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Stanford’s executive programme creates avenues for LGBTQ community

Stanford’s executive programme creates avenues for LGBTQ community more >>

Week-long programme helps people to share their experience with LGBTQ executives and together they build a powerful and personal network to support each other’s career for a lifetime

A school of equal opportunity more >>

IIM Ahmedabad alumni fund schools for slum children in Hyderabad ...

A college dedicated to address social problems more >>

Bengaluru’s Baduku Community College has been educating students from marginalised section since 2007 ...

Sign language exams for hearing-impaired students soon more >>

NIOS will conduct exams for hearing-impaired students in sign language in next academic session, says chairman CB Sharma ...

How will Section 377 ruling affect education sector more >>

Here’s what people from educational sector feel about decriminalising homosexuality ...

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