Education

  Messi picked up a knock during the Leagues Cup group game against Necaxa on Aug. 2, exiting the pitch in the 11th minute. The captain missed the subsequent games against Pumas UNAM and Orlando City SC. The forward returned for Inter Miami on Saturday, coming onto the pitch as a second-half substitute against the LA Galaxy, recording one goal and one assist in 45 minutes of play. Despite the contributions, head coach Javier Mascherano confirmed Messi exited the match against the Galaxy not 100 percent comfortable, insisting the player would be monitored. Messi trained separately from the rest of the group in the days leading up to the quarterfinal match, putting his participation in doubt. Mascherano emphasized Messi would not initially be ruled out of the game, but would be carefully observed. Lionel Messi arrived in street clothes for Inter Miami's Leagues Cup quarterfinal against Tigres UANL. Rich Storry/Getty Images "Leo didn't train with the group; he trained separat...

 Mumbai's civic body declares holiday for all schools and colleges on August 19 amid heavy rain forecast, PTI reported, quoting officials. The holiday, which is also for teaching and non-teaching staff, has been declared keeping in mind the safety of students, the official added. The order was issued on Monday evening by the school education department of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation. Mumbai has witnesses heavy rains since the early hours of Monday, following which the BMC had declared holiday for all schools and colleges in the afternoon session. At Matunga, a group of schoolchildren and staff were stranded inside their school building as floodwaters rose rapidly. Responding swiftly, a team from Matunga Police Station rushed to the spot and carried out a rescue operation. All the children and staff were safely evacuated.Mumbai Rain Live Updates: Multiple suburbs record over 80 mm in 6 hours Chembur recorded 117 mm of rainfall in six hours (8.30 am–2.30 pm). Vikhroli received...

  MPhil/PhD Gender The reputation of LSE enabled me to gain access to individuals and organisations for my research that would otherwise have been closed to me. Tamara Herath, PhD Gender Doctoral hub Resources for current PhD students Develop an in-depth understanding of gender theory, epistemology and methodology, while preparing for a career in academia or policy research. Overview The MPhil/PhD in Gender is a dynamic programme that will develop your scholarly and career interests, preparing you for the world of academia and policy research. You’ll have the opportunity to undertake a substantial piece of work that is worthy of publication, and which makes an original contribution to the field of Gender Studies. Learning takes the form of courses, workshops, and professional training over your first three years. You’ll begin on the MPhil, and once you’ve met certain requirements, you’ll be upgraded to PhD status. In your first year, you’ll receive core gender theory, epistemology ...

The concentration of all religious, social, and other institutions that obstruct human liberation has taken place within the family institution. The family is the primary institution.  In this picture, you see a huge, grand building.  And the place from where the picture is taken is a slum.  There is no real difference between the two.  The institution will remain.  A person thinks  that buying a new, grand, luxurious cage (house) will set them free. That is why the ever-unsatisfied person keeps changing cages but never communicates freely with the people inside the house — sometimes, they don’t speak at all.  A generation is emerging that lives with the burden of relationships within the home. This itself is a big subject for further research.  After all, even if the cage is made of gold, the eagle is never attracted to it.

Education is the milk of a tigress. Whoever drinks it is bound to roar. This is not just a slogan — it is the nectar for all the oppressed. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar knew that in a deeply unequal and caste-ridden society, education was the only weapon of true liberation. Even today, countless marginalized individuals possess talent, skill, and ambition — but fear, superstition, and systemic traps hold them back. That’s why Babasaheb’s words must echo louder than ever: "Education is the milk of a tigress. Whoever drinks it will roar!" #Ambedkar #EducationForAll #BahujanUnity #Navmantra #SocialReform

There are always struggles in life — especially financial ones. We keep carrying the burden of our family, chasing our dreams, and somewhere along the way… we get tired. Waking up every day, doing the same thing again and again — this cycle needs to be broken.  We need to pause. The Universe is trying to tell us something. We must listen to that message. All these challenges, all this pain — That moment when you feel like saying, “I can’t do this anymore,” That is the exact moment. The right moment to turn toward the power and the divine light within you. This is the time to awaken. This is the time to become one with something precious — And that precious thing is "You".  Yes, it's time to surrender to yourself. To step out of the trap of the restless mind that keeps you stuck between your real self and the divine energy.  To begin the journey toward freedom, ultimate joy, and eternal peace. Tomorrow may be the new day. The same work. The same routine. But something will...

