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David K Wright, Seoul National University Once upon a time, the Sahara was green. There were vast lakes. Hippos and giraffe lived there, and large human populations of fishers foraged …
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Quanda Zhang, RMIT University and Alberto Posso, RMIT University An increase in the proportion of women accessing microfinance services by just 15% could potentially reduce gender inequality, as measured by …
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Rajbir Singh, Intern at SpeakingThreads Credit: pixabay.com – Public domain Thiruvalluvar a much celebrated Tamil poet and philosopher once said that “The wound made by hurting with fire will heal but the …
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Hemant K Batra, Guest Columnist Photo Source: BigStockPhoto Is Punjab all about swearing and abuses? Yes, that’s what `Udta Punjab’ movie depicts. The movie rotates around a very tenacious yet …
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Giovanni Ortolani, Multimedia journalist and documentary maker Photo Source: BigStockPhoto [KATHMANDU] One year after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, a multi-hazard risk assessment and management approach that takes into …
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Arjun Raj, Blogger – Huffington Post Photo Source: BigStockPhoto I’m not a big fan of physical contact in general, let alone unwanted physical contact. Unless you are my imaginary-at-the-moment significant …
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Dinesh Bhugra, King’s College London Photo Source: BigStockPhoto Migrant groups reveal how cultural differences affect mental health. Doctors need to adapt, says Dinesh Bhugra. A woman from India’s Punjab region …
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Jenny Morber, PhD Photo Source: Purchased From BigStockPhoto What drives the partners of men who have died to try and have their babies? Jenny Morber delves into the legally and …
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Mark Elliott, University of St Andrews Photo Source: Purchased From BigStockPhoto It has been reported that nearly half the population of England and Wales now considers itself to have “no …
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God makes me feel weird – Not specifically the one(s) religion teaches or science denies, the concept itself. I’m just not comfortable knowing or accepting the possibility that some entity …
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