Come February, and the warmth of love can be seen taking over the winter gloom, but as North India geared up to celebrate Valentine’s week, the weather had something else planned for them. 

Heavy rains and hailstorm hit Delhi-NCR on Thursday evening making the weather colder. While the meteorological department had predicted heavy thunderstorm, this for the first time that the residents of Delhi saw such a hailstorm. 

Many residents took to social media to share photos and videos of the weather. Take a look: 

The educational milieu for youth in India continues to evolve along with the advancing globalisation. Be it schools, colleges or universities, India’s diversity is finding its significance acknowledged in the vast pool of the education sector.

While education is a necessity, it shouldn’t be a luxury anymore because literacy has always directly impacted the socio-economic standards of countries. India’s potential in this sector has seen promising growth in the past few years, given that the approach to education has changed with young India’s defining need to be an asset to the country. It’s no more just textbook; it’s an awakening that is directing the youth to chase after the best choices necessary for their careers as well as personal growth.

A lot has happened over the past few years in the education sector of India making students globally-equipped and confident in their decisions.

There are a lot of illnesses in this world and there are a lot of people suffering from the these illnesses. While many people know of the symptoms and side-effects of these illnesses, there are a few who still lack the knowledge on the same.

This leads to spreading rumours, the so-called myths that spread like fire from one person to the other. And while one person can be confident about not believing in what others say, myths have a tendency to influence people quite well.

On this World AIDS Day, I’d like to point out a few myths that people believe in regarding HIV. It’s time people educate themselves well on this rather than just believing in something that isn’t true.

After 11 years, India beat Australia in Australia and instead of rejoicing the win, people all over the social media went gaga over Ravi Shastri’s statement. 

While expressing his nervousness built during the last moments of the match to broadcasters, Shastri said, “I just said in Hindi Just a little while ago ‘bilkul chhorenge nahi’ lekin thori der k liye waha par g*** muh me tha.”

While some people criticised him, most of them had a good laugh over it. 

Here is what people on twitter tweeted right after his funny statement- 

What would you do with broken parts of your bike or car?

Throw somewhere? I mean… I would be like kya hai yeh… kyun hai.. feko isse… But no, this man thinks differently. 

Based out of Indore, artist Wajid Khan had to leave his home and village because there were not enough facilities for him. But that did not stop him. He is a man who does not need a paintbrush or colours but makes art from nails, tools and machinery items.

And one word that describes his latest creation is, WOW!

Made out of used automobile parts, this art piece when placed in front of a white sheet casts the shadow of none other than the Iron Man of India, Sardar Vallabhai Patel. 

The time has gone when millennials used to watch saas-bahu serials. Frankly, we prefer watching Ian Somerhalder from Vampire Diaries rather than watching Mouni Roy in Nagin. We believe Netflix is an effortless watch, more than television. We, millennials are more into binge-watching mainstream English pop culture shows. 

Since I am a serious binge watcher, every time I finish a series I think how it would have been if the same series was made in India. That’s why, this: 

Come February, and the warmth of love can be seen taking over the winter gloom, but as North India geared up to celebrate Valentine’s week, the weather had something else planned for them. 

Heavy rains and hailstorm hit Delhi-NCR on Thursday evening making the weather colder. While the meteorological department had predicted heavy thunderstorm, this for the first time that the residents of Delhi saw such a hailstorm. 

Many residents took to social media to share photos and videos of the weather. Take a look: 

The educational milieu for youth in India continues to evolve along with the advancing globalisation. Be it schools, colleges or universities, India’s diversity is finding its significance acknowledged in the vast pool of the education sector.

While education is a necessity, it shouldn’t be a luxury anymore because literacy has always directly impacted the socio-economic standards of countries. India’s potential in this sector has seen promising growth in the past few years, given that the approach to education has changed with young India’s defining need to be an asset to the country. It’s no more just textbook; it’s an awakening that is directing the youth to chase after the best choices necessary for their careers as well as personal growth.

A lot has happened over the past few years in the education sector of India making students globally-equipped and confident in their decisions.

American writer Jay Baer once said, “Make your marketing so useful people would pay for it.” 

The marketing industry is changing every second. It’s tough to stay up-to-date with every trend that’s coming our way. However, there have been some foremost marketers who have contributed novel ideas in the industry and are still influencing the world with their successful marketing strategies. 

Here are some of the leading marketers you should start following to enhance your marketing skills: