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Walkathon in Himalayas to See Glaciers Melting
To get a first-hand experience of life in the high-altitude Himalayas and understand the impact of melting of glaciers due to global warming, a group of people, including researchers and youngsters, will undertake a two-week trek next month.
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Bangalore walks for water
At a time when the city of Bangalore is reeling under acute water crisis, more than 150 volunteers of the Art of Living Foundation in Bangalore, along with founder Sri Sri Ravishankar led a walkathon with posters on how to save water.
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Activists walk to say 'no' to plastic
Members of NKS Kutumba, a city-based Non-Government Organisation began their walk from Lalbagh West Gate towards Krishna Rao Park, Basavangudi, Gandhi Bazar and then back to Lalbagh on Sunday to spread awareness about the usage of plastic bags.
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Bangalore: Breast cancer buzz spreads under pink umbrellas
World over, one in eight women is afflicted by breast cancer. In India, one in 22 women suffers from the disease. Yet, there is little awareness. HealthCare Global Enterprises Limited (HCG), South Asia's largest cancer care network, headquartered in the city, on Friday organised a 'pink umbrella walkathon' as part of the 'pink October month' to cre...
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Walkathon in Himalayas to See Glaciers Melting
To get a first-hand experience of life in the high-altitude Himalayas and understand the impact of melting of glaciers due to global warming, a group of people, including researchers and youngsters, will undertake a two-week trek next month.
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Bangalore walks for water
At a time when the city of Bangalore is reeling under acute water crisis, more than 150 volunteers of the Art of Living Foundation in Bangalore, along with founder Sri Sri Ravishankar led a walkathon with posters on how to save water.
-
Activists walk to say 'no' to plastic
Members of NKS Kutumba, a city-based Non-Government Organisation began their walk from Lalbagh West Gate towards Krishna Rao Park, Basavangudi, Gandhi Bazar and then back to Lalbagh on Sunday to spread awareness about the usage of plastic bags.
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Bangalore: Breast cancer buzz spreads under pink umbrellas
World over, one in eight women is afflicted by breast cancer. In India, one in 22 women suffers from the disease. Yet, there is little awareness. HealthCare Global Enterprises Limited (HCG), South Asia's largest cancer care network, headquartered in the city, on Friday organised a 'pink umbrella walkathon' as part of the 'pink October month' to cre...
