~ B. Sujitha Multicultural Education is a method of education that includes beliefs and point of views of every individual from different backgrounds and social settings. It highlights diversity. Multicultural
~ B. Sujitha In the modern-day, employment opportunities are becoming scarce with every passing day. To have a successful career in any field, just in-depth field knowledge is not sufficient.
~ Samridhi Prakash The diverse terrains of our motherland host a variety of vibrant dance forms with eight of them carrying the tag of ‘Indian Classical Dance’; Odissi dance being
~ Yashika Sehgal and Saakshi Sharma Chittorgarh, originally known as Chitrakut is a city located in South-Eastern Rajasthan.Chitrangada Maurya built this city. Bappa Rawal made it the capital of the
~ Saakshi Sharma Panchayati Raj is a system of rural local self-government through which the villages of India are governed. The word ‘Panchayat’ literally means ‘assembly(ayat) of five(panch)’ and ‘Raj’
~ B. Sujitha Feminism is an ideology that believes in the equality of sexes. Equality of a comprehensive type i.e., social, political and economic. The term Feminism is a twentieth-century
~ Yashika Sehgal Impact of Peer Pressure on Adolescents In a fast moving and busy world like ours, it is very common that people, especially teenagers experience the problem of
~ Yashika Sehgal Introduction With the second wave of corona virus hitting India, we all have been affected in one way or the other. Rt- pcr tests have become very
“To understand the immeasurable, the mind must be extraordinarily quiet, still.” – Jiddu Krishnamurti ~ Yashika Sehgal What is Meditation? Meditation has been practised in several cultures all across the
~ Saakshi Sharma Sustainable development means progressing without damaging or harming the environment. Lester R Brown said, “We have not inherited this land from our forefathers; we have borrowed it
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