, here's how the movement and its tactics have changed

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By Eve Mayes, Ruchira Talukdar
| Phys.org Verified
On Friday, students will once again down textbooks and laptops and go on strike for climate action. Many will give their schools a Climate Doctor's Certificate signed by three leading climate academics. These strikes—part of a National Climate Strike—mark five years since school students started walking out of schools to demand greater action on climate change. In 2018, the first students to strike defied calls by then prime minister Scott Morrison for "less activism" and to stay in school.
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