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Reflections on Carbon Credit Law for Individuals as Well

By Bhumiputra Wagh This is a serious subject—one that deserves careful thought and practical action. Across the world, companies work to expand their businesses and economies. Every business depends on energy in one form or another: diesel, petrol, coal, natural gas, solar power, wind energy, biomass, and other resources. While

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How Telangana’s Students Are Becoming Compassionate Citizens?

Mazhar Hussain, Chief Executive, COVA, Hyderabad. Peace Series 8 What if schools taught students not only how to solve mathematical equations but also how to solve the problems around them? What if young people learned not only about history and science but also about empathy, social responsibility, and community leadership?

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From Panic to Pantry: How a Train Journey Became a Testament

By Hemant Kelkar Suddenly, my friend’s 2-year-old son developed a fever. We didn’t have any medicines with us, and there were still 7 hours left before reaching our destination, Madgaon. We thought about getting off at the next station, consulting a doctor, and then continuing the journey by road. Casually,

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Reflections on Carbon Credit Law for Individuals as Well

By Bhumiputra Wagh This is a serious subject—one that deserves careful thought and practical action. Across the world, companies work to expand their businesses and economies. Every business depends on energy in one form or another: diesel, petrol, coal, natural gas, solar power, wind energy, biomass, and other resources. While

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How Telangana’s Students Are Becoming Compassionate Citizens?

Mazhar Hussain, Chief Executive, COVA, Hyderabad. Peace Series 8 What if schools taught students not only how to solve mathematical equations but also how to solve the problems around them? What if young people learned not only about history and science but also about empathy, social responsibility, and community leadership?

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From Panic to Pantry: How a Train Journey Became a Testament

By Hemant Kelkar Suddenly, my friend’s 2-year-old son developed a fever. We didn’t have any medicines with us, and there were still 7 hours left before reaching our destination, Madgaon. We thought about getting off at the next station, consulting a doctor, and then continuing the journey by road. Casually,

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