Namaste India Magazine - Anniversary Special Edition - 5 Sept 2021

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Editors Page - Dr. Bhavneet Kaur

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Sub-Editors Page - Simmi Khanna

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GURUKUL - Dr. Major Nalini Janardhanan

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Importance of Education - Abhimanyu

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Role of Education in India - Dr. Chitra Anand

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Education - K.Vasanthakumar

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Education in India - D. Brinda

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Education- “A Holistic Approach” - Mrs Sonia Achantani

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Education - Mrs.P.R.Kalyani

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Biggest challenge faced by Indian education system - Dr. Ushavati Shetty

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Need of Education: Mental healthof - Haridas Mukherjee

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Astronomy and STEM Education - Rania Lampou

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Soft Skills Are The Hard Skills Of Today - Dr. H.C Kaushaki Sondhi

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Intent Or Legislation - Dev Kaushik

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Re-imagining Education In India Post Covid - Bandan Preet Mahajan

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High Performance Learning - Remediana Dias

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Importance of Educating a Girl - Dr. Senorita Joyce

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Benefits of Education for Women - Dr. Kajal Muley

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Education - Dr. Jacqueline

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Innovative Career Opportunities - Dr. (H.C) Rupam Mukherjee

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Skills or Certificate - Dawood Vaid

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Impacts of corona in eEducation in india - Dr. Sudheer Singh

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Sustainable Development Goal - Mr. Amujuri Biswanath INDEX

Articles 55

Importance Of Education At Home - GTA Amalan

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eEducation - Vikrant Kapoor

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Education - Riya ArvindKumar Sonara

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Education - Krupesh Raval

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Bilingual Education - Mrs.K.Monisha Balaji Kumar

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Education Wins Poverty - Adlin Thaneeba

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The Future of our Nation's Education - Durga Balamadhavan

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Education Key Factor of Socialization - Vinisha Sasikumar

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Importance of Education - Misha N Verma

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"Money will be EARNED and SPENT, - Shreeya Katyal

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Educate to Change - Shradhanjali Mahapatra

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Online Education in covid- 19 - Anshika Sharma

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Education - Swetha N

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Education - Mohammed Niyaz

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Education to needy - Umadevi Arasakumar

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Education - Quote By Dharanipriya.b

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Modern Academics - Ms. Annapoorni.E.G. PROMOTION

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An empty throne? - Tore Gulbrandsen

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Believe In Yourself - Capt Tapesh Kumar

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Need of Our Society - Berdhisha P

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Wunderkind: Varnith Prakash

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If Ever I Had A Smartphone - Sana Shaikh INDEX

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Articles / Poems 89

Gandiva’s Fifth “Kuyile Nee” A Divine Treat - Roopa Modha

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Rethink Plastics Challenge - Oprican Ermina -Carmen

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The level of development - Oprican Ermina -Carmen

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Abode Of Knowledge - Sneha Kannusamy

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Be Natural when you choose Food - Dt. Dr. Sheenu Sanjeev

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Grow from the Roots - Life Coach Sangeeta Kabra

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Celebrating Leadership and Communication - Vanya Kaushik

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A Sonnet To The Education - Mr.V.Heymonth Kumar

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Education – Cinquain Poem - Raju Arockiasamy

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Education - Poet Salem Sankar

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Eupheus - Poonam Sharma

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Education - GTA Amalan

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The Real Education - Soma Mukherjee

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Dietitian’s NutriGyan - Dr DiET Swati Dave

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Education - R. Kavitha

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Tuition - V. Mahendran

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It Is Must To Know Your Rights - Prachi Gupta

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A Reader’s Paradise - Jahanvi Srivastava

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Step Into Education - Ms.M.S.Mynavathi

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Voice With Wonder - Shivani Bhardwaj

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The Real Education - Sudheksha S

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Never Stop Learning - Christy Gnana Deepa J

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Pasion is your life... - Akshaya Babu INDEX

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Articles / Poems 118

Education - D. Sruthi

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Absence Of The Real Education! - Anushiya Mohankumar

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Own And Earn - Swetha N

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Education’s Multiple Hands - Kavya Palaniswamy

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Importance of Education - P G Sharvesh

