ALLEN AGSD in association with EduDrone- WE CONNECT hosted Mumbai School & College Leaders for ALLEN AGSD Principals' Conclave 2022 on the theme 'Emerging Trends in Global Studies.' The conclave invigorated knowledge sessions by various stalwarts in the K12 segment along with the team of global studies experts from Allen’s Global Studies Division Honourable Brajesh Maheshwari, with great respect known as BM Sir, sang ALLEN hymn in his melodious voice followed by narrating the spectacular and incredible journey of 34 years of ALLEN and associated many success stories of students who have reached at the greatest pinnacle of their careers. He left each one in the conclave spell bound with his powerful words of wisdom making students future ready. The event was graced by a motivating video message from visionary leader Honourable Aman Maheshwari, Managing Director and Mentor, Allen Global Studies Division. Mr. Ajit Balan, Governing Council Member & Secretary of Cosmopolitan Education society Andheri westward was the guest of honour, special guests were; Dr. Pankaj Dhamija, Principal Mata Sahib Kaur Public school, Guruharsahai Firozpur, Punjab, Mr. N. K. Mishra, Principal, Sinhgad School, Ms. Swati Ganeti, Director, Masters' Union from Delhi, Dr. Pramod Mahajan, Academic Head, Sharjan Group of Schools, UAE. ALLEN Conclave was very meticulously designed by ALLEN's dedicated team; Mr. Amit Mohan Agarwal, Vice President, Mr. Prashant Bhatt, Academic Head, Mr. Valsraj Nair, Admin Head, Mr. Nikhil Mehta, Academic Head in collaboration with Mr. Sanjay Chhatija and Mrs. Kajal Chhatija, Founders, EduDrone- WE CONNECT. Ms.Kajal Chhatija, Founder, EduDrone, Ms. Kanwaljeet Kaur,ALLEN Senior Manager, Ms. Rajkumari Agarwal, CHO, EduDrone, & Ms. Rimpal Chellani , Senior Executive and Event coordinator weaved the Conclave in the most engaging way. ALLEN'S technology team along with Mr. Aakash Walwankar, CTO, EduDrone handled the sound and tech part flawlessly. ALLEN Principals' Conclave speakers mesmerized each one with their impactful anecdotes about future careers, portraying the pathways on emerging trends in global studies. Mr.Apoorv Bhatt, Head AGSD enlightened everyone on 'Existing and emerging destinations for education abroad' wherein Mr. Sachin Shrivastava, Head AGSD involved all the school leaders and took an interactive session on 'Changing dynamics of global integration in field of education.' Mrs. Kanwaljeet Kaur, Senior Manager, AGSD, gave a complete insight on ALLEN Global Studies Division and showcased the entire roadmap created for students to reach to top universities abroad. Dr. Deepa Bhushan, Director, C.P. Goenka, mesmerised each one by putting up a research based on case study accomplished through her school's students on 'Conventional and Unconventional career building courses across the border.' Mrs. Vidushi Daga, Founder Clonefutura, linked global careers with inclusion of learning, the most important skill of the millennium; Technology, Coding and robotics. Her session focused on Is India ready to accommodate global Universities in our existing system. Ms. Anju Deoskar, Director Outreach Admission, FLAME UNIVERSITY, enabled everyone to envision - Future of the Careers and how to map it with Academics. This was followed by CA Viraj, Head ALLEN Acer Commerce Division, he in his 4 minutes presentation portrayed 40 years of bright future for students which will be craved through ALLEN's Commerce Division. Finally, the day witnessed celebrating school leaders' presence by honoring them with an Award of Recognition in the field of education. It was a day for Mumbai School Principals to celebrate, collaborate and create memories at ALLEN Principals' Conclave 2022

PDEA's English medium school, Akurdi Celebrated Shri. Sharad Chandraji Pawar Saheb's birthday with great enthusiasm through science and art exhibition On this occasion, the inauguration was done by Vice President of PDEA, Mr. Ghadge, Chief Guest Professor Dr. Pratik Mungekar (Scientist, Counsellor, Global Educator, and International Speaker), Principal of Mhalsakant Vidyalaya, Mr. Ladke, Principal of Shishuvihar, Mrs. Kale, School Principal, Priti Dabade and Primary Principal, Anjali Fernandes. The program started with Saraswati Puja. After this, the students received valuable guidance on 'Career Guidance' from the Chief Guest, Dr. Pratik Mungekar. The students of the school responded enthusiastically to the science exhibition and presented a total of 68 experiments. The vice president of the institute as well as the chief guest Dr.Pratik inspected the experiments with curiosity, applauded, and wished the students. At the same time, Kaladalan also received special appreciation from dignitaries. During the art exhibition, the students exhibited 'sustainable and sustainable' items while carrying out social activities. Also, they promoted the initiative 'Plastic Ban' by making paper bags. The exhibition of various rangolis with social