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
~ 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
~ Suhasi Khanna Takshashila University is supposedly considered one of the oldest and earliest international universities of the world, established around the sixth and fifth century. Being the oldest University of India,
~ Tejas Bobe Social and Emotional Learning is an integral part of personality development. People are defined not by the clothes they wear or their physical appearance, but by the
~ Arunima We all are anxiously waiting for a magical spell that will help us to live our primeval life once again and revive the pleasures of shopping, excursions, get-together
~ Eashani In our monotonous routines, how long do we find ourselves staring at the screen? Be it for online classes, meetings, calls, or for the sake of socialising- we
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