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Education - Gobika.K.S

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Education - M. Anupriya

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The 'Star of Education' - Nirudhi Rajkumar

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Education - Ankit Kumar Singh

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Ultra modern Education System - V. Nithiya Parameswari,

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Education is simply - Jabendra.R

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Holistic Education: The Changing Era - Jasmine Panda

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Human letter to Nature - Bipul Banerjee

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Education - Devadharsini M

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Education, A weapon for Women - Naveena.V

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The endless quest - Saduriya.M

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Education - Anushiya S

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On the Road Branching - Prof. Dr. Genius Ivan Gaćina

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Artist’s Corner

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DR. BHAVNEET KAUR

Principal , Educator , Poet , Trainer

THE TEAM

NAMASTE INDIA

FOUNDER : Editor in Chief An Educationist by profession, with excellent interpersonal communication skills, I strive towards the commitment towards inspiring young minds and creating classrooms that will capture a child's imagination and breed success. I am a professional educator with an immense 30 years of experience in teaching, developing curriculum , training and leading schools ,colleges and corporate.

Akal Academy of Arts and Artists was founded by me and my sisters to promote Art and Culture. We are happy to see it grow to Akal AcademyM.A. of Educators Akal Academy of Business , B.Ed ,and PGDEA Women. Creating a cooperative community with the help of this e- magazine is another goal achieved by me.

SUDHIR S. SALUNKE

Theme & Concept Designer

FOUNDER : Creative & Media Head A Creative Designer by Profession, I have worked in all spheres of Media and Communication. I have also worked with various News Channels and Animation Studio's. An ardent lover of Arts and Culture has made me create opportunities for people with similar goals to create a platform for future generations.

Sneh Sparsh Social Foundation was the first step towards the goal I sought for. My 15 years of experience in Media and Entertainment has led me to envision the dream of our e-magazine Namaste India.

UMEET KAUR BAL

M.A. , M.Ed

Committed Educator

Sub Editor I have completed my M.A, M.Ed with 10+years of experience. I am an enthusiastic, committed educator with innate ability to understand and motivate children, to remain flexible ensuring every child’s styles and abilities are addressed.

I now run a coaching center along with a team of wonderful faculties called as " Ace ClassesAcademic Center of Excellence" at Pune.

SIMMI KHANNA

Clinical Dietitian And Lifetsyle Coach

Sub Editor - Health & Wellness I Aspire: To develop a strong persona that is able to touch lives of others, being not just a Nutritionist but a person who really cares to induce healthiness in other’s lifestyle. Behind every successful story there is an idea, thought or inspiration. My belief was my inspiration which build my career as a Nutritionist, Naturopath and Lifestylist. My Belief “When Diet is Wrong, Medicine is of no use when Diet is Correct, Medicine is of no need”, is the essence of my brio. Following my belief and being a daughter of Cardiac patients I choose Nutrition as my major Subject to nurture others lifestyle. Moreover,to gratify my soul a holistic approach has been taught to me by my holiness Paramji Alias. I also write health articles for The Princely States and Namaste India E Magazine to spread my thoughts. And, with this positive approach I make lives healthier by rejuvenating mind, body and soul.

Dr. Kusam Dogra

MA, M-Ed, UGC, Phd

Director London Kid Zee Pre School I Motivational Speaker

Sub Editor Beside teaching I am a writer, motivational speaker, child councellor, story teller etc. My book of poems is going to be published. My so many articals has been published from GNDU University asr, my own college, and other universities souvenirs. I have attended so many seminars, conferences of international acclaimed. My stories have been published from Punjab language department'magazine ' punjab saurab'. Received honours n awards so many times I am having 25 years teaching experience of a reputed college named RRMK Arya mahila Mahavidyalaya pathankot pb as lecturer in philosophy. And 10 years experience of a school j j sen sec school Amritsar. Presently I am founder chairperson of st satangdhr sen sec school asr and director in London kidzee playschool pathankot.

