Discover how words like Magna Carta evolve into cultural teachers, shaping education, freedom & the way we understand society. In 1215, on the banks of the River Thames, a reluctant King John sealed a document at Runnymede. It was supposed to be a compromise with angry barons, a way to avoid rebellion. They called it […]
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A Tribute to a Visionary: Dr. Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya Every year on September 15th, India comes alive with celebrations honoring its engineering community. But this day is far more than just another mark on the calendar. It’s a profound tribute to one of India’s most remarkable engineers, Dr. Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, whose legacy continues to inspire generations
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Every parent today faces the challenge of managing their child’s relationship with screens. While digital devices offer educational benefits, excessive screen time can affect a child’s development in subtle ways that might go unnoticed. Recognizing these early warning signs can help you intervene before screen habits become problematic. Warning Signs Your Child May Be Getting
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Ms. Patel is a dedicated high school teacher in 2025 who feels overwhelmed by the flood of AI-generated content and new technology, fearing she might become irrelevant if she can’t keep up or connect with her students. She believes education should be about more than just information and should nurture curiosity, connection, and discernment. Ms.
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Sameer was in the middle of a Zoom call, his laptop perched on the dining table while his daughter, Aanya, worked on her art project nearby. The meeting was intense, with participants debating a complex issue. Suddenly, Sameer’s voice cut through the din: “Wait, wait—what’s the context here? Without context, this doesn’t make sense.” Aanya’s
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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
