Shweta Jain I have over the last few weeks seen so many people give Jet employees a hard time over how they have made the mistake of not saving enough for rainy days. I have also come across people who have said that our generation does not know the importance …
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Fifteen years ago, Alivelu Manga Pulavarti had opened four Public Provident Funds (PPF) accounts at the postal head office in Secunderabad. One for herself and the other for her three minor children, Mahima Bharthi, Sriram and Bharat Pulavarti. Starting with a deposit of Rs 2.8 lakhs, Alivelu would put Rs …
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Opinion Columns Blogs They’ve graduated. Now it’s time to really learn, and the lessons start here It is graduation season again. That means it’s time for my annual column for graduates, and for those of us a bit older who are preparing the next generation to assume new roles and …
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11th May 2019 This month we debate the current trend for e-learning and assessment. Is game and video-based education and blended learning right for every child? Andrew Webster Headmaster, The Mead School In 1901, Wilbur Wright said ‘man will not fly for 50 years’. In 1927, Harry Warner (of Warner Brothers) …
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LAKE COUNTY, Fla. – A Clermont high school musical theater teacher is accused of using private singing lessons to inappropriately touch a 17-year-old student, according to a Lake County Sheriff’s Office investigation. Jason Misner, 37, a music teacher at East Ridge High School, was arrested Friday on battery charges. Prior to his arrest, Misner was …
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Niki Leondakis is looking for ways to leverage her extensive experience in hospitality to fuel the growth in Wolff’s Revel brand, and improve the overall resident experience. A former president and chief operating officer of boutique hotel pioneer Kimpton Hotels, she is also a former CEO of Equinox Fitness Clubs …
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There will be a day when our carefree toddlers — who currently fall and bump into things like it’s par for the course — face real challenges in their lives. They might struggle in school, be a target of bullying, find out they’re not the best at their favorite sport …
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Former Apple retail chief Angela Ahrendts left the company last month, and ahead of her departure, she sat down to share her thoughts on her experiences at Apple on LinkedIn’s Hello Monday podcast. Apple hired Ahrendts in in 2014, after Apple CEO Tim Cook listened to her April 2013 TED …
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Now that the snow shovels are packed away and the flip-flops are out, it’s time to start thinking water safety. Your curious tot wants to know everything (witness the infinite stream of why questions they ask 24/7). With that curiosity comes a taste for danger — at least the pint-sized …
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SALT LAKE CITY — Eight in 10 American parents believe their child’s participation in extracurricular pursuits could one day lead to income, according to a new LendingTree poll of 724 parents conducted online. And the more they’re investing, the more optimistic they are that their children will benefit financially. Nearly …
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