messages was also held in the Rangoli Art Gallery. Parents also appreciated the students for giving spontaneous responses to the exhibition. The Chief Guest Dr.Pratik felicitated the school with the 'Certificate of Recognition of the innovative school of 2022' on the occasion of this auspicious event. The chief guests gave best wishes to the principal of the school, Priti Dabade, teachers and non-teaching staff, and students for their future success. Dr.Pratik says, Honestly, there is no easy fix to finding a happy and fulfilling job. Choosing the career that's right for you requires you to keep reassessing every step of your life. Your work should inspire you and allow you to make the best possible use of your skills and abilities. Frustration and dissatisfaction with work can lead to a lack of proper performance, increased stress, and negativity. The job market is constantly changing with a constant influx of new careers and opportunities. In India, 93% of students are unaware of what career opportunities are currently open. Knowing what kinds of careers will be available in the near future and developing skills that will be useful for years to come is very important. Career Advice is a panacea for those unsure of which path to pursue in higher education or career aspirations. When adequate career guidance is provided within a school, students develop self-awareness and important issues such as where to study, where to study, what career they want to pursue, and how to pursue a career. You can enter the world of higher education and professional life with information about The education path you choose that will help you advance your career path and reach your life goals. Why Do You Need Early Career Counseling? Career guidance is essential in today's world. In the absence of such guidance, students tend to choose a familiar and conventional career path. These career paths may or may not align with your life goals and passions. The result is unhappy careers that lead to situations like the Great Retirement when the workforce is faced with extenuating circumstances like a pandemic and forced to seek inner happiness. Career guidance not only provides information but also guides students in developing the skills they need to succeed. In a post-pandemic world, more software than ever before, such as flexibility and adaptability, resilience, the potential for learning and abandonment, and problem-solving skills, is needed to help people adapt continuously to a changing world. Skills are needed in the workforce. These are skills that cannot be taught in a classroom and must be developed over time. External stress forces us to look inward and find joy in our daily lives. Work fills a large part of our lives, so it is very important that it gives us a sense of purpose and happiness. Career guidance for students in schools is very important if you want to make long-term career and higher education decisions by assessing your abilities, needs, and aspirations to find a fulfilling career that suits you. It's a tool

Jetking Infotrain, in response to the increasing demand from cybersecurity experts, stands firm on the necessity of making young graduates technically sound to be a part of the cybersecurity industry. In regards to this, Jetking Infotrain has collaborated with Mr. Onkar Sonawane, India’s youngest ethical hacker. Presently 21 years of age, he is listed in Google, Firefox, Intel, and many more companies' "Top 10 Hackers" list. Cyberattacks are increasingly becoming more common as more and more people from around the globe set up shop on the web. This step might be as simple as being a part of a social media platform or being on an online messenger service. The vulnerability of data remains a very ambiguous situation. Not only big organisations but even laymen, in the form of spam attacks and phishing attacks, may become vulnerable and lose some of their tangible or intangible assets. According to reports, the past 11 months of the year 2022 saw a staggering increase in the number of cybercrime cases, accounting for a total of 3,960. The sad part is that the resolution numbers, which correspond here to 245, seem to be very low. The admission of government personnel regarding the lack of trained and technically sound cybersecurity experts raises a red flag. With this collaboration, Jetking Infotrain is able to provide A free demo session on the ethical hacking course A webinar on "how to protect one’s electronic devices from being hacked" A session on "training women to ensure internet safety" Training for interviews A session on cybersecurity *to Maharashtra Police* Courses provided via this collaboration will prove to provide an outstanding exposure to the nitty-grittes of Cybersecurity, thereby being assertive over the advocacy of the same. Getting well versed in the Cybersecurity realm can open up a multitude of opportunities like serving in positions of Security Architect, Malware