Let your child be curious, let them ask questions: Mindset coach Mahesh Masal at MEIF conference
Mangaluru: Advising the parents to give freedom to children for asking questions, counselor and human mindset coach Mahesh Masal urged people to not be upset if their kids ask questions out of curiosity.
He was speaking at the teachers’ conference at the Educational Conference organized by the Dakshina Kannada and Udupi Districts Muslim Educational Institutions Federation at the Town Hall on Monday.
“Nature teaches beautiful lessons to us. It plays the role of a teacher. But we tend to keep ignoring it and we keep repeating our mistakes.” He said.
“Our life should not be so. Instead, we must change ourselves to reach a state of perpetual consciousness.” He added.
Comparing teachers to fire, Masal advised, “They should be used appropriately, for the benefit of not just students but the entire society. Instead, if we use them in a wrong manner, it might lead to our destruction.”
He also pointed out, “Teachers are always under the watchful eyes of their students, who also try to imitate their teachers. Teachers should, therefore, understand the level of their responsibilities.”
Umar Teekay, Honorary President of MEIF and Chairman of Teekays Group, presided over the educational conference.
Member of MEIF working committee Nisar Fakir Ahmed introduced the resource person.
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NIA conducts searches at 22 locations to probe human trafficking syndicate
New Delhi (PTI): The National Investigation Agency on Thursday conducted searches at 22 locations in six states to probe a human trafficking syndicate luring youth to work in call centres engaged in cyber frauds, officials said.
They said the searches were being conducted in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi among other places.
The case, which was registered by police in Gopalganj in Bihar, relates to an organised syndicate luring and trafficking Indian youth to foreign countries on the pretext of jobs and forcing them to work in fake call centres engaged in cyber fraud.
