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finance
Financial literacy is all about understanding and effectively managing financial matters such as budgeting, investing, and debt management. Some steps that can be taken to create financial literacy in the education sector are - 1. Introduction of Financial Literacy as Part of the Curriculum It willRead more
Financial literacy is all about understanding and effectively managing financial matters such as budgeting, investing, and debt management. Some steps that can be taken to create financial literacy in the education sector are –
1. Introduction of Financial Literacy as Part of the Curriculum
It will prepare students to make sound financial decisions and manage their finances. The educational board can make it mandatory for the students to opt for the courses in schools.
2. Financial Education Programs Beyond the Classroom
Children should know about the workings of Financial management in the real world. For this experience, “Financial Institutions” can introduce learning programs specifically for those students who want to learn more about it.
3. Educate Parents about Financial Literacy and its benefits.
It is important to educate them about the needs and benefits of Financial literacy for the young generation so that they can encourage their child. Schools can also offer workshops or information sessions for parents.
4. Providing Internships
See lessStudents who want to learn about Financial management and need a gist of the insights should get a proper platform for internships regarding one. This will help them to gain practical knowledge, providing them a better future.
Temple architecture, art and culture
Northern temples These are famous for their curvilinear tower (Shikhara). Based on Kalinga, Bhumija, and Nagara style (to build an entire temple on a stone platform with steps leading up to it). We can see detailed carvings on the walls, depicting stories. An example is the Kandariya Mahadeva TempleRead more
Northern temples
These are famous for their curvilinear tower (Shikhara). Based on Kalinga, Bhumija, and Nagara style (to build an entire temple on a stone platform with steps leading up to it). We can see detailed carvings on the walls, depicting stories. An example is the Kandariya Mahadeva Temple in Khajuraho. These temples are generally made as a compact and vertical structure. The concept of northern temples is based on the Alakapuri of Kubera, home to the god of wealth. We can see images such as Mithunas (erotic) and the river goddesses, Ganga, and Yamuna guarding the temple.
South temples
These sprawling complexes and pyramidal towers (Gopurams) are adorned with elaborate sculptures. Temples in the south follow Dravida (enclosed within a compound wall, the front wall has an entrance gateway in its center, known as Gopuram) and Vesara style. Based on the concept of Yamaloka of Yama. These are like a stepped pyramid that rises up geometrically rather than the curving shikhara, known as Vimana. In the Dravida style of temple, we can see the sculptures of fierce dwpalas or doorkeepers guarding the temple. The Brihadeeswarar Temple in Thanjavur exemplifies Dravidian architecture with its massive Vimana (tower above the sanctum) and extensive courtyard.
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