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Gurugram's education landscape is evolving fast. From @pragyanamschool to DPS International IB, and to budding gems like @TheBeaconIndia & Mount St. Mary’s new branch, schools are shifting away from rote memorization to #newage learning. Here's a thread on how they're shaping mentally strong, concept-ready students #EducationReform #GurugramEducation #gurugramschools #gurgaon #gurugram @gurgaon_live @MeraGurgaonNews @gurgaon (1/9)
Gurgaon was a rising city in 2000s.
On path to become the millennium city..to be a global city.
But then CIA and chinese seeked to destroy it.
They planted MLAs and MPs..to destroy gurgaon.
Gurgaon was successfully killed by these Chinese stooges within a decade.
Enquiry karo.
Jo bhi gurgaon ki is haalat ke liye responsible hai sabke paki and china ke connection niklenge.
Traitors hai Gurgaon ke leaders
#gurgaon #whokilledgurgaon
@cmohry@OfficialGMDA@MCManesar Please take care of Gurgaon district also.we are the highest tax payers nd we have the worst administration. Do not milk us so much that we and the companies move to Noida or Delhi. Please do your job and improve Gurgaon in rains - make it livable
Byrnihat village, Meghalaya. An Ethanol production hub.
A Gas chamber slow death genocide in making.
With this Ethanol we will save pollution problem of India.
#amitkilhor#kilhor#byrnihat#ethanol#meghalaya
It’s ironic that one of India’s greenest states is now home to one of the country’s most polluted towns.
Byrnihat, on the Meghalaya–Assam border, is now among India’s most polluted towns due to ethanol plants.
We celebrate ethanol as a cleaner fuel. But what if the process of producing it leaves entire communities breathing toxic air?
Clean energy should be clean for everyone.
Let me say one thing clearly before anything else. Women should study. There is no debate in my heart about that. An educated woman is a woman with choices, and choices are her right.
So when people ask why fewer children are being born in India today, I do not blame women. I want to be honest about where the real weight of this sits.
Yes, the cost of living has risen. To raise a child well now you need money, good healthcare, schooling, security. All of this is real, and it presses on every young couple.
But underneath the economics there is something older.
For hundreds of years, maybe longer, our society dominated and suppressed women. We took them for granted.
That suppression did not simply vanish. It settled into the muscle memory of generations.
And what is held down for too long comes back, in our time, as friction. Some call it ego. I would call it the natural recoil of people who were kept small for too long.
Think of the man who earns while his wife does not, and who says, “I feed you, so you will listen to me.”
He does not see her as his partner. He sees her as someone who owes him obedience.
That is the wound.
And a woman who has felt it, or watched her mother feel it, will naturally want to stand on her own feet so no one can ever speak to her that way again. Who can blame her?
@IRCTCofficial is so unprofessional. Diverted train for 3 hours without any prior intimation. Having so much difficulty in train 12014 with a small kid. Trains are meant to be convinience for commuters but Indian railways ensure to make it inconvenient. Passenger management system needs to be relooked @RailMinIndia
Punjab's power crisis is real! Surprised to see so little outrage by people! People have accepted the facts here! Indian government needs to see reality of life in Punjab! No power since 7 am with 1 hour electricity supply since then
The son of an Indian immigrant just paid off the education loan of over 200 students
Anil kochhar son of Prakash Chand Kochhar an Indian Hindu immigrant is famous for paying off student loans and funding endowments at NC state amongst other philanthropic pursuits
It all started with a dream not just any dream but the American Dream Prakash Chand kochhar was born in Punjab, India working in the local textile industry
In 1946 he moved to Raleigh to study textile manufacturing at NC state where he earned a bachelor's & Masters in Textile manufacturing. Afterwards Prakash made a decades-long career in textile manufacturing across America
More than 50 members of the kochhar family eventually moved to the United states following in Prakash's footsteps
Today his son is giving back to the same college where his father graduated from which according to him not only gave his father his education but also an opportunity now he wants to do the same for students graduating today
A classic immigrant success story they don't want you to know.
@fnp_ind worst app to order anything. Order placed since yesterday for mothers day 7am to 9 am slot. 6pm, 5 calls to customer care and no answer. Pathetic!
Delhi capitals has the poorest management year after year. Weird captaincy choice, bowling changes are questionable, team selection and batting order iffy! #ipl26
I’ve told this story before - my grandmother sent me to the home of a dear friend, who had become a widow in her 70s. No kids, she and her husband had a fabulous time pursuing career, hobbies, travel. Then as their friends died off they got more and more isolated. When her husband died, she had no one but a caretaker to make her meals.
A nephew was going to help her with her finances and she was terrified that he was taking advantage of her. I went to the house to meet the guy and the woman.
I’ve never seen a sadder scene. She was sitting alone in the corner of a beautiful room, in a beautiful house, surrounded by all the things they accumulated. She took me through the house to show me all of their stuff. Her artwork. His writings and his office, still left as it was the day he died.
And she had no one. I am sure she would have given anything to have children and grandchildren to fill her life up.
We have a hard time thinking long term. We need to think long term much more often.
India providing medical supplies to Iranians suffering from the war gets far less attention than it deserves. The only other major supplier of medical relief has been Russia. European countries, Southeast and East Asian states including China, and OIC members including the so-called “mediator” in the peace talks, are notably absent. Just two out of the eleven BRICS members and zero of the G-7 countries are involved in humanitarian work in a time of crisis.
This news will go largely unreported. Non-Western lives matter little unless they can be used as fodder for performative and narrow political agendas, as was the case with Gaza. Humanitarian assistance from certain countries is downplayed because acknowledgment would reveal the lack humanity that characterizes the behavior of most global actors.
Iranian official says People of India demonstrated they are reliable and companionate partners in difficult times
The second shipment of donated medical supplies from the people of India has been donated to the Red Crescent Society of the Iran.