THE TEAM - NAMASTE INDIA

Brigadier Jagjit Singh Ahuja (Retd)

Saradha K. Santosh

Tore Gulbrandsen

Consultant HRD

poetess, writer, motivational speaker, moderator

Inspector of Ancient Monuments

HEAD - ADVISORY BOARD

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INTERNATIONAL ADVISOR

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FALGUNI GHEDIA

MANSI SHARMA

Marketing Head

Asst. Creative Head

Coordinator

Gaanappriya Mohan

Prerna Chatterjee

D. BRINDA

Columnist - Tamil Nadu

Event Director - Bangalore

Ambassador - South India

Major Nalini Janardhanan

ABHIMANYU

HEYMONTH KUMAR

ANUJ KUMAR

Event Head - India

Columnist - Tamil Nadu

Ambassador - Uttar Pradesh

Columnist - Maharashtra

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THE TEAM - NAMASTE INDIA City - President I Vice President I Ambassador

Opinder Kaur Bhasin

Sheetal Vyas Mehta

Sneha Dangra Zanwar

Nagpur ( West ) - Maharashtra

Mysuru - Karnataka

Nagpur ( South West ) - Maharashtra

Aurangabad - Maharashtra

Reena Tare

Deepti Wakade

Rekha Raj

Rabiah Bhatia

Ms. Swarleen Kaur

Nagpur ( East ) - Maharashtra

Jaipur - Rajasthan

Noida NCR - Delhi

Uttkarakhand

Dr. Shunila Joy Chauhan

Christine Dcosta

Anar Mehta

Mohan K. Soni

Andheri West - Mumbai

Vasai - Mumbai

Ahmedabad - Gujarat

Santiago - South America

Arifkhan S. Shaikh

K. Vasanthakumar

Raju Arockiasamy

Santosh A. Melashetty

Jamnagar - Gujarat

Uralikkal, Valparai - Tamilnadu

Trichy - Tamilnadu

Bidar - Karnataka

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THE TEAM - NAMASTE INDIA City - President I Vice President I Ambassador

Dalbir Singh

Gurmehar Kaur Bal

Sharanya Chandra

Shanaya Singh

Jamnagar - Gujarat

Pune - Maharashtra

Pune - Maharashtra

Bangalore

Raminder Pal kaur

Minakshi Verma

Chitra Anand

Shelly Bhutani

Haryana

Haryana

Haryana

Delhi

Dr. Senorita Joyce

Ms. Nimrat Kaur

Dr. Rao Parikshit Singh

Dr. Devender Arora

Vadodara - Gujarat

Kanpur

Idar - Gujarat

Babain - Haryana

Mr. Jitesh Khanna

Atul Sanjay Chari

Santhi Saravanan

Jisha Sameer

Delhi

Fine Artist - Margao Goa

Chennai, TamilNadu

Kerala

Mr. Singheshwar P. Sinha

Smt. Sonali M Tumbde

Mrs. Anuradha Bhatia

Mrs. Meenakshi Mahajan

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Dr. Bhavneet Kaur Principal , Educator , Poet , Trainer Founder : Editor In Chief

BIOGRAPHY : An Educationist by profession, with excellent interpersonal communication skills, I strive towards the commitment towards inspiring young minds and creating classrooms that will capture a child's imagination and breed success. I am a professional educator with an immense 30 years of experience in teaching, developing curriculum , training and leading schools ,colleges and corporate.

Akal Academy of Arts and Artists was founded by me and my sisters to promote Art and Culture. We are happy to see it grow to Akal Academy of Educators and Akal Academy of Business Women. Creating a cooperative community with the help of this e- magazine is another goal achieved by me.

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Anniversary Special Edition Dr. Bhavneet Kaur Principal , Educator , Poet , Trainer Founder : Editor In Chief

Digital

Transformation Digital transformation has been impacting sectors like healthcare, education, fashion, and others. While we are aware of how modern technologies are impacting other sectors there is not much literature available about education. At present, education institutions worldwide are faced with multifaceted challenges, including the growing impact of digitalization and changing expectations from students, staff, and faculty. Thanks to the cruelty of the coronavirus pandemic, digital transformation in education have shifted from important to necessity .

It has highlighted the gap that is prevalent in this community between the necessities and ‘not’ in this period. Further, as this sector becomes competitive, digital transformation is now becoming a must for survival as this new digital world requires educators to adapt and adopt digital technologies, methodologies, and mindsets.

