Covid 19 pandemic has taken a lot from children -- the freedom of playing, the classroom buzz, the school arena – and has made them glued to screens, either TV, tablets or smartphones. There is very little room for them to give wing to their creativity. But when a school organizes some kind of competitive activities for students, their...
Vritti, Class XI, St Marks Sr Sec School, Janak Puri, Delhi
Who knows that after
Year 2018 and year 2019
After all the laughter
A year full of anxieties
The beginning of the year
Was so unpleasant
With eyes full of tears,
Teaching us a lesson.
Disease and destruction everywhere
Never know when happiness will be found
Only shrinks and cries here and there
No medicine can recover this wound
This is...
PIB Delhi -- Scientists have shown that the cold desert of Ladakh Himalaya once experienced large floods that rose much above the present-day river level. It implies that in the scenario of global warming, when the higher Himalaya regions are expected to respond dramatically, flood frequency in Ladakh may increase, which may call for serious urban and rural planning.
Large floods...
A Memorandum of Understanding was signed today between CBSE and the National Council of Applied Economic Research for a project on Skilling in Schools. NCEAR will undertake a research study in two phases to provide appropriate advice to implement skilling in schools in accordance with the National Education Policy 2020.
In Phase 1: This study will analyze inputs from CBSE,...
CBSE on 14th June 2021, signed a MoU with AICTE to motivate, train and engage school students and teachers in various initiatives for skill enhancement currently being organized by AICTE for its Engineering and Technology students and faculty.
NEP-2020 emphasizes on nurturing young students for problem-solving and critical thinking at the school level. Teachers, therefore, shall have to become mentors...
Dweebha Sharma, +1, Dayanad Public School, Shimla
The lockdown has taught the students many things and one part of it was doing something which was left off and picked up again. Dweebha found her passion for Art and Sketching.
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A $200 investment into Bitcoin in 2012 drags JT into the wild west of cryptocurrency trading. A sophomore in college, he must learn to navigate perhaps the world’s most dangerous market: unprecedented price volatility, the uncertain future of cryptocurrencies, and a labyrinth of fraudsters at every turn.
JT uses everything he knows to develop a unique trading strategy to accommodate...
From childhood, Adri and Simon have always been there for each other, through every loss, triumph, joy and heartbreak. But there’s one catch: they’ve only ever met in their dreams. Each of them thinks the other one is just a figment of their imagination. But what if they weren’t?
All it takes is one video clip to change their lives...
What if our founding fathers could witness two recent court cases involving First Amendment protections and abuses? That’s the basis of "Justice," the first of three thought-provoking plays in a trilogy, following the struggles and triumphs of newly seated Judge Grace Porter, with our framers watching through a one-way window in the courtroom.
The storyline artfully weaves between the present...
Despite being recognized as one of the most valuable assets in an organization, corporate data remains one of the least measured or understood. While decision makers have more access to data than ever before, there’s little way to make sense of it. New research delves into the difference between executives who are data-driven, and those who are just data-saturated....
More effective than N-95, 3-ply and cloth masks: Founder Director, Thincr Technologies India
PIB Mumbai -- An integration of 3D printing and pharmaceuticals has resulted in a novel type of mask which attacks the virus when viral particles come in contact with it. Developed by Pune-based start-up firm Thincr Technologies India Private Limited, these masks are coated with anti-viral agents known otherwise...