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    India's innovation journey begins in classrooms: Narayana Murthy

    Advocating for transformative educational reforms, NR Narayana Murthy suggested a nationwide program to prepare 500,000 teachers annually by engaging retired STEM professionals. He stressed that enhancing educational quality is vital for India's goal of a $5-trillion economy. With an estimated budget of $20 billion over 20 years, the initiative seeks to improve teacher welfare and develop critical thinking skills in the nation's classrooms.

    Meet Phoenix Giselle Hicks, who completed 200 hours of yoga training at 5; how she became the world's youngest female yoga instructor

    Phoenix Giselle Hicks reportedly started her yoga journey before she was born. Her had practiced prenatal yoga while pregnant with her. Phoenix attended her first yoga class when she was just three months old. She said she took her first yoga class when she was only three months old. It wasn't just yoga that was needed for Phoenix to become a teacher.

    The article highlights the importance of listening in a world where people are quick to express opinions but often slow to hear others. Drawing on the Bhagavad Gita (18:63), it describes how Krishn first allowed Arjun to express his distress before offering guidance on duty, action and the nature of the Self.

    Govardhan Puja, also known as Annakut, is celebrated on the fourth day of Diwali and marks Lord Krishna’s act of lifting Govardhan Hill to protect the people of Braj from heavy rains sent by Indra. The festival highlights the importance of respecting nature, staying humble and being grateful for the resources that sustain life.

    Ode to a compassionate algorithm: Philanthropists are backing AI for public good

    From Flipkart’s Binny Bansal to Chrys Capital’s Ashish Dhawan and Karishma Sanghvi of Sun Pharma, a growing number of entrepreneurs are writing cheques for AI that can diagnose diseases, empower teachers, modernise courts and strengthen public services, betting that the technology can create social returns as significant as commercial ones.

    Home Minister Amit Shah sets December 2028 drug-free Gujarat target, a year ahead of national deadline

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday set December 31, 2028, as the deadline to make Gujarat drug-free, a year ahead of India’s December 31, 2029, target. Addressing a gathering in Ahmedabad, he urged citizens to report drug abuse and drug sales to authorities, stressing that government efforts alone cannot eliminate narcotics.

    The Economic Times
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