Educators have proved themselves worthy of fighting all ordeals and have outshone other fields Hats off to the teaching fraternity God bless

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Simmi Khanna Clinical Dietitian And Lifetsyle Coach Sub Editor - Health & Wellness

BIOGRAPHY : I Aspire: To develop a strong persona that is able to touch lives of others, being not just a Nutritionist but a person who really cares to induce healthiness in other’s lifestyle. Behind every successful story there is an idea, thought or inspiration. My belief was my inspiration which build my career as a Nutritionist, Naturopath and Lifestylist. My Belief “When Diet is Wrong, Medicine is of no use when Diet is Correct, Medicine is of no need”, is the essence of my brio. Following my belief and being a daughter of Cardiac patients I choose Nutrition as my major Subject to nurture others lifestyle. Moreover,to gratify my soul a holistic approach has been taught to me by my holiness Paramji Alias. I also write health articles for The Princely States and Namaste India E Magazine to spread my thoughts. And, with this positive approach I make lives healthier by rejuvenating mind, body and soul.

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Anniversary Special Edition Simmi Khanna Clinical Dietitian And Lifetsyle Coach Sub Editor - Health & Wellness

Educate Your Children

To Eat Right With an increase in the rate of obesity and the non communicable diseases in children, parents are concerned about their nutrition and daily diet but feel helpless as they don’t know what changes can be made to help their children grow into healthy adults. The diet, lifestyle, eating habits, environment, etc. are all so different today. Here are a few tips with which parents can help their children adopt healthy eating habits.

Educate your children - Impart real nutrition knowledge to children through basic nutrition books and magazines. Avoid knowledge or rumors spread on WhatsApp university and other social media , without any credible source. Talk to them about how eating well can help in the growth of their mind and body.

Effects of junk food - Apart from telling them why healthy food is important, we must also educate them about ill-effects of unhealthy eating. Tell them how unhealthy and junk food will lead to weight gain, nutritional deficiency, body pain, lethargy etc and try and make the junk food healthy at home .

Readout food labels to them- Whenever your child insists on buying packed food, read the label with them and ask them if ingredients written on the label are kitchen food. The answer will mostly be no. You can explain to them that these are chemicals

added to enhance taste, increase shelf life, reduce the growth of fungus and bacteria.

You can also do some simple home experiment to show the presence of preservatives in packed food. For example – keep a homemade chapatti and one slice of bread outside for 2-3 days. Chapatti will show growth of fungi but bread won't which will certify the presence of chemicals in the latter.

Family Meals-Eat with your child. It helps them to understand and adopt healthy eating habits.It should be as frequent as possible and also teach them how to eat food that is food has to be chewed properly Eat healthily yourself - Be a role model and eat healthy yourself. Children will copy your habit and behavior Maintain a balance - Try to maintain a balance between unhealthy and healthy eating. You can make some rules to strike the balance - for example, eating out once a week, and one junk meal in the tiffin box for school, in a week.

In today’s world where packed food is so readily available, it is not easy to keep children off unhealthy and junk food. But educating them and balancing will go a long way.

Being a clinical dietitian and after doing Nutritionist entrepreneur program by Dr vishal and Tehzeeb I have designed board games on Nutrition and Fitness for kids .

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Dr. Major Nalini Janardhanan Writer I Pune - Maharashtra

GURUKUL

Gurukul system of education, which started around 5000 BC is an important part of our ancient Indian culture. Guru Shishya tradition was considered sacred among Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism.

Famous Saints like Ved Vyas, Sandeepani, Valmiki, Shukracharya, Dronacharya, Vashishta, Vishwamitra, Parashuram, Brihaspati etc played a vital role as teachers in our history.

The word Gurukula is a combination of two words-Guru (teacher) and Kula(family or home). Gurukul is the home of a teacher (guru) where students or disciples (shishya) stayed together for years and learnt about various subjects, cultures and disciplines.

Students were considered equal irrespective of their socio-economic status.

In Gurukul, students learnt in forests or open places in a natural atmosphere. Education is focused on applied knowledge, ethics, traditions, human values, love, brotherhood, humanity, peace of mind and discipline. Students were also taught about the art of living, how to run a house and how to deal with society. Extracurricular

activities, yoga, meditation, chanting of mantras etc helps the students in the development of personality, fitness, positivity of mind, spiritual awareness and balanced life.

