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~ Suhasi Khanna Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid is not just another middle-grade fiction book series, but the whole series has become an incredible phenomenon in diary fiction among middle schoolers. Most of the
By- tejas Bobe Education is the backbone of any country. It is no secret that the moreeducated and learned its citizens are, the more prosperous a country is. So, it
By- Pavas Shrigyan Stubble burning is a practice of setting fire to the stubble (residual straws) that remains after the grains harvesting like paddy, wheat and others. Farmers perform this activity
~ Kushal Introduction National Education Policy (NEP) is a policy to change the existing education system. On 29th July2020 union cabinet has approved NEP replacing previous policy on education, 1986.
~ Risha Nothing reads content like a good book on a rainy day with a hot cup of tea. Books have provided solace and comfort to man since time immemorial.
By~ Kushal The exam is an assessment test conducted to evaluate the knowledge of students. Students must pass exams to earn credits and move to the next class. Board exams
~ Tejas and Pavas Since the last decade, we have witnessed that online shopping has proven itself immensely significant for people. We have our own mini-market, opened in our phones
~ Eashani Sharma The preamble of the Indian Constitution states that India is a sovereign socialist secular democratic republic. But what does it mean? In simple terms, a democratic republic means
~ Risha and Priya Education is a long-term investment. The time and effort put into the process could be invariably fruitful. It is a necessity that doesn’t get distinguished between
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