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Author: Diya Anand
Diya Anand
Hi, This is Diya Anand. I have worked as a Press Coordinator and in the student leader council with experience in handling media communication, event coverage, and content coordination. I actively manage press-related responsibilities, writes reports, and cover events while maintaining clarity and accuracy in reporting. I am also interested in technology and education-related developments. A person with a science background and interest in Python and MySQL.
For decades Indian society has considered careers like engineering, medicine, law and government services as the safest and the most respected ones. Students were often encouraged to pursue these career paths as they offered stability, financial security and social recognition. But in recent years, a major shift has been witnessed among Indian youth. Today’s youth are venturing into alternate careers like digital content creation, graphic design, gaming, entrepreneurship, animation, digital marketing, photography, fitness training, fashion designing, music production, and freelancing etc.This increasing trend is an indication of a change in the mentality of the younger generation along with the impact…
The education system in India is very examination and result-oriented. Right from the examinations conducted by the school right up to the national-level entrance examinations such as JEE, NEET, CUET, etc., The students are kept busy with studies and examinations. While there are some people who consider competitiveness as a positive motivational factor for students, many experts are now worried about how competitive the Indian education system has become.The rat race in Indian schools starts at an extremely tender age for students. In fact, students start preparing for the entrance examination even when they are in school. Institutions like Allen,…