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Let's read in silence

Soon after they posted about the ritual on their personal social media accounts, friends began to become part of their activity. In a span of one month, five to six members started to head to Cubbon Park for a silent reading every week. The duo then opened an Instagram account titled Cubbon Reads, which now has more than 48,000 followers.

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10 child prodigies of India making the country proud

Here is a list of 10 child prodigies of India who are making India proud!

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Meet 9-Yr-Old Climate Activist Licypriya Kangujam From Manipur Who Raised Rs 45 Lakh to Fight COVID-19

Meet 9-Yr-Old Climate Activist Licypriya Kangujam From Manipur Who Raised Rs 45 Lakh to Fight COVID-19
Notably, the first person Kangujam saved life with an oxygen concentrator is a 59 years old Naga mother from Dimapur, Nagaland living in Delhi.
| 6 May 2021 1:58 PM GMT
MANIPUR: At the age of 9 years when most of the kids' dream of fairy tales or get inspired by their comic heroes, there stands out one girl from Manipur named Licypriya Kangujam who has raised Rs. 45 lakh till now to combat the nationwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Notably, the 9-year-old climate activist has started a fundraiser programme called 'India Needs Oxygen Mission' to buy oxygen concentrators for poor COVID patients.

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Who is 9-Year-Old Kangujam, the force behind Greta Thunberg's support to farmers

Who is 9-Year-Old Kangujam, the force behind Greta Thunberg's support to farmers
Licypriya Kangujam, one of the youngest child activists globally, has consolidated support for the farmers protest by raising her voice on social media
BusinessToday.In | February 3, 2021 | Updated 14:23 IST
Licpriya Kangujam (Image- Twitter)
A 9-year-old Indian climate activist has turned the tide and brought international attention to the farmers protest, urging popular global icons like Rihanna and Greta Thunberg to show solidarity with the farmers.
Licypriya Kangujam, one of the youngest child activists globally, has consolidated support for the farmers protest by raising her voice on social media.
Kangujam tweeted, "Dear friends, our millions of poor farmers sleeping in the streets on this cold weather don't expect anything from you. Just your one tweet of love and supports /solidarity to their cause means a lots to them. Our Indian celebrities are get lost!"

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These Indian girls are playing their part in making the world a better place

These Indian girls are playing their part in making the world a better place
On National Girl Child Day, we celebrate these girls who are trying to make the world a better place and prove that they can achieve anything
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In 2008, the Ministry of Women and Child Development announced that January 24 would be marked as
National Girl Child Day across the country. While girls have proven their mettle in every sphere, many are denied opportunities; most are still killed in the womb or at birth.
Despite consistently outperforming boys in school examinations, many are denied higher education and are forced into marriages. Those that do enter the workforce often face discrimination because of a skewed perception of what a woman’s priorities should be.

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