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The very essence of a happy classroom lies in its capacity to transform challenges into opportunities for growth. While academic progress and accomplishments hold significance, happiness reigns supreme. The greater a child's happiness, the more prepared and capable they become in the realm of learning.
ET Studios Launchpad Interview: Neetan Chopra, CDIO, IndiGo Airlines Neetan Chopra, Chief Digital and Information Officer at IndiGo, recently sat down for an in-depth interview with The Economic Times, to talk about his new book Accelerated Digital Transformation: How Established Organizations Can Gain Competitive Advantage in the Digital Age. Accelerated Digital Transformation is a collection of Chopra's... Continue Reading →
Over the years, it has become a tradition in every household. There are many ways to make rangolis, including using flower petals, stones, rice, pulses, or rangoli colours. This step-by-step tutorial shows how to make an easy and fun rangoli for kids by using tools you probably already have at home.
The most beautiful and auspicious festival is around the corner. And Diyas play an important role in the celebrations of this five-day-long festival. We've got a DIY Diya decor idea that kids will love to make this festive season. Wear your creative hats and use your craft arsenal to create awesome Diyas to decorate your home.
Do you know a hundred-word paragraph can be articulated in just one sentence? Possessing crisp writing skills help one convey their intent clearly in minimum words. Well-rounded writing skills help in various spheres of life- student life, personal life, and professional life.
The inspiration for this book is a not-so-well-known essay by the great Alasdair MacIntyre in which he tinkered with the idea that there cannot be any political thought, theory or philosophy which does not take into consideration the idea of God in some sense or the other.
The corona pandemic has played havoc in the lives of everyone. It has destroyed economies, stopped people from socialising and engulfed everyone with the dread of catching the virus. Students have been heavily impacted by Corona. Months of lockdown have led the schools to launch online classes instead of physical classes to keep the virus at bay. Loss of actual study days has forced all boards to reduce the syllabus.
According to UNESCO, 12.8% of the world’s student population and 23 countries have been affected by the closing of schools. The pandemic has disrupted various sectors in India, including the education sector. In a measure to restrict the spread of the virus, the government has shut down schools, colleges, and universities all over India. Reportedly,... Continue Reading →
In this candid autobiographical work, industrialist, philanthropist and writer Kochouseph Chittilappilly reflects on the events and experiences that touched him and became the driving force of his thoughts, actions and philosophy of life. A Journey towards Hope is organized into two parts. The first part begins with the author’s train journey to Thiruvananthapuram in search of a... Continue Reading →
Most people and businesses have tie-ups or negotiations with other businesses abroad to expand their profits and it becomes imperative to assimilate with the different cultures that the host countries offer. Knowing how to greet the host country’s counterparts, negotiate with them, break bread with them and understand their unique set of customs may be a challenge but once understood, it is a cakewalk in consolidating relations.
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