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UK-Based Think Tank Reports Massive "Anti-Hindu Hate" In British Schools
The report surveyed 988 Hindu parents and found that 51 per cent of them reported that their children had faced discrimination at school.
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54% Indian Parents Encourage Their Children To Become Teachers: Study
Global Teacher Status Index (GTSI) 2018 said over half (54%) of Indian parents encourage their children to become teachers.
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Indian Parents Work Extra Hours And Borrow To Put Kids Into Varsities: Report
Nearly half of Indian parents sacrifice their holidays to take up extra work and borrow to fund their children's university education, says a report.
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Indian Parents Most Keen To Help Kids With Schoolwork: Study
The 'Global Parents Survey', commissioned by UK-based Varkey Foundation compared attitudes and priorities of over 27,000 parents across 29 countries.
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Indian parents wary of kids getting hooked online: Survey
Increasing use of Internet and access to a host of mobile devices are making Indian parents wary of their kids being exposed to the risks of the virtual world.
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UK-Based Think Tank Reports Massive "Anti-Hindu Hate" In British Schools
The report surveyed 988 Hindu parents and found that 51 per cent of them reported that their children had faced discrimination at school.
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54% Indian Parents Encourage Their Children To Become Teachers: Study
Global Teacher Status Index (GTSI) 2018 said over half (54%) of Indian parents encourage their children to become teachers.
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Indian Parents Work Extra Hours And Borrow To Put Kids Into Varsities: Report
Nearly half of Indian parents sacrifice their holidays to take up extra work and borrow to fund their children's university education, says a report.
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Indian Parents Most Keen To Help Kids With Schoolwork: Study
The 'Global Parents Survey', commissioned by UK-based Varkey Foundation compared attitudes and priorities of over 27,000 parents across 29 countries.
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Indian parents wary of kids getting hooked online: Survey
Increasing use of Internet and access to a host of mobile devices are making Indian parents wary of their kids being exposed to the risks of the virtual world.
