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23 Jul 25

India’s killer competition Lakhs chase NEET and JEE dreams, but few succeed Crushing pressure, rising suicides — who’s to blame?

The Race to the Start: With Lives at Stake Lakhs of students in India dream the same dream every night: a dream of securing a seat in a government engineering or medical college. The road to this dream is fiercely competitive and challenging, both mentally and physically. Our…

03 Apr 23

Fostering Agility & Culture Through Learning

Fostering Agility & Culture Through Learning It’s not uncommon to hear phrases like “I’m stressed” or “My work isn’t getting recognized because I’m an introvert” in today’s hybrid work environments. To achieve success, companies must establish a culture of trust and understanding that encourages teamwork. While hiring talented individuals is…

02 Nov 22

It’s all about Power Skills

It’s all about Power Skills Empowering about 500 journalists, primarily reporters, more than 1000 teachers, around 2000 students, and over 2500 people with #Power Skills has been a roller coaster ride. All this began with a 5-day short course at google in 2018. The challenge was enormous, but as soon…

13 Oct 22

News Sensitisation – Need of the hour

We are living in a world full of information and news constantly being bombarded from every corner. These circumstances demand from us better decision making, understanding, and analysis. With this in mind, the Principal of The Campion School, Colaba, Mumbai, invited me to take a news sensitisation session with class 8th…

13 Oct 22

Empowering with Theatre

Theatre, an expression, an art form that has stirred revolutions, a confidence builder, it is an enabler of sorts for those who otherwise are quiet and introvert. I always knew the power of this art form but when I wrote a play on Fake News for children of a Municipal…

13 Oct 22

Being on Camera – A confidence Building Workshop

Clicking a selfie or doing video calls with friends is one thing and being on camera to talk on an issue, report news or deliver content which the audience will listen to is totally another. Training students in this skill, I would call it art, is not easy and there…

13 Oct 22

The Purpose that Powers Women Television Correspondents

Women correspondents covering politics, conflicts and news events for television channels face daunting odds but are driven by the desire to make a difference. When stone-pelting began in north-east Delhi’s Maujpur area on February 23 this year, 26-year-old Sukirti Dwivedi was one of the first reporters – and the only…

13 Oct 22

A Few Good Women: The Glaring Gender Gap Among Indian Cinematographers

Only a fraction of cinematographers in Mumbai’s film industry are women – how does the skewed ratio play out in their career growth? One would think making films is a matter of skill, talent and aptitude, and not one’s gender. But when one’s gender dictates opportunity, it is perhaps no…

13 Oct 22

40 Days – Mumbai COVID Lockdown Dairy

My new venture in the education sector got two positive responses and I was excited to start working with them April onwards BUT Covid19 happened and everything went standstill. It took just about 24 hours to shutdown, one of the most densely populated cities of the world, nearly 73000 people…

13 Oct 22

A Fact-Checker’s Life: Exposing Fake News and Communalism, Surviving Social Boycott Post author

As technology majors and media houses gear up to fight fake news, fact-checkers at the forefront face the social backlash and soul-crushing battle. By Shweta Bhandral In April 2018, Google News Initiative (GNI) held their first train-the-trainer fact-checking workshop in India with 35 journalists from across the country. Attending that…