Analyst, Penetration Tester, Application Security Engineer among others. Mr. Harsh Bharwani, MD and CEO of Jetking Infotrain, said, "The need for having sound professionals and young graduates in the field of cybersecurity now is more apparent than ever." The increase in the number of cyberattacks around the globe has seen an exponential rise. The Internet is a multifaceted, multidimensional structure with its pros and cons, and data is one of the assets that has proven to be vulnerable. It is thus critical for students seeking a position as a cybersecurity expert in the industry to stay up to date and aware of current developments in this field, and this is where I believe we will deliver a promising output with Mr. Onkar Sonawane's expertise by training the students to become industry leaders. Mr. Onkar Sonawane also expressed his views and said, "The industry is ever-changing, the tech will keep on evolving, and businesses, from a local shop to MNCs, will rely on internet-based services for their functioning, which adds to the vulnerabilities that will also, simultaneously, increase." It thus becomes a responsibility for me to do my best job with Jetking Infotrain to deliver relevant, factually accurate, and quality material to the students opting for this cybersecurity course

#onamissiontohelpstudents On 6th December Dr.Pratik gave his lecture on career counseling and studying abroad at S B Patil School Rawet Pune. More than 400 students & Teachers participated and appreciated the session. He got a standing ovation twice during his conference, which is the highest possible price. list of faculty who attended your seminar on December 6th, 2022: 1.Dr. Bindu Saini, Principal 2.Ms. Padmavati Banda, Vice Principal 3.Ms. Shubhangi Kulkarni, Primary Section in-charge 4.Ms. Nirupama Kale, Section Coordinator 5.Ms. Vandana Sangle, Section Coordinator 6.Mr. Manish Dhekale, Administrative Officer 7.Rohit Sarkar, Media and Publishing Department Executive 8.Ms. Aayesha Syed, Secondary Teacher 9.Ms. Amrapali Nikalje , Secondary Teacher 10.Ms. Anita Suryawanshi, Secondary Teacher 11.Ms. Anjali Gugale, Secondary Teacher 12.Ms. Anusaya Swami, Secondary Teacher 13.Ms. Darshana Kamat, Secondary Teacher 14.Ms. Deepika Kannao, Secondary Teacher 15.Ms. Jeetkaur Sodhi, Secondary Teacher 16.Ms. Manjusha Nathe, Secondary Teacher 17.Ms. Pravina More, Secondary Teacher 18.Ms. Prutha Vaidya, Secondary Teacher 19.Mr. Rachna Sisodiya, Secondary Teacher 20.Ms. Richa Arora, Secondary Teacher, 21.Ms. Richa Sharma, Secondary Teacher 22.Ms. Sangita Shinde, Secondary Teacher 23.Ms. Sanjana Sabu, Secondary Teacher 24.Ms. Susmita Roy, Secondary Teacher and Career Counsellor 25.Ms. Swaleha Mujawar, Primary Teacher 26.Mr. Swapnil Lambu, Primary Teacher About School: Founded in 2012, S.B. Patil Public School is a CBSE affiliated, NABET accredited, British Council IDS certified, English medium, co-educational school with classes ranging from Nursery to the Senior Secondary Grades. Through the past ten years, the institute's sole purpose is to provide world-class academic education that is rooted in a strong cultural foundation. It has a strength of over 3,100 pupils who are taught and mentored by over 150 professional and determined faculty for every level comprising of seasoned school heads, adept teachers, and relentless school personnel. One of the most important choices we make in life is what to do with our careers. Sometimes, due to a lack of information or even peer pressure, kids end up making this choice. Such choices could frequently lead individuals into occupations that are not a good fit for them, which would cause stress and discontent. Making a well-informed selection regarding one's career is so crucial. We may develop long-term career goals and determine the best course of action with the advice of qualified career counsellors. Career Counseling: An Understanding of the Term A systematic procedure called career counselling can assist someone in choosing the proper career by assisting them in understanding themselves as well as the working world. It is a method that aids in the analysis of a person's strengths, interests, talents, and abilities. The best job decision frequently results from a student's interests, skills, and current business trends. Everyone needs career assistance at some time in their lives, whether they are professionals seeking for a change in careers, class 12 students trying to get into colleges, or students in class 11 who are unsure of which path to choose. It equips you with the knowledge and abilities to make future career and life decisions. What Is Career Counseling and Why Is It Important? Now that we have a basic understanding of what career counselling is, let's examine its significance. Today's kids have access to a variety of careers, therefore the value of career counselling has unquestionably grown. A professional career counsellor may help students make decisions when they are at a turning point where they may need to select a stream in class 11 or the best course following class 12. Across all age groups, career counselling is important. Career counselling may assist in managing a number of other connected concerns, such as poor motivation and lack of confidence, in addition to assisting in determining one's future career path. Career counsellors provide neutral counsel and may help resolve the conflict between parents and children on the best course of study. The move from one selected career field to another is made easier and less stressful with the aid of career counselling. Who Are Career Counselors and What Is Career Counseling? Professionals with training in career counselling offer advice and counselling. They are well-versed in a variety of professions and career routes. A master's degree in counselling psychology or applied psychology is often required for career counsellors, and they are skilled in the application of career development theories, counselling strategies, and the administration and interpretation of psychometric tests. A skilled career counsellor has in-depth knowledge of many different professions, is an astute observer, and can solve problems. They constantly stay current on new trends and sources of career information. The Definition and Methodology of Career Counseling It usually takes several steps to provide career counselling. The first step is to develop self-awareness. In this stage, you learn about yourself and come to terms with your personality, interests, skills, and other personal traits. You can accomplish anything well and effortlessly if you have the necessary ability. The capacity to answer mathematical problems quickly, for instance, is known as numerical ability. An activity you appreciate and find interesting is called an interest. As an illustration, consider engaging in sports, music, or art. Your social characteristics, driving forces, and general nature make up your personality. Are you an extrovert or an introvert, for instance? How outgoing are you? What am I good at? is one example of a self-awareness question. Which subjects do I perform well in? What do I do well? Step 2: Learn More About Your Career Options- Investigating numerous career alternatives is the next step. You can start removing career possibilities that don't appeal to you by gathering pertinent information about the work and job positions, personal qualities needed, eligibility requirements, and selection procedure. You can learn pertinent details from: Books, newspapers, and magazines online career advisors People involved in the industry, etc. Step 3: Integrate the knowledge from the previous two steps - It's finally time to align your understanding of who you are with your knowledge of your potential employment alternatives. Let's use a key and lock as an illustration. The requirements of the job are the lock, and your potential is the key. Every career has a different set of prerequisites, and everyone of you has a different potential. The door to success will open in front of you if the correct lock is opened with the proper key. Step 4: Take Action After determining which job path is ideal for you, create a plan of action. This step-by-step career action plan acts as a road map for accomplishing your long-term professional objectives. Action plan example: Which topics should I choose? What examinations do I need to take to get into the college I want to attend? What are the course's study requirements and length? What universities provide the course? What is Career Guidance? - Types of Career Guidance There are many types of career guidance. Let's look at some of them. School Counselor/Counseling - Most schools today have at least one school counselor, her. They support students' social and academic endeavors, conduct career planning workshops, and organize career fairs at schools. School counselors also have in-depth knowledge of various board systems such as CBSE, IGCSE, ICSE and IB. College Counselor/Career Counselor - This is another type of career counselor. These advisors help graduates and graduate students choose the right career path after graduation. They also connect students and introduce them to the job industry. Study Abroad Advisor – This is his one of a kind career advice where trained and experienced advisors guide students and connect them with universities around the world. We have in-depth knowledge of the admissions procedures of nearly every foreign university in the world. This article offers us a truthful concept of what's profession counselling, significance of profession ounselling, and profession counselling techniques. It is anticipated that an character will spend approx. 90,000 hours on the place of work over a lifetime, so, it will become extraordinarily vital to select the proper profession choice this is in step with your abilities and profession expectations. Be clever in making plans for your profession!

