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In recent years, teachers, parents, and counselors have noticed a growing pattern among school students especially those as young as Class 7. Despite living in a world full of opportunities and access to knowledge, many young minds today are struggling emotionally. Terms like anxiety , depression , and stress have become part of their daily vocabulary. But what’s really happening beneath the surface? Let’s explore some of the key challenges the new generation faces  and what

When it comes to the University of Delhi (DU) admissions, most students focus on scores, cut-offs, and forms. But one crucial step often gets overlooked that is  crafting the perfect DU preference list. This step can make a major difference in which college and course you finally get. Here’s why you should devote time and thought to curating your preference list strategically. 1. Understanding How DU Allocates Colleges DU uses a Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) that match

National Law Universities (NLUs) in India are increasingly offering innovative and interdisciplinary programmes that go beyond the standard BA LLB and BBA LLB degrees. These courses open unconventional yet powerful pathways in policy, technology, forensic science, commerce, social impact, and governance, making them excellent options for students who want something different from traditional law programmes. NLSIU Bangalore – NLS BA (Hons.) (Non-Law, Interdisciplinary) Nationa

For decades, career choices in India were rigidly tied to academic streams: science students pursued engineering or medicine, commerce students chose accounting or finance, and arts students looked toward teaching, media, or public service. But the 21st-century economy has broken these barriers. Today, some of the most high-paying and in-demand careers  value skills over degrees , making them accessible to students from any background. Here are seven such careers that are red

India has long been a laboratory for social innovation, with people using creativity, perseverance, and often very modest means to solve deep problems. The individuals below represent some of the strongest examples of this, combining innovation, scale, sustainability, and measurable change. 1. Anshu Gupta (Goonj) What he does: Anshu Gupta founded Goonj  in 1999. The core idea is deceptively simple: take urban surplus (used clothes, discarded materials, etc.) and channel it t