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Indrani Das: Indian-American STEM girl pioneers new treatment for brain damage

Indrani Das: Indian-American STEM girl pioneers new treatment for brain damage

by Charu Thakur | Dec 15, 2022

(December 15, 2022) A rebellion put Indian American Indrani Das on the path to research brain injuries, something that led her to win a quarter-million-dollar at the Regeneron Science Talent Search award as a 17-year-old. While most Indian parents coax their children...
Fighting spirit: Pooja Nagpal trains rural girls in self-defence

Fighting spirit: Pooja Nagpal trains rural girls in self-defence

by Darshana Ramdev | Dec 13, 2022

(December 13, 2022) “Didi, I need to protect myself.” Pooja Nagpal was taken aback, to say the least, by the diminutive teenager who stood before her, hand in a sling. The girl, Neha, had been beaten by a family member and knew she had to learn to defend...
Dancing her way to glory: Vriti Gujral is taking Kathak to new heights

Dancing her way to glory: Vriti Gujral is taking Kathak to new heights

by Namrata Srivastava | Dec 11, 2022

(December 11, 2022) It was just to attend a rehearsal for the upcoming event that Padma Vibhushan, Pandit Birju Maharaj – one of the most eminent Kathak exponents – had come to Delhi that day. However, the events that unfolded gave the country a young and...
Meet Jainul Abedin, founder o-f India’s first reusable rocket startup

Meet Jainul Abedin, founder o-f India’s first reusable rocket startup

by Amrita Priya | Dec 9, 2022

(December 9, 2022) Jainul Abedin’s name is similar to that of a great Indian icon – the late Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam, or A P J Abdul Kalam, the former president of India and aerospace scientist who worked for DRDO and ISRO. In fact, Jainul was so...
His brother’s keeper: Yash Gandhi Foundation leads the way in I-Cell disease research

His brother’s keeper: Yash Gandhi Foundation leads the way in I-Cell disease research

by Darshana Ramdev | Dec 8, 2022

(December 7, 2022) Yash Gandhi was eleven months old, the much-adored firstborn son of Ash and Sonal Gandhi, when he was diagnosed with a rare, terminal disease. He wouldn’t make it past the age of five, doctors said, and there was nothing anyone could do....
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