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7th Grader and a Taekwondo Black Belt, Dhairya Mittal, shares how learning this martial art has helped him evolve as a person. Not only has it given him mental and physical strength, but it has instilled in him a healthy and positive competitive awareness and social skills. He urges his readers to try it out and see the positive change for themselves.
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Kavita Srivastava connects with preschool educationists and parents on the effectiveness and challenges of online schooling. While it is a ‘temporary’ solution due to the pandemic, we need to understand that online schooling cannot replace a physical classroom environment designed to hone children’s physical, emotional, and mental development. While online schooling helps keep the routine going, it is causing a deep-rooted impact that needs to be urgently addressed with appropriate policies and precautionary measures to prevent our next generation of children from being adversely impacted.
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Getting a medical insurance policy for yourself and your family need not be such a daunting task. Sudhir Sawant, a Wealth Advisor at Money Mind Wealth Creation, Mumbai, shares crucial points that every individual should be aware of to make informed decisions before taking on medical insurance.
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Doing our bit for the environment is not someone else’s job, nor is it a mammoth task. 11th Grader Ananya Sampath shows us how a simple act of becoming a Conscious Shopper by each one of us can have a substantial positive impact on our environment.
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Sonal Srivastava researches the new spending habits by us as we’re grappling our way out of a pandemic. She identifies six sectors that have seen a surge in sales as we change our buying patterns, and guess what? Chawanprash tops the charts!
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Ananya Sampath shares fond childhood memories of playing chess with her great-granduncle when she was only seven years old. Even today, playing chess in her school clubs helps Ananya stay connected to her great grand uncle, whom she misses dearly. Chess can be more than a game of strategy; it is a time when two people get to bond and create fond memories for a lifetime.
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Sonal Srivastava recalls childhood memories of watching the artisans at work at her hometown in Bhadohi in Uttar Pradesh. She takes us on a journey of the Indian carpet industry, contributing to the economy through exports and providing livelihood to many. And more importantly, how this industry bounced back during the pandemic.
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When Anusmita Dutta read the book ‘The Beasts of Eden’, she just knew that more people needed to know about this new age thrilling infused suspense novel by first time author Anirban Dey Choudhury. In an interview with Anirban, Anusmita uncovers what inspired this corporate professional to come up with ‘An Indrajeet Azaad Adventure’. Read on to find out more…
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With an increase in pet adoptions over the last several months, pet lover Sonal Srivastava raises pertinent questions about whether we are adopting our furry friends for the right reasons. Pets are not here to beat our pandemic blues; they’re here to be loved and love us back. Sonal urges us to consider their well being before adopting a fur ball, as it is a commitment of a lifetime.
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Same qualifications, same experience, then why the difference in pay scale between men and women? Women today are an equally important part of the Indian workforce, yet they go underpaid. Xth Grader, Parashie Sidhwani explores the facets of the ‘gender pay gap’ and shares snippets of reforms that corporates in India could imbibe to have a happier and productive workforce based on the principles of ‘equal pay’.
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