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Young India Says 'Yes' to Military Rule, 'No' to Inter-Religious Mingling: Survey
A survey of high school and college students from 11 cities has revealed that about half of them would prefer military rule over a democracy. But perhaps what is more is that an astonishing 65 percent 'agree' that boys and girls from different religions should not mingle.
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Young India Says 'Yes' to Military Rule, 'No' to Inter-Religious Mingling: Survey
According to a survey conducted by the Children's Movement for Civic Awareness (CMCA), a Bangalore based NGO, 41% of the youth believe that women have no choice but to accept violence.
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Rare moon rock found on earth
Scientists have stumbled upon 'Tranquillityite', a mineral considered unique to the moon, in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia. Researchers at The University of Western Australia's Centre for Microscopy, Characterisation and Analysis (CMCA) identified the mineral.
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Educating civic sense: Bangalore University to start course
Alarmed by the increasing lack of civic sense in this garden city-turned-IT hub, Bangalore University plans to educate thousands of undergraduate students to be responsible citizens through a customised course at the undergraduate level. "The course topics are practical and relevant and focus on manifestations and consequences of citizens' civic b...
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Young India Says 'Yes' to Military Rule, 'No' to Inter-Religious Mingling: Survey
A survey of high school and college students from 11 cities has revealed that about half of them would prefer military rule over a democracy. But perhaps what is more is that an astonishing 65 percent 'agree' that boys and girls from different religions should not mingle.
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Young India Says 'Yes' to Military Rule, 'No' to Inter-Religious Mingling: Survey
According to a survey conducted by the Children's Movement for Civic Awareness (CMCA), a Bangalore based NGO, 41% of the youth believe that women have no choice but to accept violence.
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Rare moon rock found on earth
Scientists have stumbled upon 'Tranquillityite', a mineral considered unique to the moon, in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia. Researchers at The University of Western Australia's Centre for Microscopy, Characterisation and Analysis (CMCA) identified the mineral.
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Educating civic sense: Bangalore University to start course
Alarmed by the increasing lack of civic sense in this garden city-turned-IT hub, Bangalore University plans to educate thousands of undergraduate students to be responsible citizens through a customised course at the undergraduate level. "The course topics are practical and relevant and focus on manifestations and consequences of citizens' civic b...
