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Lifelong Learning, the Swedish model to enrich the three dimensions (Physical, Mental and Social) essential for Senior Citizens in India
கற்றது கைமண் அளவு, கல்லாதது உலகளவு. Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation analysis showed that India’s population, which reached 1211 million in 2011 and projected to reach 1363 million in 2021 makes India one of the youngest countries in the world. India has a relatively young population with a median age of 28.4 years. Approximately 26%…
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Three Dimensions of Wealth Inequality influenced Economic Development in the context of Sustainability: Economic, Social and Environmental Growth patterns.
The world is extremely unequal World Inequality Report 2026 released in December 2025 reveals extreme global inequality, with the richest 10% taking 53% of income, the bottom 50% getting just 8%, and wealth even more concentrated (top 10% hold 75%). The World Inequality Report 2026 (WIR 2026) marks the third edition in this flagship series,…
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Three dimensions of Science Education for Indian School Students in the overseas: Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity
STEM Education STEM education is a value added learning component for the worldwide school students. Access to STEM intensive learning resources is not equally distributed in the global stage. Developed economies compete in developing the STEM learning at the school level to get the budding talents onboard the integrated scientific research and innovation ecosystem. The…
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3 dimensions of School Curriculum: Intended, Implemented and Achieved
A whopping figure of £180,000 (INR 2 crore) per annum for Private Tuition was floated by a family based in North London in search of an exceptional and experienced Tutor to guide their youngest child on his first steps toward becoming an English gentleman. Attraction towards the private tuition is a global phenomenon. India is…
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3 Dimensions of Distancing: Spatial, Social and Hypothetical
Physical Distancing was the talk of the town during Covid19 time. It was more complex than solving mathematical problem: Distance Formula in 3-space: the distance between points P(x1,y1,z1) and Q(x2,y2,z2) is given by dist(P,Q) = √(x1−x2)2+(y1−y2)2+(z1−z2)2. Several creative phrases were floated to find accelerated solutions for the pandemic situations during COVID. The best quote known…
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3 Dimensions of Social Networking Influencers-driven Marketing: Consumer Benefits, Influencers’ Competency and Regulatory Compliance
Influencer-driven marketing is growing in the present day social networking channels where brands collaborate with individuals who have a significant social media following to promote products or services. Celebrities, Famous Sports Stars and Other influencers take active role in marketing the specific brand or service. Consumers are easily attracted towards the marketing ads portraying such influencers.…
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Brain Circulation for Collaborative Science and Technology Development Framework involving Globally recognized Academicians and Researchers of Indian Origin
Brain Circulation for Indigenous Science and Technology Development Framework
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3 Dimensions of Overseas Education for Indian Students: Academic Knowledge Acquisition, Affordability and Overseas Employment
Three dimensions of International Education for Indian Students
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3 Dimensions of Knowledge Economy: Knowledge Capital, Innovation and Inclusive Growth
GDP to GDKP, the transition getting millions and millions of young talents onboard the Knowledge Economic Development of India. India’s Knowledge Economy Knowledge economy develops a framework to yield the best return on knowledge investment for elevating its impacts on economic and social life in the country. Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation describes that…
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3 Dimensions of Sustainable Economic Growth: Past Knowledge, Free Exchange of Knowledge and Innovation
Borderless Brain Circulation and Free Exchange of Knowledge are the futuristic needs for sustaining economic growth in the geopolitical dominated world. Economic Sciences Nobel Laureate Joel Mokyr strongly believes in the openness for knowledge transfer to sustain economic growth. Joel Mokyr views openness and the free exchange of knowledge as crucial for sustained economic growth,…
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