Is a Sports Career Only for the Rich? Finding Viable Paths Beyond the Playing Field A statement in TOI today by national badminton coach P Gopichand highlighted a harsh reality: less than 1% of aspiring athletes achieve financial success in their sport. This leaves many disillusioned and struggling, raising critical questions about the future of […]
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Returning to one’s alma mater to give back is always special! We at Jeevan Pravaas were fortunate to conduct a 2-day workshop for students, parents, and teachers of KV INS Shivaji, focusing on career clarity & holistic well-being. Key Takeaways:✅ Career Guidance for Students: Mentors helped students identify strengths, analyze psychometric reports, and explore career
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The 2nd edition of the “Happiness & Well-Being Program” for TAPMI Bengaluru 1st-year BBA students held from 21-23 Jan 2025 was an eye-opener. The exciting and immensely interactive sessions with the students as well as the faculty addressed the common problems of stress and anxiety in youth, which is primarily due to misaligned expectations and
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The Bhagavad Gita shows us at every stage in life how we should be taking decisions in every life situation, not by giving a specific direction, but by demonstrating through dialogue, the effects of a particular decision and action. “Karma Yoga” is about knowing “dharma” and using free will appropriately in any circumstance, with a
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When we are performing any work in which we are completely engrossed in or are completely in the moment, sometimes we feel that the work is happening through us as a medium. Those are the real moments where we are in touch with the “source” within. True spirituality is not about having blind beliefs; the
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February and March bring heightened tension and bustling activity to Indian households with teenage children, particularly those in 10th or 12th grade, where the pressure intensifies into what’s commonly known as “Board Fever.” During this time, anybody and everybody advise them to study hard. In fact, I remember our maid telling our son to study
“What is your dream?” asked my uncle when I was in 10th grade. I answered immediately: “To get into IIT” . This was way back in 1987. Flash forward to 2023: I ask the same question to my son’s friends and I get the same reply. Things have changed dramatically in between 1987 to 2023,
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