Sanskrit was the language of education in the Vedic Age. In those times knowledge was passed verbally. Students need not had to worry about home work, scoring good marks, ranking system or the competitions about the selection of job. The strong bonding between teacher and students helps in reducing stress leading to better performance of the students. After completion of the education, Gurudakshina was offered to Guru by the students as a gesture of respect and gratitude. The teacher was considered as God. Students touch the feet of the teacher seeking his blessings. Guru considers each student as his child and imparts knowledge to them with a sincere heart. The true bonding between Guru and Shishya was unique.

Lord Rama, Lord Krishna and Pandavas are examples of such marvellous students described in our epics and mythology.

Gurur Brahma, Gurur Vishnu, Gurur Devo Maheshwara Guru Sakshat Parabrahma, Tasmai Shri Gurave Namaha!

My humble tributes to the great teachers!

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Abhimanyu Educationist

Importance of Education Education Education is one of the key components for an individual’s success. It has the ability to shape one’s life in the right direction. Education is a process of imparting or acquiring knowledge, developing the powers of reasoning and judgment. It prepares oneself or others intellectually for mature life. It improves not only the personal life of the people but also their community. Thus, one cannot neglect the significance of Education in life and society. Here, we have provided an essay on the Importance of Education. Students can use this essay to prepare for their English exam or as a speech to participate in the school competition.

Importance of Education The importance of education in life is immense. It facilitates quality learning to people throughout their life. It inculcates knowledge, belief, skill, values and moral habits. It improves the way of living and raises the social and economic status of individuals.

Education makes life better and peaceful.

It transforms the personality of individuals and makes them feel confident.

Well said by Nelson Mandela, “Education is the most powerful weapon to change the world”. To elaborate, it is the foundation of the society which brings economic wealth, social prosperity and political stability. It gives power to people to put their views and showcase their real potential. It strengthens democracy by providing citizens with the tools to participate in the governance process. It acts as an integrative force to foster social cohesion and national identity.

In India, education is a constitutional right of every citizen. So, people of any age group, religion, caste, creed and region are free to receive education. An educated person is respected everywhere and well treated in society. As a kid, every child dreams of being a doctor, lawyer, engineer, actor, sportsperson, etc. These dreams can come true through education. So, investment in education gives the best return.

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Anniversary Special Edition Well educated people have more opportunities to get a better job which makes them feel satisfied.

In schools, education is divided into different levels, i.e., preschool, primary, secondary and senior secondary. School education comprises traditional learning which provides students with theoretical knowledge. However, now various efforts are being made to establish inbuilt application-based learning by adding numerous experiments, practicals and extracurricular activities in the school curriculum. Students learn to read, write and represent their viewpoints in front of others. Also, in this era of digital Education, anyone can easily access the information online at their fingertips. They can learn new skills and enhance their knowledge.

Steps Taken By Government To Promote Education By now, you all must have understood how vital education is. Unfortunately some children still do not have access to education.

The Government has thereby taken initiative to improve education quality and made it accessible to everyone, especially the poor people.

The Government passed the Right to Education Act 2009 (RTE Act 2009) on 4 August 2009. This Act came into effect on

1 April 2010, following which education has become the fundamental right of every child in India. It provides free and compulsory elementary education to children of the age group of 6-14 years, in a neighbourhood school within 1 km, upto Class 8 in India. On similar lines, there are other schemes launched by the government such as Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Mid-Day Meal, Adult Education and Skill Development Scheme, National Means cum Merit Scholarship Scheme, National Program for Education of Girls at Elementary Education, Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya, Scheme for Infrastructure Development in Minority Institutions, Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, etc.

For our country’s growth, we require a well-educated population, equipped with the relevant knowledge, attitude and skills.

This can be achieved by spreading awareness about the importance of Education in rural areas. There is a famous saying that “If we feed one person, we will eliminate his hunger for only one time. But, if we educate a person, we will change his entire life”.

Henceforth he will become capable of earning a livelihood by himself.

Abhimanyu

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Dr. Chitra Anand Principal - Chandigarh International School - Punjab

Role of Education in India Education is a powerful weapon that aids an individual to face the adversities of life and overcome societal stigmas such as poverty, fear, status to achieve success.

