Every Teacher’s Day we celebrate the people who shape futures with patience, guidance & care. Teachers give lessons that last a lifetime but when it comes to their own lives there is one lesson often left untaught. How to make money work for them. This year we suggest a book that is not just about […]
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Introduction Every year on 5th September, India celebrates Teachers’ Day to honor educators who shape the future of millions of students. The day holds a special significance as it marks the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, India’s second President, a distinguished philosopher, and an advocate of education. This day is dedicated to recognizing the
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Let’s face it – parenting teenagers isn’t easy. One minute they’re sharing everything with you, the next they’re rolling their eyes when you ask about their day. As a parent, you might wonder: “Am I doing this right? Will my kid be okay?” This is where Arthur C. Brooks’ wisdom comes in handy. As a
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The term Zeitgeist refers to the general intellectual, moral, and cultural climate of an era. It is a German word combining “Zeit” (time) and “Geist” (spirit), meaning the “spirit of the times Imagine a gathering where the brightest minds from across industries come together to explore the ideas shaping our future. This is Google Zeitgeist, an annual, invitation-only
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Picture this: You’re sitting in a tense staff meeting. Budget cuts loom. Test scores are disappointing. Teachers are frustrated, parents are demanding answers, and the school board is breathing down your neck. You’ve prepared your talking points carefully—data, solutions, next steps. Yet as you speak, you can see eyes glazing over. Arms crossing. The disconnect
he central challenge for every modern education entrepreneur—the “edupreneur”—is navigating what marketing expert Seth Godin aptly describes as a “sea full of crap”. The digital education landscape has become a hyper-saturated market, flooded with offerings that are often “mediocre” and filled with “regurgitated information”. This saturation has created a deafening “noise” problem, where simply being
In the rolling hills of Napa Valley in 2008, an extraordinary gathering took place that would ripple through the corridors of Silicon Valley for years to come. Among the attendees of a private masterclass organized by the Edge Foundation sat two individuals who would later reshape entire industries: Jeff Bezos, already building his e-commerce empire,
Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray is not just a name in Indian history; he is a symbol of scientific brilliance, resilience, and patriotism. Born on August 2, 1861, in Raruli-Katipara (now in Bangladesh), Ray’s journey from a curious child to the “Father of Indian Chemistry” is both inspiring and transformative. Let’s delve into his life, achievements,
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Introduction Effective school leadership shapes cultures, inspires staff, and determines student success. In India’s diverse educational landscape, principals must look past traditional command structures to become agents of trust. This blog draws from the research of Dr. Amy Cuddy—renowned Harvard social psychologist and offers practical, evidence-based guidance tailored to Indian school leaders. Dr. Amy Cuddy
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping classrooms across Asia, and India and South Korea stand out for the scale and ambition of their efforts. India is pursuing a vast, market-driven rollout that favors breadth, whereas South Korea opts for a tightly coordinated, government-led model that emphasizes depth and precision. Together they offer complementary blueprints for technology-enabled
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