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US preschool fees touch Rs 9 lakh, equal to a compact SUV price in India. Here's what kids getAn Indian woman shared a video of US private preschool fees reaching nearly nine lakh rupees annually. This cost covers personalized learni...
Banks are cutting credit card perks quietly; Learn how to get more value from your walletMany banks have recently reduced credit card rewards, cashback limits, and perks, prompting cardholders to reassess their spending strategi...
This trillionaire economy thrived in a global order Trump is ditchingThe nation's resilience, honed by history, is crucial as it navigates this uncertain era. Integration of Ukrainian refugees offers a potent...
China’s economy slows sharply as trade war bitesChina's economic growth faced a slowdown in July. Factory activity, investment, and retail sales numbers were not encouraging.
Rs 2.51 lakh nursery class fee: Justified or not? For some it's the price of an 'elite bubble'A Hyderabad school's reported nursery fee of Rs 2.51 lakh per year has sparked widespread debate online, raising questions about the rising...
‘No family support, only Rs 8,000 left’: High-earning Chennai couple reveals why they have almost nothing to save each monthA Chennai couple earning ₹78,000 struggles financially raising their infant. High rent and daycare costs consume a large portion of their i...
So, are you pregnant yet? Inside China's in-your-face push for more babiesFaced with a declining population, the Chinese government is actively promoting childbirth by intruding into private lives. This includes m...
Biden speech takeaways: More conciliation than conflictBiden returned repeatedly to common ground, making the case that both parties can back U.S. factories, new businesses being formed and the ...
You’ll spend Rs 1.05 crore on your child: Step-by-step guide on how to save this amountFind out how much money you will need at different stages in your child’s life. We've calculated how much money you will need for your chil...
The cost of raising a child in India: School costs ₹30 lakh, college a croreNo matter the rising expenses, the desire to raise a child is priceless. As prices keep on rising year after year, parents are often anxiou...
It takes a village to raise a child! India Inc must focus on high quality childcare to arrest ‘shecession’For the longest time, childcare was bucketed under the maternal umbrella and did not warrant organisational interventions.
Payments fall in May, crypto self-regulation, Amazon's satellite InternetFrom India's payment systems witnessing a monthly decline to crypto self-regulation code and the post-pandemic office strategy of tech firm...
Startup salaries swell amid pandemic-induced funding boomEngineers, data analysts, developers and product managers with three-to-seven years experience are being hired at 50% higher salaries by st...
ETtech Morning Dispatch on Feb 25, 2021: Razorpay's big billion daysHere's a look at the top tech news to start your day.
Expect a lot more of the same if Trump wins a second termTrump has repeatedly pushed for the end of the Obama-era health law but has yet to deliver a plan to replace it. And he has spent most of t...
President Bill Lincoln: America needs to look at two giants of the 19th century for a comebackA reformed America could lead the West again; but if Washington snoozes, it could follow the way of other empires that crumbled, notably Ro...
SpaceX, NASA's historic spaceflight postponed 17 mins before launch due to bad weatherThe flight would have marked the first time a private company sent humans into orbit.
Hippocampus Learning Centres to open 500 pre-schools in rural areas by JuneMalhotra said education at LKG and UKG levels is not as regulated as formal schooling covered by the government system.
Feeding people is smart: It's the best investment to do good in the worldAs it turns out, tackling nutrition is the most cost-effective solution around, because it has massive benefits for a tiny price tag.
- RTE can be a model for the world: Kapil Sibal
Admitting kids from weaker sections while not lowering quality of teaching will be difficult for pvt schools, but it can be done.