Education is the hope of development and success for most third-world countries and the world’s dominion countries. Mandatory education builds the scope of better growth and development.

Role of Education in India Education has the potential to revolutionize the course of a nation – with skilled and educated youths. A nation comprises a higher rate to achieve its targeted economic growth and sit among the league known as the developed nation. A well-educated nation discards any obstacles that hinder its growth and strives hard to attain sustainable development.

Education in India refers to the process of learning, training, and teaching human capital in schools and universities. The Indian government reflects specific

economic policies that emphasize the importance of education in India.

Factors contributing to the Importance of Education in India Eradicate the fickle of Unemployment The substantial effect of illiteracy is ‘unemployment.’ Unemployment hinders the progress of a nation-leading to low standards of living and an increased crime rate.

India is stuck in a critical situation where almost 58 percent of unemployed graduates and 77 percent of the families are void of regular income. About 67 percent receive an annual income of less than 1.2 Lakh per anum.

In this circumstance, India cannot risk leaving any child illiterate, as it would push him towards a life of Unemployment and misery.

Removes Poverty As India is one of the fastest-growing economies in 2020, poverty is on

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caste neutral with a progressive mindset that wills to contribute productively to the nation.

In India, nearly 70.6 Million people still live in abject poverty, and the way to discard the vicious cycle of poverty is through Education. Higher rates of literacy result in high access to employability, which in turn provides better living conditions.

Education is an integral tool that helps a nation to achieve economic growth and stability. India homes twenty million youths that graduate annually from various disciplines and set out to aid in the economic development of the nation.

Eradicates Casteism

Educating youth and adults reveals the hidden potential, which could lead India to the path of development.

The caste system is the world’s longest surviving social hierarchy in India.

Caste-based discrimination cripples the path of sustainable development in India. A society that discriminates based on caste, creed, race, religion, or color remains entangled in the web of hatred, poverty, and inadequate resources.

The contributing factor to the prevalent orthodox customs is illiteracy. Education changes an individual’s perspective on caste discrimination. It makes an individual

Economic Stability and Growth

Improvisation in Health and Hygiene Countries with a high rate of illiteracy are bound with poor hygienic conditions and health. India has walked past the decades where it lost millions of lives to diseases that resulted from the absence of healthcare facilities and poor sanitation.

Dr. Chitra Anand

Education is the key to success

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K.Vasanthakumar M.Sc., B.Ed., B T Assistant In Mathematics, Tamilnadu

Education Education is a basic need of a human being and education is a weapon to differentiate ignorance and ignorance. Education plays an important role in enriching human life.

Understanding what our role is in this world and being a part of this developing society is the only way to support MILR education. Education is the fundamental factor for man to live as a powerful being different from other living beings.

The importance of education In today's world, education is the most important human need. Education has the power to transform ordinary people into responsible citizens in developing countries.

Education makes one more tolerant Develops individual human morality Supports living an independent life Transforms into equality and social justice Develops the quality of love and co-operation Sowing to the development of science Maintaining health can lead to longevity Able to take the lead in career development

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Anniversary Special Edition party and as a hoop, as new discoveries, new news, new science articles, research articles, and safety tips.

In earlier times someone in the village had to go to a library or bookstore to read a science essay but today we get the educational essays we need for free in a few minutes.

Education is a basic need of a human being and education is a weapon to differentiate ignorance and ignorance. Education plays an important role in enriching human life.

Not only sound education but his alertness and dedication too are most required.

The student is able to save the required textbooks as eBook’s. Book publishers are now also publishing e-books, with each educational institution providing students with the opportunity to study e-learning, and in the wake of the Corona out break in 2020, the teaching and learning system is gaining momentum through. e-commerce, television and radio.

Able to take agricultural methods to the next level Compromise drama is able to make our country prosperous.

Education is the factor for new discoveries, we understand the importance of education as the country is a masterpiece in the world with a large number of educated people .An educated man transforms everything he crosses like a river into a place of knowledge. The period of promoting female education in India has started earlier than any other country.

