As Indian families extend globally, the need for accessible, quality Indian education beyond borders is growing. Many non-resident Indian (NRI) parents desire their children to maintain connections with Indian curricula, cultural roots, and academic rigour.
A financial mathematics degree is the application of mathematical rigour to financial theory. Such degrees are designed for individuals who are keen to understand what makes the financial markets tick.
Despite holding multiparty elections, India falls short of fundamental requisites such as freedom of expression, association, and free and fair elections due to ineffective enforcement agencies and a judiciary system that fails to check the unfair electoral system strictly.
In this flurry of saccharine sentimentality, we forget to ask a fundamental, uncomfortable question: in India, who gets to choose motherhood, and who doesn’t? Is it a privilege shaped by class?
When we think of the word 'Ma', we picture a woman who fed us, scolded us, and stayed up with us through fevers and fears. More than just a word - 'Ma' embodies the soul of motherhood, a love that is pure, unconditional and selfless.
My mother literally sacrificed her life for the sake of my education and career.
The second Sunday of May is a tribute to the mothers and the essence of motherhood whose compassion, love, resilience and empathy is a warm hug that heals any tired soul.
Today, Sunday, 11 May, is Mothers’ Day. I agree with those who feel that keeping just one day aside, annually, the second Sunday in May, for the celebration of the one individual whom we can take for granted to love us unconditionally is not enough. Every day belongs to our mothers.
Following the fleeting trend, a probe into a how Studio Ghibli films are more than just a two-hour watch. They are a sensory experience.
With continuous digitalisation, education is being transformed in profound ways, and the emergence of e-learning is arguably the most transformative of those forces, spreading knowledge like never before.
