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| When Relationships Fall Apart, Childhood Becomes Lonely | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
Childhood is often imagined as the happiest and most carefree period of life—a time filled with laughter, curiosity, affection and a sense of security. Yet, for many children today, childhood is becoming increasingly lonely. They may live in comfortable homes, attend good schools, have access to smartphones, toys and every modern facility, but something essential is often missing: strong and secure human relationships.
When relationships within a family begin to weaken, children are often the silent sufferers. Adults may have disagreements, conflicts, misunderstandings or emotional distances, but children experience the consequences in ways they may not always be able to | |
| | | | BOI - The Journey of India’s Own Bank | | | | Dr. Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit
On September 7, 1906, Bank of India (BOI) began its journey with a vision to serve the nation. Today, as we celebrate the 121st Foundation Day, BOI stands tall as one of India’s most trusted financial institutions. Over 12 decades, the bank has grown from strength to strength, becoming a symbol of stability, progress, and people-first banking.
With a rich legacy spanning more than a century, BOI has consistently demonstrated its commitment to excellence. The bank has adapted to changing times while upholding its core values, leveraging cutting-edge technology and best-in-class capabilities to deliver exceptional services to millions of customers.
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