Achieving gender equality and women empowerment is possible only through education. Women empowerment is the right to make their own decisions for the women, by manipulating all personal boundaries. It is all about consolidating the social, educational, employment, decision-making, and economic powers of women and creating an environment where there is no gender bias and equal rights in society and the workplace. The main benefit of women’s empowerment is associated with society. If we want to make our country a powerful country, then for that, we need to make the women of the community powerful too. Domestic violence is such a thing that can happen to any woman; it is not necessary that domestic violence only happens to illiterate women. Educated women are also victims of such violence; the only difference is that where educated women dare to raise their voices against it. At the same time, illiterate women are afraid to raise their voices against such violence Happy to meet many brave women who fought for their rights and are living respectful lives. Peel College of Professional Studies is operated by two women entrepreneurs and is happy to support upcoming women in business, education, and in all walks of life in general. Proud to be associated with Immigrant women in Business Toronto Canad

A joint initiative of Nanha Gyan Foundation (Pune) and The Icon Public School Organization of various competitions and workshops to give scope to the artistic qualities of children As per sources in Marathi News Media, Kids Festival is organized on December 17th and 18th by Nanhaa Gyan Foundation (Pune) and The Icon Public School to give scope to the artistic qualities of children. More than 400 students from 22 schools in the city will participate in this function which will be held at Icon Public School on Railway Station Road. Education fair and various competitions for students have been organized in this two-day kids' festival. Shantikumarji Firodia Memorial Foundation is the main sponsor of this kid's festival, Aakash and Byju are the associate partners. The program is also supported by Preethij Pathshala and Tots to Teens counseling firm. In the two-day event, competitions in elocution, painting, classical dance, poetry reading, storytelling, fancy dress, and other competitions will be held. There will be various workshops, recreational games, and various stalls for the students. Students will be able to enjoy this program by developing artistic skills along with entertainment. Prizes will be given to the winners of various competitions in the concluding program on the next day. The 18th Healing Light Awards will be awarded to those who have made remarkable contributions in the field of education with selfless spirit. According to the organizers, these will include mental coaches, parent coaches, At Nanhaa Gyan Foundation we have always worked to help individuals with their holistic development. And focused on their mental well-being through various workshops and services that we provide Says Rommal Surana If you wish to contribute or get associated with them for any other causes, activities in the future kindly connect with Rommal Surana, Founder of Nanhaa Gyan Foundation on +917709047790

Pillar of Pune District Education Association, Padmavibhushan Hon. Mr. Sharad Chandraji Pawar Saheb's 82nd birthday was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Pune District Education Association's English Medium Secondary School and Junior College, Akurdi. On this occasion, inauguration was done by Vice President of PDEA, Mr. Ghadge, Chief Guest Professor Dr. Pratik Mungekar (Scientist, Counsellor, Global Educator, International Speaker), Principal of Mhalsakant Vidyalaya, Mr. Ladke, Principal of Shishuvihar, Mrs. Kale, School Principal, Priti Dabade and Primary Principal, Anjali Fernandes. The programme started with Saraswati Puja. After this, the students received valuable guidance on 'Career Guidance' by the Chief Guest, Dr. Pratik Mungekar. The students of the school responded enthusiastically to the science exhibition and presented a total of 68 experiments. The vice president of the institute as well as the chief guest inspected the experiments with curiosity, applauded and wished the students. At the same time, Kaladalan also received special appreciation from dignitaries. During the art exhibition, the students exhibited 'sustainable and sustainable' items while carrying out social activities. Also, they promoted the initiative 'Plastic Ban' by making paper bags. The exhibition of various rangolis with social messages was also held in the Rangoli Art Gallery. Parents also appreciated the students by giving spontaneous responses to the exhibition. Apart from this, various competitions such as essay competitions, elocution competitions, singing, playing musical instforruments, monologue, poetry writing, and greeting letter writing competitions were organized at the branch level. The Chief Guest felicitated the school with the 'Certificate of Recognition of the innovative school of 2022' on the occasion of this auspicious event. The chief guests gave best wishes to the principal of the school, Priti Dabade, teachers and non-teaching staff, and students for their future success

