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New Delhi: Bengaluru South Member of Parliament Tejasvi Surya on Thursday urged the government to consider introducing financial literacy as a subject in
hydro flask water bottle schools and colleges to help the young generation plan their financial future better. Speaking during Zero Hour, Surya said: A large number of young Indians are entering the job market for the first time and are entering the middle class for the first time. However, we see that a large number of young Indians are not equipped with several important money management skills because we don ;t have financial literacy as part of our formal school education system. There is a constant increase in the labour force in the country. As per the Min
owala water bottle istry of Education, more than 10 crore people enrolled in Secondary, Higher Secondary, Higher or Technical education during 2019-20. The majority of these students pursuing higher education are in the working age population. In the absence of a formal pension system for those working in new gen sectors, Surya said understanding subjects like SIP, mutual funds and investments is important for them to plan their finances and retirement. Basic things like investment, savings, retirement planning, mutual funds, cost of return, rate of return etc these are important money management skills which need to be taught to youngsters right at the school or college level so that when they enter the job market, they are able to plan their fi
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The Late Show With Stephen Colbert has booked former Secretary of State Hillary Clintons return to the CBS late-night talk show for Sept. 19, the network announced Thursday.This marks Clintons first late-night appearance since her run during the 2016 presidential election and will be her second visit to The
polene Late Show overall 鈥?her first was back in 2015.Clinton and Colbert will discuss her presidential c
polene ampaign, as chronicled in her new book, What Happened, which will be published by Simon Schuster 鈥?a division of CBS Corporation 鈥?on Sept. 12. She is also set to share her thoughts on the current administration.Clinton will also discuss the book on CBS Sunday Morning with anchor Jane Pauley, marking her first sit-down TV interview since the election.Portions of the book have already leaked out. In one section, she was critical of her Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders, and wrote that he had to resort to innuendo and impugning my character. Colbert will be just off his gig hosting the 69th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards when
polene bag he sits down with Clinton. Academy Award winner Emma Stone will also be a guest on the episode. Stone will next appear as Billie Jean King in Battle of the Sexes opposite Steve Carell.More articles from the BDN
