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The North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology (NERIST) on Friday organised a workshop aimed at sensitizing young people to some of the pressing social issues affecting contemporary ...

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The Defending Education report ranks Tennessee first among all 50 states on parental rights, DEI, gender identity and public ...

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A teenage girl who fled war-torn Sudan for neighbouring Egypt and hopes to pursue a technology degree is an example of why countries must ensure that young refugees can continue to learn."When we left ...