The Manganiyar Seduction, a live music featuring Rajasthani folk and Sufi music, with over 40 musicians from the Manganiyar community of western India enthralled people of tri cities—Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Cyberabad on Sunday night. It was organized as part of the unique festival which the city has not witnessed before. Kulture Karavan was an immersive experience, new to many people in the city. It was a festival of Art, Music, Culture and FLEA. The venue was Sattva Knowledge City, Madhapur. Kulturel Karavan is one a kind of IP that offers a plethora of cultural elements. It was an event by Rawster and produced by Metalloid Productions Though the day-long drizzling in the city played a spoilsport, quite a large number of people turned up to the event. It was an amalgamation of curated experience and Kulture Karavan had something for everyone. A visually stunning act Roysten Abel’s Manganiyar Seduction was the highlight of the festival. Conceived by the well known Indian director Roysten Abel, the theatrical presentation featured 40 musicians, in turbans and robes from Rajasthan. They either sat or kneeled in red-draped cubicles, stacked in four tiers and illuminated when their turn came to perform. The large numbers gathered to witness the experimental theatrical performance. But, for everybody’s bad luck, it couldn’t be witnessed till the end as the rain disturbed their act. This Rajasthani musicians gave an astonishing audio-visual feast and performance. It was an extraordinary concept, brilliantly executed. Prior to their performance Rishab Sharma, the last and the youngest disciple of Pt. Ravi Shankar performed. He is said to have given his sitar performance at the White House in the United States of America recently. I am a sitarist and music producer. I live in New York City, announced Rishab Sharma. He began his 40 minutes performance with Raag Tilak Kamod, which was the first raa guruji taught me, he said. It is a meditative alp. Close your eyes and enjoy it, he informed his 300 plus audience. He ended his performance with Chanukya. He was accompanied by Unmesh Banerjee on Tabla. Rishab Sharma, a true descendant of the esteemed Rikhi Ram family of luthiers announced that he is coming back to the city to perform again on 28th January at Saptaparni. And that will be a Sitar performance for mental health. Rishab learned from great maestros such as Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, Ustad Rais Khan, Pt. Arun Bharatram and more. Rishab incorporates modern music elements into his classical training. In between the above two stunning performances, Gaddam Padmaja Reddy, performed a dance that emulated the State of Telangana’s beautiful culture. She and her team of dancers performed Kakatiyam, the new art form she introduced. It is a two-part Kuchipudi classical visual dance form based on the history and themes of Ramappa Temple, sculpture and dance forms during the period of Kakatiya dynasty. She said the dance concept was based on her research on the Ramappa Temple, Thousand Pillar Temple, and Warangal in formatting the dance form. According to her, it is based on Nritta Ratnavali–a book written by Jayapa Senani, a military commander of the Kakatiyas, documenting the dance forms of the 13th century. Metalloid in association with Harish Kumar Sejekan, Sattva Knowledge City - an art show by Masters of Indian Art and some renowned Indian artists was put up. Art from MF Husain, Tyeb Mehta, VS Gaitonde, FN Souza, Manjit Bawa, S.H Raza, Ram Kumar, T Vaikuntam, Akbar Padamsee, Bharat Thakur, Sujata Sah Sejekan were on display. The art exhibition had 25 art collections of various artists mostly by MF Hussain and VS Gaintonde. They were original and rare paintings of MF Hussain and VS Gaintonde. These were curated by Bangalore based Harish Kumar Sejekan collected from various collectors. The notable one among them was Krishna Leela Painting of MF Hussain, that was priced at rupees five crore, the costliest among all. On the whole the show had original paintings worth several crores, said Harish Kumar. The response was good and there were some firm enquiries, he said. The Flea market which was organized as part of the Kultur Karavan was curated by FAFF. It was a variety of small and vegan businesses. Some unique exhibitors include Bake Trail, which displayed Vegan Patisseries and artisan bread pastries. The Weekend Café offered plant-based food. The future of food will be plant-based food says Krishna Vikas the man behind the Weekend Café. We offer alternatives to meat, he said. Another new variety of stalls was Topatoes, the potato-based recipe. Then there was a Millet Bowl that offered millet-based unique recipes.

