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Teachers’ Day 2020 is going to be unlike any other teachers’ day celebrated so far, thanks to the pandemic. With schools closed, and teachers and students meeting each other only virtually, how are schools and teachers planning to celebrate…
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It's a well-known fact that National Sports Day on August 29 is celebrated in the country to mark the birth anniversary of hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand. During his more than two-decade long career, he scored over 400 goals and won gold…
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It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that parenting is toughest when a child enters its teens. Parents are often at a loss to understand how to deal with them. In this article, Sheetal Sharma tries to simplify the difficulty by presenting…
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“Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.”  – John F. Kennedy To inculcate the qualities of headship among the learners and provide them an opportunity to experience the working of an administrative body, the Student…
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After 34 years, a much needed New Education Policy (NEP) was presented by the Government of India. The coaching fraternity believes that this is a revolutionary policy that can catapult Indian students' level to compete with students of…
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This is after many years that you can see a comet with your naked eye in Earth’s night sky, a rare celestial event that occurs after many years. Comet NEOWISE, officially known as C/2020F3, is the brightest comet that can be seen in the…
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CBSE declared the class XII and X results this week. This year, the way marks were assessed was different from all the previous years due to covid-19, but there was one change that CBSE opted for by choice. And this is the change for which…
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Meet 18-year-old Aniket Gupta – a proud recipient of this year’s The Diana Award. Established in memory of the late Princess Diana, the award is given to ‘some of the most inspirational young people from across the world who have…
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Indian National Science Academy (INSA) and Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) is organising a photo/painting and a one-minute-film competition. The competition aims to help people go beyond their discipline and see, understand,…
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Education industry is full of examples where teachers have devised innovative solutions of teaching. The latest to inspire the teaching world is Shyam Kishore Singh Gandhi, headmaster of Bankathi Upgraded Middle School in Jharkhand’s Dumka…
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As they say, yoga is for everyone. But introducing yoga to children at young age will certainly set the foundation for a healthy future. Those who are already into yoga and have been reaping the benefits of it, would often like to see their…
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"Where there is a will, there's a way" Canadian International School, Bangalore, recently showed us how far schools can go to make their students feel special. While covid-19 has halted all outdoor activities and events, this school…
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Good news for all those parents who were worried about buying stationery and other important study essentials for their children during these covid-19 times! Amazon India has launched its ‘School from Home’ store. The online store offers…
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National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), New Delhi, has announced online Naimisha 2020 – Summer Art Programme from 8 June to 3 July 2020. During this pandemic situation and lockdown, museums and cultural institutions cannot serve visitors and…
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CBSE will be holding exams of remaining subjects from July 1 to 15, 2020. It has come to the notice that due to closure of schools because of spread of covid-19 and lockdown, some students are now not present at the station from where they…
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Paltan Mondal is a private tutor who teaches children from Classes I to XII. On the night when cyclone Amphan hit his village in Kanaknagar, Hingalganj in West Bengal, he along with his parents and other villagers had taken a shelter in his…
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Manoj Ahuja joined CBSE as the chairman yesterday. Soon, after the announcement, CBSE’s twitter account was flooded with queries about exams, syllabus & problems being faced by students during lockdown. The expectations from the new…
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CBSE board exams 2020 will go down in history as one of the most difficult exams to ever have been conducted in the world. Below are seven reasons which make these exams hatke: The riots in north-east Delhi in February forced the board…
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