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Most students choose streams based on marks, parental pressure, or outdated career trends
Many professionals dive into jobs that leave them emotionally disconnected and unfulfilled
With AI rapidly changing the job market, career counselling should begin as early as Class 8 or 9
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Girls in India have been consistenly performing better in exams but when it comes to boardrooms and top corporate positions, women are few are far between. So where is the gap? Experts weigh in.
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A well-planned approach typically moves from concept building to practice and then testing. Many students, however, spend most of their time only on learning.
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The latest UDISE+ shows that while 2.1 million Children with Special Needs (CwSN) are enrolled, this is far below the estimated population indicating that many remain unidentified or out of school.
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Addressing the menstrual hygiene crisis in India demands a comprehensive, multi-stakeholder solution - one that addresses menstrual health not as an off-center concern but as central to development. Education for menstrual health should be included in school curricula. Teachers should be trained, and parents sensitized, to permit frank discussions and eliminate stigma. Subsidized sanitary pads, the use of environmentally friendly alternatives, and small local units of production, especially operated by self-help groups, can enhance access and generate livelihoods.
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In a recent meeting, NITI Aayog presented its findings from a review of AI-related projects being implemented in various districts before the summit.
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Deepesh Kumari from Bharatpur, Rajasthan, has become an inspiration for millions by cracking the UPSC Civil Services Examination. A bright student since childhood, she pursued engineering, completed her M.Tech from IIT Bombay, and overcame challenges to achieve her IAS dream. Her journey reflects resilience, hard work, and the power of education to transform lives. Scroll down to read her inspiring story.
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Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, during an interaction with students at IIT Delhi, highlighted the pivotal role of IITs in shaping India’s journey toward self-reliance. He stressed their importance in driving innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship while reaffirming the government’s support for nurturing young talent. Scroll down to check more details.
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Rishabh Pant funded a Karnataka girl's BCA college fees, helping her pursue her dream of becoming a software engineer. The cricketer quietly donated ₹40,000 after learning about her financial struggles, earning praise for his off-field generosity.
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Why today’s learners need more than just a degree The shrinking shelf-life of skills How BITS Pilani Digital blends academic rigour with hands-on learning
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Choosing a career after Class 12 is not about identifying a single “correct” path but about making informed, flexible decisions rooted in self-reflection and awareness of market trends. With the workforce evolving rapidly, the ability to adapt, reskill, and remain curious will matter more than rigid planning. Students who combine personal insight with data-backed choices will be better positioned to navigate the complexities of the modern professional world.
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The University of Washington-Bothell's 18-member delegation to KIIT and KISS has introduced a groundbreaking academic exchange model focused on collaborative teaching, real-world problem-solving, and hands-on learning.
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Jigsaw puzzles are excellent tools for enhancing creativity, cognitive growth, and family bonding. The Ratna's Indian Seasons, Frank's Dinosaurs, FunBlast's Solar System, and Webby’s Ocean puzzles cater to different interests and ages, blending fun with learning. Ideal for gifts, they provide hours of educational, engaging play and skill-building.
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Tablespace Amit Banerji: Before founding Table Space, Banerji served as Managing Director of Corporate Real Estate at Accenture for over 13 years.
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Books are humans' best companion but there are some books which might be very controversial. Here are 7 famous books which are banned in India.
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Discover the impactful work of Indian NGOs in advancing community development, with a focus on improving education, healthcare, and social justice.
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Education is one of the most important aspects of the development of any country. Here are 8 most literate states of India check out the list here.
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This Book is written by Joseph Murphy. This classic book explores the power of the subconscious mind. How it shapes our reality. If you are seeking a good recommendation then here are a few lessons from the power of the subconscious mind.
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