On Tuesday, November 29, More than 600+ Students of Class VI through XII students and teachers of S.S. Khalsa Senior Secondary School South Delhi attended a career counseling session where they were given advice on how to choose the best career path for them based on their aptitude and skill by the expert Dr.Pratik Mungekar. Prof.Dr. Pratik Mungekar, As the major resource person, an Indian scientist and professor who has won both International and National awards for his work as a Global Educator provided the parents & Teachers with many insightful suggestions for assuring a promising future for their children. The S.S. Khalsa Senior Secondary School South Delhi hosted the career counselling session. Dr. Pratik noticed that even today, the majority of parents still frequently adhere to the conventional belief that great academic accomplishments are the cornerstones of a promising future while interacting with the parents and teachers. They make the mistake of pressuring their child to pursue a career that he or she is not interested in because they are unaware of other possibilities save the usual ones like doctor, engineer, or manager. He informed the pupils about the current trends and elements that influence professional decisions. After class X, one should choose a stream based on a clear awareness of their skills and weaknesses, he noted. investigating several job alternatives while making a plan. While advising Class XII students, Dr. Pratik says the career opportunities for boys and girls in all directions have never been as great as they are today. Globalization has created abundant employment opportunities for talented young people. He also said that parents play an important role in helping their children make career choices.Most students rely heavily on their parents' advice and guidance to complete their careers. increase. Therefore, the guardian should give due consideration to the guardian's aptitude and interests while assisting the guardian in choosing a career. Social Media Links : Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Pratikmngkr7 Instagram : https://instagram.com/drpratikmungekar?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/pratik-mungekar-88a4821a7 Twitter : https://twitter.com/PratikMungekar3?t=icpVGRqj8k6RyxKycKQBlg&s=09 Contact No: +91-9769782051

Indian Bank has sponsored Mahindra Bolero vehicle on December 9, 2022, to Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya, Coimbatore under its CSR initiatives that shall assist them in conducting Medical camps in 22 villages including 9 tribal villages in and around Perinaickenpalayam, Coimbatore. Shri. Ganesararaman A, Field General Manager, Indian Bank, Coimbatore handed over the key of the vehicle to Swami Garishthananda, Secretary, Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya in a grand function organized at Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya, Coimbatore. This good gesture by the Bank will further strengthen the Ramakrishna Mission’s goal of providing medical care to the poor, living in rural and tribal areas. Senior officials and staff members of Indian Bank, along with representatives of Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya, Coimbatore were present during the occasion. About Indian Bank Established in 1907, Indian Bank is a premier Public Sector Bank with a dominant Pan-India presence. The government of India owns 88.06% of the shareholding. It is the First Public Sector Bank to install ATM at Harbour, Madras in 1989. The Bank has a vast branch network with 6004 branches, 5428 ATMs & BNAs, and overseas branches in Colombo and Singapore in addition to over 225 overseas correspondent banks. The government of India announced the Amalgamation of Allahabad Bank – a bank with 155 years of legacy – into Indian Bank in 2019. Indian Bank commenced its operation as an amalgamated entity on 1st April 2020. The integration of the CBS systems of both Banks was completed on 14th February 2021. Indian Bank has constantly thrived to adopt the latest technology and modify its techniques. Apart from various initiatives undertaken by Indian Bank, one of the out-of-the-box initiatives was the launch of MSME Prerana – an Online Business Mentoring PAN India Programme for MSME entrepreneurs. To strengthen this initiative, Indian Bank also launched ‘Ind Spring Board’, financing for Startups, and entered MOU with IIT Madras. Over the years, Indian Bank has set new benchmarks in providing efficient banking services to its different client groups and has also emerged as a frontrunner in delivering excellent customer service.

A Round Table Discussion on "Human Rights of the Persons with Disabilities in India: Policies & Practices" was held in the city on the occasion of International Human Rights Day on Saturday. It was held at SundarayyaVignanaKendram, Bagh Lingampally, Hyderabad It was organized by Social Cause, a Hyderabad-based NGO. The Panelists included: Dr. G. Bhanuprakash Reddy, Scientist-G &HoD, Biochemistry Division, ICMR – NIN; Sri M. Srinivasulu, President, Network of Persons with Disability Organisations (NPdO); Smt. P. Padmavathi, Pratinidhi, Kasturba Gandhi National Memorial Trust; Sri Patan Ummar Khan, Founder Chairperson, Hellen Keller’s Institute; Sri KasinadhLakkaraju, Zonal Convenor (TS & AP), Rehabilitation Council of India; Dr. Lalitha J, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Education, IASE, Osmania University. Welcoming the gathering Mr Dhinesh said this meeting was the first one by Social Cause after the pandemic and needed of the honor one. Narender, a veteran journalist, and a lead speaker said that it was a historic day as rights are being discussed that to rights about differently abled too discussed. According to the 2011 census, 2.1% of the population is disabled. Kerala is the only state which screen every child born with disabilities and treats them accordingly and disability conditions can be prevented. Many public institutions like government offices and schools are not disabled-friendly. Disabled can not access toilets in schools, he said. Human Rights are a very important and basic matter. Dr. G. Bhanuprakash Reddy, who himself is differently abled said he was subjected