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We are proud to announce that our gender reportage has been honoured at the Laadli Media Awards 2024! 🏆 The Quint's Pratikshya Mishra, Himanshi Dahiya, and Athar Rather, and The Quint’s former journalist Vishnukant Tiwari have won in different categories, while The Quint’s Aliza Noor has received a jury appreciation certificate.
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For an educator there is no bigger satisfaction than seeing their students flourish, using the understanding, capacities, and skills they helped build. But what if we tell you – what we are teaching them in our classrooms is no longer enough to secure their futures? Writes Pallavi Pathak.
This Teachers' Day, Prepare Students For Their Climate-Changed Futures
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Why do women comprise the overwhelming majority of organ donors in India, while most of the organ recipients are men? The Quint Lab converted this important gender and health story by Mythreyee Ramesh into a beautiful multimedia immersive: https://lnkd.in/gAAKkpTE Production: Anoushka Rajesh Illustrations: vibhushita singh Additional Reporting: Meenakshy Sasikumar Camera: Gautam Sharma, Yashpal Singh Senior Editor: Shelly Walia
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