For me, travel has always been a profound educator, imparting lessons that conventional classrooms and textbooks cannot match. While formal education imparts knowledge, travel goes a step further, and garners wisdom through immersive experiences in diverse cultures, landscapes, and encounters. It is through travel that we truly come to comprehend the world, its inhabitants, and […]
The Increasing Demand for Gender Diversity in the Medical Industry
Gender diversity in the medical industry has become a critical issue in recent years, with a growing demand for more female doctors. The present times reflect a changing landscape, where the imperative for a more balanced workforce is becoming progressively clear. An encouraging trend has emerged in Indian medical education, where girls are increasingly outperforming boys in both the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test […]
Classroom beyond borders, the vital role of travel in education
Travel has always been a powerful teacher for me, offering invaluable lessons that textbooks and classrooms alone cannot provide. I think formal education equips us with knowledge but travel imparts wisdom by immersing us in diverse cultures, landscapes, and experiences. It is through travel that we can truly understand the world, its people, and our place within […]
Fostering Inclusivity: Creating a Supportive Environment for Women in Real Estate
The world of real estate has long been dominated by men. An industry that is responsible for building homes for a population where women make up almost 50% must adopt an inclusive approach, striving to have as many women in leadership positions. As per statistics, women make up 33% of the workforce in India, while men are […]
World Mental Health Day: Mental Health is a Universal Human Right
We are complex and beautiful beings, each with a mind of our own. We think and feel things differently and in a variety of ways. Despite these differences, we all have the same rights. Along the same lines, people with mental health issues have the right to be included in the community, get access to […]
She Means Business: Best strategies for women entrepreneurs to transform the ecosystem
In the dynamic realm of entrepreneurship, women are breaking long-standing barriers and redefining traditional norms. From technology and finance to healthcare and beyond, they are leaving an indelible mark. Their inspirational success stories not only motivate but also hold the power to catalyse broader change. This transformation is especially evident in the burgeoning surge of […]
Health Communication Franchise: Empowering Health through Creative Engagement
Health communication often starts as “unsought content,” only becoming “sought content” when individuals actively seek it during health crises. Recognizing this dynamic, it’s imperative for health organizations and professionals to proactively deliver timely, reliable information. Leveraging Content Marketing for Health Education Harnessing storytelling and artistic expression as tools for health education offers a potent approach to public health campaigns. Narratives, art, music, and performance can captivate audiences, […]
Empowering the Future: Nurturing Young Female Entrepreneurs
In a world driven by innovation and creativity, it is disheartening to see the glaring gender gap in entrepreneurship. While tries have been made towards equality, young girls continue to be underrepresented in the entrepreneurial landscape. It is imperative that we recognize the immense potential within these young minds and take proactive steps to encourage them to […]
Implementation of hands-on STEAM Education in Indian schools
We have all heard the term STEM Education. STEM education is an integrated approach that combines Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics to offer a well-rounded learning experience. In today’s era where design thinking is a big part of all industries, STEM education has evolved to also incorporate the learning of ‘Arts’ as a part of the learning experience. This is […]
Teachers day
I remember Madam Kamala who was our Maths teacher way back to in Bombay when I was a student of SIES School, Bombay those years around 70s. I passed out in 1967 my 11th Std. Madam was a very good teacher but a strict teacher. A good teacher is always remembered aa they incult some […]