Hyderabad: Poverty, hardships, and family responsibilities did not deter Laxmikanth Reddy Emreddy. Born in the coal city of Godavarikhani in Karimnagar district, Laxmikanth has now polished himself to become a diamond. After a struggle of almost two decades, this Telangana lad has now secured a place in the PGPX programme at the prestigious Indian Institute […]
Despite a surfeit of welfare models being experimented across the world, the gulf between the rich and the poor has been widening. The pandemic has made the world more unequal, with wealth distribution becoming more skewed than ever before. In the case of India, the inequality is all the more stark. The latest ‘State of […]
Hyderabad: When 18-year-old Bhuvanagiri Punnaiah was informed that he would be making his debut in Ranji Trophy against Bengal recently, he was a bit nervous. The struggles he went through to realise his dream to play for the State flashed in front of his eyes. With senior pacer CV Milind suffering an injury in the […]
The dividing line between two Indias — the haves and have-nots — has now become too sharp and stark to ignore. The pandemic has widened the gulf between the rich and the poor in ways that the country never experienced in the past. The top and bottom of the pyramid absorbed the pandemic shock in […]
Hyderabad: Gitanjali School students celebrated Dasara with religious fervour. Students on the occasion vowed to get rid of bad habits from their lives. They wanted to get rid of their old, lazy habits by unloading negative traits which hinder their growth and positivity. For that, firstly, they have embellished mud or glass pots and jars, […]
Hyderabad: This year, students of Gitanjali Primary School observed the auspicious festival of Dussehra by ‘dumping the evil’ from their lives. They vowed to get rid of their old, bad habits by unloading certain negative traits that are hindering their growth and killing positivity. For that, at first, they brought themselves embellished mud, glass pots, […]
By JR Janumpalli There is a wide variation in the key economic indicators of the Indian States. GDP, GDP per capita, GINI(ce) and percentage of poverty differ greatly, underlining the very uneven economic performance, in the country’s 33 States and UTs. (See infographics). The configuration is as spiked as in the case of the countries […]
These women will be trained as career counselors and connected with full-time employment opportunities within IC3's global network of high schools, says the Institute.
