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  Nelson Mandela once said, "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." The education system in most parts of the world is flying blind. There is no clear understanding of what is the need of hour and it has been going the same since decades of decades. I want to put forth some of my really interesting insights regarding the drawbacks of our current educational systems. I also want to counter the governments world wide, who have not reworked any single bit of the study programs or courses that they have been running since very long. I witness parents blind folding themselves, shutting their own brains and floating their kids in to a deep ocean of utter ignorance.  Our education systems have an attribute of imposing a common predefined set of theories on our kids. The first Calculator was invented by Blaise Pascal in 1642. There after the first handheld mechanic calculator was invented by Curt Herzstark in 1945 and in 1970s we already started...

  Note: Above logos have been used for reader's easy identification and knowledge purpose. I have no relation whatsoever with any of the above brands or companies.  The Sensex deflated to its 52 week lowest at 25638.90 points on 24 March 2020. It tanked  about 37% from above 41000 levels in just a month's time frame; thanks to the Covid19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdown declared by Indian govt. Nevertheless after every dusk, there is a dawn and we are already back and far higher than the previous levels to currently trade around 46000 levels. Recently all investors have witnessed a significant surge in most of the stock prices are now almost all good options are running on or around all time high price levels. So in which stocks to invest and that too with trivial risk? If you have observed closely, we have witnessed many sectorial wise surges in the stock prices in past many weeks; may it be pharma, banking, auto sector or IT. This makes layman investors very un...