 Review of the Education Policy to the new Indian education policy, although changes over time and increasing competition have been taken into account, there still appears to be a lack of essential values necessary for the physical and mental development of children. The education system should be one that sparks curiosity, encourages questioning, and develops a broader perspective towards the world. In the future, children should be able to develop skills based on their interests. However, as per the new education policy, the focus seems to be primarily on skill development and preparation for competition, rather than holistic development. *WHAT GOVERNMENT SAID IN NEW EDUCATION POLICY.? Why a New Education Policy? The NEP 2020 aims to make education more inclusive, equitable, and rooted in India’s culture while equipping students with 21st-century skills. It outlines a roadmap for universal foundational literacy and numeracy, holistic curriculum development, multilingual learning,...

  🎓One-Day Workshop on Higher Education Opportunities in India and Abroad *Date: Sunday, 3rd August 2025 * Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM *Venue: Saket Buddha Vihar, Pune * Registration: Scan the QR code or contact via details below *Wondering What to Do After 12th or Graduation? If you're a student or recent graduate asking, “What’s next?”, this one-day workshop could be your turning point. It's not just about becoming a doctor or engineer anymore — there are a wide range of career opportunities in Arts, Commerce, Science, and Social sectors. Join us to discover prestigious universities in India and abroad, and get practical guidance on how to apply, what to study, and how to plan your career step by step. What Will You Learn in This Workshop? *Top Indian Institutions Covered: TISS, APU, IIHS, NLUs, ASHOKA, IIFT, IIPS, Central Universities, and more *Study Abroad Guidance: Understand IELTS & TOEFL requirements and application strategies *Career Paths in Non-Technical Fields: Ex...

In the materialistic and capital-driven competitive world, even if you’ve achieved something, it doesn't guarantee lasting happiness. In life, you may have set a milestone for yourself — a point you reached through struggle, competition, and hard work. Ideally, that should be the moment to pause, let go, and truly start living. But no — this material world constantly keeps you running to fulfill endless desires. It pulls you away from things that offer true, lasting peace and joy. Life comes only once — it should be lived consciously and meaningfully. Everything else — how many cars you have on rent, how many BHKs you own — are just flashy distractions of the material world. The system as it stands today never lets you connect with your inner self. It forces you to find joy only in material things — and traps you there. #knowledgeaboutlife.

                                                                    (On the occasion of Annabhau Sathe Jayanti) For thousands of years, Brahminical dominance controlled access to education in India. This system deliberately excluded Dalits, the oppressed, and the marginalized from learning, using knowledge as a tool to maintain caste supremacy. However, education is essential for the overall development of a human being. During British rule, education slowly began to reach the lower strata of society. This led to the emergence of talent from among the Dalits and the oppressed. The centuries of suffering, servitude, and poverty began to find a voice — a voice that started asking questions and revolting. Education was no longer seen just as a means to get a job; it became like a tigress's milk — powerful and transformativ...

 Career Advancement:  Education is crucial for securing employment and advancing in one's career, as it equips individuals with the skills and knowledge required by various industries.  Financial Literacy:  Education helps individuals become financially literate, enabling them to manage their finances effectively and make informed decisions about their money.  Personal Growth: Education fosters personal growth by encouraging critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills, leading to a more well-rounded individual.  Improved Health: Education can lead to better health choices by providing knowledge about nutrition, hygiene, and healthcare options.  Increased Confidence: Education empowers individuals by providing them with knowledge and the ability to express their viewpoints, leading to increased confidence and self-esteem.  Societal Benefits:  Economic Development: Education fuels economic growth by creating a skilled workforce...