Let There Be Light
Success and human interest news, stories, analytical pieces and news feature from West Bengal, Jharkhand, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh
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Lack of funds, hurdle in realizing the America dream of Bengal’s Ballet Boy
Kolkata/Mumbai: A teenager from Bengal’s Siliguri district is trying his best to gather funds which could help him pursue his…
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Garos in West Bengal village losing matrilineal identity
Kolkata: Gabrielle Bertrand in her book ‘Secret Lands Where Women Reign’, wrote, “Recalling my first contacts with that Garos community…
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Over 4500 children picks mica and do not go to school in Giridih, Koderma and Nawada districts- NCPCR Chairman
Ranchi: More than 4500 children are picking mica in Giridih, Koderma and Nawada districts of Jharkhand and Bihar, and are…
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Chennai Brew: Going beyond coffee, connecting communities
Kolkata/Chennai: This is ‘brewed’ in Chennai, but it is not coffee. It is a book titled Chennai Brew Some Voices…
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Elementary school dropout uses ‘jugaad’ to develop low-cost tractor-like machine from scrap
Ranchi: Thirty-three-year-old Mahesh Karmali, a resident of Uncha Ghana village in Vishnughar, Hazaribagh, has proved that indeed necessity is the…
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Rock ‘n’ Roll – The Next Generation School of Rock – way!
Kolkata: There are shows. And then there are SHOWS. Well, the presentation of The Next Generation School of Rock: The…
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200 रुपए लौटाने भारत आए केन्या के सांसद, 30 साल पहले औरंगाबाद में लिया था कर्ज
औरंगाबाद: महाराष्ट्र के औरंगाबाद में रहने वाले 70 वर्ष के काशिनाथ गवली सोमवार को उस समय हैरान रह गए जब…
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A short film explores same sex questions— among youth and grand parents
Kolkata: How conducive is it for a young man who is in same sex relationship to break ‘the news’ to…
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Humanity is alive, many students opt for it as religion while seeking admission in West Bengal Colleges
Kolkata: At a time when a lot of hatred is being spread in the name of religion, not just in…
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Kolkata Boy Scores 78 percent in WBHSE despite rare lung disorder
Kolkata: Toppers are not always those who score the highest marks. Sometimes even those who score a little less than…
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