Install
Please confirm you are human
This browser or connection looks automated. Press and continuously hold the control for 3 seconds to enable Google-hosted web results and, when separately allowed, AI-assisted answers.
A successful check enables 100 search requests. Interactive access does not authorize scraping, systematic collection, or reuse of search output.
News
Are teenagers getting weak in studies? Nithin Kamath flags worrying trend as AI enters classroom - BusinessToday
5+ hour, 9+ min ago (503+ words) Teenagers across much of the developed world are falling behind in reading and mathematics, according to OECD data highlighted by Zerodha founder and CEO Nithin Kamath. The decline, he says, raises a bigger question: could AI make people more dependent…...
61% of Indian children face an extra month of heat stress every year due to climate change: Study - BusinessToday
1+ week, 5+ day ago (581+ words) As many as 145 million children in India, or 61% of those aged up to nine, are exposed to at least one additional month of heat stress every year because of climate change, according to new global research first reported by news…...
Sitharaman Proposes ‘Banking For Youth’ Campaign To Bring Young Indians Into Formal Banking
3+ week, 2+ day ago (272+ words) Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has called on public sector banks to consider launching a focused month-long ‘Banking For Youth’ campaign from October 2, 2026, targeting young citizens above the age of 16. Speaking at the PSB Confluence 2026 in New Delhi, Sitharaman said early…...
From Costa Rica to the US: Take a look at the countries where the highest share of children are growing up poor - BusinessToday
4+ week, 6+ hour ago (405+ words) Child poverty varies widely across OECD countries. In 2023, the share of children living below the poverty line ranged from 4.6% in Finland to 29.6% in Costa Rica, Visual Capitalist reported, citing OECD data. The data covers children aged 0–17 and uses a relative…...
The study abroad 'boom' is a statistical illusion - BusinessToday
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (605+ words) Here is where nearly every "collapse" headline goes wrong: it treats 2023 as the baseline. The families still in this market are asking a sharper question than the one the boom years encouraged. Not "should we go abroad?" but "what is…...
Overseas degree, Indian return: 81% of study abroad aspirants plan to come home after studies Report - BusinessToday
1+ mon, 4+ day ago (203+ words) Students are making the call themselves One of the most striking shifts in the data is around who drives the decision to go abroad. Nearly half of respondents, 49%, said the choice was largely their own in 2025-26, a significant jump from…...
From waste to wonder: This 13 year old used peanut shells to help remove pesticides from fruits and vegetables - BusinessToday
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (659+ words) A discarded peanut shell could soon become an unexpected tool for making your fruits and vegetables cleaner, thanks to a 13-year-old Indian-American student from Minnesota. Arika Kundu, a seventh-grade student at Minnetonka Middle School East in Shorewood, has developed a…...
Smartphone Brain: How Excessive Screen Time May Harm Children's Health | Sneha Mordani Explains
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (123+ words) Business Today The World Health Organization is warning about the growing impact of excessive screen use, social media, online gaming and AI-powered platforms on children's health While technology can support learning and connection, prolonged screen exposure has been linked to…...
Fast food lovers, take note: UK eyes strict new rules on takeaways, junk food ads - BusinessToday
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (273+ words) The committee has urged the UK government to give local councils greater powers to prevent takeaway chains from opening close to schools, saying current planning laws contain loopholes that allow many fast-food businesses to bypass local restrictions. READ THIS: From…...
Forget Business School: Ankur Warikoo Learned Life’s Sharpest Lessons from Movies
2+ mon, 3+ day ago (26+ words) Business Today Forget Business School: Ankur Warikoo Learned Life’s Sharpest Lessons from Movies...