to discrimination in many areas. Though I was recruited in the open category, our office showed it as recruited under reservations for the disabled. In another incident, a senior official ridiculed providing a lift and suggested using a service lift. The discrimination against the disabled is continuing in every aspect of life he said. Ramps which are provided for the benefit of the disabled are not much helpful to the disabled, he added. This meeting comes with a great sigh of relief as off-late, not even a single forum was found to talk about rights said M. Srinivasulu, who himself is disabled and an activist for the disabled. Though 464 order of the Chief Election Commission issued an order asking to create and ensure enabling barrier-free environment for efficient and effective electoral participation of persons with disabilities. But how many are ensuring its implementation? When we reminded an electoral officer he ridiculed us and we approached the court and got our rights back explained M Srinivasulu. Speaking further he said Rights have no value if there is no political will. Disability doesn’t mean just physical. There are 21 disabilities, he said. According to the 2011 census, 10.5 lakh are disabled in Telangana and now it must be 20 lakhs. But the ground reality is there is 80 lakh as one disabled in a house means three other family members are also discriminated, affected, he explained. In recent elections in Himachal Pradesh, just 34000 voters changed the outcome of the election. We with 80 lakh voters in Telangana too can swing poll outcome he said. Speaking further he added that out of six lakh villages in India, not a single village is disabled-friendly. The only way to get rights is to ask, and put pressure. For which he said we must become Democratic Naxalite. He also urged all present in the meeting to be more Twitter active to highlight the plight of the disabled. Sri KasinadhLakkaraju urged for more meaningful engagement with both governments at state and centre. Smt. P. Padmavathi said disabled don’t need sympathy. They need opportunities. Though there are legislations introduced from time to time, but for somehow are not being implemented. One such example is Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD) has launched Accessible India Campaign (Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan) as a nation-wide Campaign for achieving universal accessibility for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs). But we all know how it is being implemented. According to this every government office must be disabled friendly. Now that more and more government organisations are privatised, the reservations for disabled must be extended and must be applicable to private sector too. Sri Patan Ummar Khan said everyone talks about rights, but what about our responsibilities. Most educated are not participating in electoral process, not voting. Whereas 80 to 90% disabled are turning up at polling booths and voting Inspite of their deformities. Dr. Lalitha J advocated that disability awareness must begin from schools. Most of the teachers undergoing B. Ed course are not aware of disabled, who they are, what their rights are. Hyderabad should have a home for intellectual disabled she said. Human Rights Day is celebrated annually on 10 December every year. It is celebrated across the globe. The date was chosen to honor the United Nations General Assembly's adoption and proclamation, on 10 December 1948, of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), the first global enunciation of human rights and one of the first major achievements of the new United Nations. The 2022 Theme of Human Rights Day is Dignity, Freedom, and Justice for All. Some of the basic human rights are the right to life and liberty, freedom from slavery and torture, freedom of opinion and expression, the right to work and education, and many more. Everyone is entitled to these rights, without discrimination. About a hundred people attended the panel discussion.

On the occasion of the birthday of the first Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, 'Children's Day is celebrated everywhere with enthusiasm. Pune District Education Association's English Medium Secondary School and Junior College, Akurdi also celebrated Children's Day with various artistic creations by the students. The chief guest for the programme was Mr Deva Tambe, Founder of International President-International Environment-Friendly Multipurpose Organization India. The programme started with the salutation and Saraswati Pujan and the image of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru by honourable Deva Tambe, school principal, Priti Dabade, senior teacher, Meena Nachonkar and student representatives. Students enjoyed this special day by performing various cultural programmes on the occasion of Children's Day. It included various arts such as singing, playing musical instruments, dancing, and reciting poetry. The dignitaries appreciated the talent of the students and tried to highlight various social issues. He tried to educate the students about juvenile delinquency, child labour, child health, child abuse etc. He gave a message in his speech that since the child of today is the intelligent citizen of tomorrow, it is necessary to inculcate good things towards society and the habit of maintaining social consciousness in the minds of children at an early age. On the occasion of Children's Day, dignitaries awarded the students who excelled in various competitions with certificates and medals. On this occasion, 4 students were awarded as 'students of the year'. The school was given the 'National Environment Friend award 2022'. Also, all the teachers who are active participants in various environmentally friendly activities implemented under the National Environment-Friendly Multi-Purpose Organization were also felicitated with certificates. Sweets were distributed to the students at the end of the programme. Anchoring of the programme was done by the students Shrushti Kumhar and Anushka Pisal, and the vote of thanks was given by Harshita Patil. The programme was organized by the cultural department under the guidance of the school principal, Priti Dabade