Children's Day: Make your kid’s day extra special with these chef-suggested recipes. Whether you’re craving a warm, crispy apple fritter or a cool, creamy cookie sandwich, these treats are sure to bring smiles all around. Want more? Enjoy the fun of cooking together this Children’s Day and create memorable moments with these delightful snacks.
Children’s Day is celebrated across India on November 14, marking the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister, who had a special bond with children. This day is a tribute to his love for children and aims to celebrate the joy and innocence of childhood.
On this Children's Day, let's talk about why teaching financial literacy to kids is essential! Payal Tiwari Sharma of Moneycontrol explains how to impart money management skills early on to set them up for a financially secure future. Don't miss these valuable tips for raising financially smart children!
Children’s Day Special: Parents and financial experts emphasise the importance of imparting money management skills to children early on. Interactive tools, workshops, and open conversations help kids develop financial literacy and responsible habits.
Starting early is the golden rule for any financial goal, but for parents planning for their child’s future, it is essential. The power of compounding—earning returns on both the principal and accumulated interest over time—multiplies with each additional year.
This Children’s Day, celebrate the joys, dreams, and endless possibilities of childhood. Take a moment to share these warm wishes, quotes, and messages with the young ones around you.
Children’s Day celebrated on November 14, honours children and their rights, reflecting on the importance of education, health, and well-being.
Children's Day 2024: It’s imperative for Indian parents to shape their children's financial habits. Gradually, they need to introduce concepts of personal finance, financial independence and responsibility to their offsprings.
Vijayan also urged collective action to ensure the safety and rehabilitation of Palestinian children, making Children’s Day a reminder of this imperative.
Children's Day in India is celebrated every year on November 14. This date was chosen to coincide with the birthday of India’s first prime minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Financial planners are resoundingly in favour of imparting financial literacy right from childhood, as that will make kids much more responsible with money as they grow into adults.
About 3,000 depositors have been able to withdraw their money after turning 18 so far. Most of these children belong to middle and lower-income families from Sabarkantha and Aravalli districts.
On Children's Day, here's a look at what Edelweiss CEO Radhika Gupta said in her investment advice for parents and the mistakes to avoid.
Happy Children's Day 2022: Draw little ones into the magical world of storytelling.
Indian children and adults account for half the world's MiND or MND (micronutrient deficiencies) head count. Are chewable vitamin gummies a viable antidote?
Saving and investing for different life-stages of your child can be a challenging task. However, following some simple, but key steps, can help you.
The mix of investments largely depends on your time horizon for the same, the size of your target amount, and your risk profile
Happy Children's Day 2022: Children's Day is marked with fervour across India, with contests and educational and motivational events for children.
It is important to clarify the difference between saving and investment from an early age. Because very often, this confusion continues into adulthood.
In Kamath’s view, financial freedom is as much about developing and honing skills, as it is about money management.
Nithin Kamath started at 17, made a decent pile by 21, and then blew it all. Learn how to avoid the financial mistakes many of us make.
Nehru, who was India's prime minister from August 1947 to May 1964, advocated all-round development of children who, he said, were the future of India and society
Education inflation has been 10-12 percent over the years, which is double that of household inflation
The Indian economy before liberalisation had its own unique set of terms and jargons. Some have gone out of fashion, others have hung around in new avatars and disguises, yet others have shot in prominence again while we have made up a few to cover all 26 letters of the alphabet. Here’s a look
On Children's Day 2020, here is a short list of some of the youngest Indian achievers. These entrepreneurs braved the odds and came up with disruptive ideas to become chief executives at nine years old!