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Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
We had ignored our anxieties and meltdowns long enough. Now we would pay attention to what our body and mind were telling us. Our children would guide us.
Editor's note: After wasting precious time at my work desk, unable to decide the first line for this newsletter—the clever opening that would hook the reader—I wandered away to take out the washed load of laundry from the washing machine. It is still early for everyone else to be awake. I check on the other morning person in our family—Scarlet, our dog. She is curled up in a cool spot. I safely tiptoe back to my desk. From the balcony, I check on the five cats who live with us. They are beautiful and mesmerizing and resting on the parapet wall after a night of adventures. Last morning, they had hunted a thin, elegant grass snake and arranged it on the doormat as a good morning greeting for us. The poor creature was newly dead but I was still creeped out. I took photos of it in reverence. I step back and return to my desk, letting cats sleep. I am breaking my daybreak rhythm today. I will share a long and complex story this month. I am going to simplify it. …
We had ignored our anxieties and meltdowns long enough. Now we would pay attention to what our body and mind were telling us. Our children would guide us.
Editor's note: After wasting precious time at my work desk, unable to decide the first line for this newsletter—the clever opening that would hook the reader—I wandered away to take out the washed load of laundry from the washing machine. It is still early for everyone else to be awake. I check on the other morning person in our family—Scarlet, our dog. She is curled up in a cool spot. I safely tiptoe back to my desk. From the balcony, I check on the five cats who live with us. They are beautiful and mesmerizing and resting on the parapet wall after a night of adventures. Last morning, they had hunted a thin, elegant grass snake and arranged it on the doormat as a good morning greeting for us. The poor creature was newly dead but I was still creeped out. I took photos of it in reverence. I step back and return to my desk, letting cats sleep. I am breaking my daybreak rhythm today. I will share a long and complex story this month. I am going to simplify it. …
Countries across the world are coming to the consensus that children aged under 15 must not have access to social media. India, which has over 300 million children under 15 and among the cheapest data tariffs, needs to have this conversation sooner rather than later.
Reacting to the recently released draft rules, experts say they will likely fail in their objective unless a lot more work goes into creating public awareness and finding feasible solutions.
To be a teacher means being open to learning all the time. To stand upon the desk and stay in touch with my inner student. To make mistakes and get used to being humbled.
Countries across the world are coming to the consensus that children aged under 15 must not have access to social media. India, which has over 300 million children under 15 and among the cheapest data tariffs, needs to have this conversation sooner rather than later.
Reacting to the recently released draft rules, experts say they will likely fail in their objective unless a lot more work goes into creating public awareness and finding feasible solutions.
To be a teacher means being open to learning all the time. To stand upon the desk and stay in touch with my inner student. To make mistakes and get used to being humbled.
