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JUN. 20, 2022 58 mins read

In terms of soft skills that we talk about, there are several skills that were listed in 2020 which several people have talked about. But one specific skill in this, I would like to mention is the cognitive flexibility. Today, increasingly, students will require to fit into different spaces which means they come with a certain set of skills. But on the job, they acquire additional skills and are able to fit into those challenging job sectors in other areas which would be available. This means cognitive flex

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IPF webinar on "Bharatiya Economic Model"

APR. 15, 2022 38 mins read

If you go back 100-200 years in history, an Indian village had a very self-reliant local and regional economy. What I mean by that is that our ecosystem was not only of farmers. It is mistake to think that village means only farming and agriculture, we have weavers, potters, carpenters, masons, ironsmiths, goldsmiths, rural vaidyas and many more from all other professions.All these were present in the villagesorin a cluster of villages. If you look today in 2022, the people who are third generation, fourth

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FEB. 05, 2022 40 mins read

If you see, the concept of NGOs is not very old. Charitable activities have always taken place, either through temples, gurudwaras or mosques, and also, by kings, and socially responsible citizens etc. But this was given an organised structure by the rich countries and the concepts of foreign investments and foreign aids were aggressively promoted. So, when did the problem start?

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JAN. 22, 2022 33 mins read

The first election was held in 1951-52 and the Election Commission of India (ECI) was formed on 25 January 1950. The Constitution of India was adopted on 26 January 1950. Till it came into force, elections were held according to the provisions of the Government of India Act 1935 which meant that only four crore voters were eligible to cast their votes. There was no universal voting right at that time.

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IPF webinar on "Skill India: The Future Roadmap"

JUN. 20, 2022 58 mins read

In terms of soft skills that we talk about, there are several skills that were listed in 2020 which several people have talked about. But one specific skill in this, I would like to mention is the cognitive flexibility. Today, increasingly, students will require to fit into different spaces which means they come with a certain set of skills. But on the job, they acquire additional skills and are able to fit into those challenging job sectors in other areas which would be available. This means cognitive flex

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APR. 15, 2022 38 mins read

If you go back 100-200 years in history, an Indian village had a very self-reliant local and regional economy. What I mean by that is that our ecosystem was not only of farmers. It is mistake to think that village means only farming and agriculture, we have weavers, potters, carpenters, masons, ironsmiths, goldsmiths, rural vaidyas and many more from all other professions.All these were present in the villagesorin a cluster of villages. If you look today in 2022, the people who are third generation, fourth

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Webinar on "Foreign Funding, Social Welfare and the Role of Voluntary Organisations"

FEB. 05, 2022 40 mins read

If you see, the concept of NGOs is not very old. Charitable activities have always taken place, either through temples, gurudwaras or mosques, and also, by kings, and socially responsible citizens etc. But this was given an organised structure by the rich countries and the concepts of foreign investments and foreign aids were aggressively promoted. So, when did the problem start?

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English Commercialisation of Healthcare and Rampant Profiteering during the Pandemic

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Right to health is a fundamental right guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. Right to Health includes affordable treatment. Therefore, it is the duty of the State to make provisions for affordable treatment.

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APR. 15, 2021 1 mins read

“Agriculture is our wisest pursuit, because it will in the end contribute most to real wealth, good morals, and happiness,” said Thomas Jefferson in a letter to George Washington in 1787.

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