One petition requests the government to "... cancel all examinations to be held this year as students are already under a lot of stress."

The platform "has become less popular over the years as the needs of our members have changed," its parent company said.

“As humans, we want to understand the darker side of our nature.”

“If a worker is found positive he or should would be allowed medical leave and cannot be discontinued....”

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The phrase, currently in use to describe Rohingya refugees, dehumanizes people fleeing violence and frames them as a security threat.

The platform has previously come under fire for boosting content favorable to the ruling BJP during and after elections.

In India, only 22.3% of women participate in the formal labor market, data shows.

The increased use of Section 69A of the IT Act shows the expanding appetite for controlling information in the public domain.

Slow response times are a rejection of the lockdown expectation that everyone is constantly available.

Routine and structure don't have to be antithetical to living in the moment; the spur-of-the-moment philosophy is all but played out.

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It’s important we preserve the cultural memory of this crisis for lessons to make their way into our collective actions, discourse, and long-term policy.

Attacks on oppressed-caste women and children have increased by 15% over the last three years, the panel noted.

Institutional deficiencies, conflict-related trauma, and workplace ill-treatment contribute to an alarming trend, experts say.

The multi-disciplinary model instills critical thinking and empathy, key skills in tackling climate change, economic, and gender inequality.

"The entire population is being subjected to an unnamable emptiness," experts warn as the climate crisis worsens.

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