
Why are we talking about this?
2018 has gone by in a flash! It’s November already and although many of us had hoped to keep our health in check, as a part of our New Year’s Resolution for 2018, we don’t think a lot of us were able to keep up with it. However, it’s not late for a wake-up call and to pay attention to the needs of your body. You’ve been slaving and working hard all year, putting your body through all kinds of stressful situations. So, why not reward yoursel......
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November 13 2018
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Did you know that Children’s Day wasn’t always celebrated on 14th November? Earlier, it was celebrated on 20th November - a day which the UN observed as Universal Children’s Day. But it was after the death of India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru in 1964 - who was born on November 14, 1889 - that India started celebrating Children’s Day on his birthday to commemorate him.
The reasons for this are well known among everybody today - Jawaharlal Nehru was popularly ......
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November 12 2018
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She is smart.
She is educated.
She, a modern woman, is holding multiple positions of responsibility.
She is earning well.
She is balancing her professional and personal life like a boss.
Still, a major fraction of Indian women shy away from taking financial decisions, and at times, they prefer to depend on their fathers, brothers, husbands or other male members in the family for the......
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November 12 2018
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Being a parent is the greatest gift of life.
What would most parents wish for their children?
If we ask you this question, answers naturally coming to your mind would be – health, happiness, moral values, education, a comfortable life and so on.
But, on the contrary, when it comes to children’s future, most parents in India rank professional success more impo......
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November 9 2018
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A man who dies without adequate life insurance should have to come back and see the mess he created. – Will Rogers
This earliest traces of insurance in India can be found in the writings of Manu (Manusmrtithi), Yagnavalkya (Dharasastra), and Kautilya (Arthasastra). The writings talk about pooling resources that can be re-distributed in the times of disasters, like floods, famine, epidemics. This can be referred to as the precursor to mo......
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November 13 2018
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