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D. Brinda Writer - English Graduate Teacher - Tamilnadu

Education in India

We are proud to live in this mighty nation which is growing so rapidly in all spheres and horizons. A country is known if it is developing by the literacy rate of the country. India is a nation which is developing well. It is fast growing. We are marching towards ‘In pursuit of excellence’. Here comes the big question, what is the difference between education and literacy, we come across these two words frequently and use very casually without knowing the real meaning of both the words. We are proud to tell that a particular state or a district is fully literate. If we take the Census of literacy rate in India, state or any district it projects a varied number. According to 2011 Census the literacy rate of India, it reveals that 74.04 percent of the population is literate. Kerala is the state with highest literacy rate with 94 percent of literacy rate. This everyone knows. and for each state and district it differs. Now let's discuss what is literacy and what is education. though both of them sound alike, there are plenty of differences in meaning. Literacy means one who knows 3 Re’s,

that is Reading , wRiting, ARithematic. One who knows the basic knowledge of reading, writing and do basic calculations are called literate. On this basis only, literacy rate calculation was done. Whereas education means one who has the capacity to differentiate what is right and wrong, what is good and bad, right use of knowledge in the right situation and time. using the presence of mind in time, decision making, having civic sense, understanding others feelings, having sympathy, empathy and not hurting anyone by words, actions and so on. that is really a big task. It is easy to take a Census whether one knows to read, write and do some basic calculation, on the other hand the other one is really very difficult and is a challenging process. To analyze if a person is educated, is a big question and it is abstract.

Certain things cannot be taught, it can only be caught. However, teachers teach taking what is needed and leaving is not needed is the choice of the student.Education makes one intellectually smart and character good. It shapes a person in many

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Anniversary Special Edition ways. Many years of learning makes a mighty person. With education one can travel to any country and manage any kind of situation. Knowledge is an ocean; one can’t master all in this life time. Education is a foundation of our personality and prosperity of the nation. It is a dynamic weapon to defeat the ignorance, illiteracy and other social evils like unemployment, that spoils the country. Here education helps us to achieve our goal. It actually ignites the flame of wisdom. It encourages, motivates and elevates everybody to shine in all the aspects of life. To achieve success all must be educated. There can be a tremendous improvement and transformation if all are educated. That is why our state and central government gives a lot of importance to education. Education makes one travel the

journey of life with confidence and positivity. Education is the key to intelligence and becomes modern. Education reforms the attitude of a person. It guides us and shows the right path, what is right and what is wrong. Education has the power to open many closed doors. Education is a blessing to the country whereas illiteracy is a curse. Education guides us to take the right decision when we are confused it gives us clarity in thoughts. Education is the learning which we attain not only in the classroom but also in our daily life experiences. it modifies one’s behaviour. It is a lifelong process. education cannot be stolen by anybody. Education gives solution to many problems. Art this long life is short. Hence let us salute all the teachers who are behind the education.

Teacher: the builder of the nation Well educated highly talented creature Working in school as teachers So loving and affectionate towards students Simple and humble towards the parents

Inspires, motivates and encourages A ladder for the children and appreciates A second parent who works with dedication So sincere and deals all patiently with devotion

Elevate the students’ positions Works hard as a self-mission Cascades all the knowledge and wisdom Acts as a partner to the child in the kingdom.

How a porter moulds the clay A teacher moulds the child happy and gay Tames them not to be wild Takes care like their own child

A candle which lights many lives Hides all the worries and strife’s Walks into the class with a smile Teaching beyond the lessons for a while

A great salute to all the teachers Back bone of the society, and preachers.

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Mrs Sonia Achantani Career Counsellor - Gujarat

Education- “A Holistic Approach” The definition of the word Education for maximum people is related to academics, a study of theoretical concepts through books. They feel that learning through the books makes them Educated but it is not so. Education might sound a small word but compiles a lot of things within itself. It means a holistic grooming of an individual.

An individual is considered to be Educated when he/she are groomed with not only academics but also traditions, cultures, moral values, humanity, leadership, team spirit, punctuality, honesty and the list goes on. So certainly, if you want to be called as an educated person then you need to learn all the above mentioned qualities, otherwise you would be called a Learned Person not an Educated Person.

It is sad to see that the educational institutes these days have also joined the race of focusing only on bookish knowledge. The learning has been constrained to the printed material. We as Educationist need to bring the change by giving the word Education a much stronger definition than it has today. We

will have to change the trends and methods if we wish to see better prospects of human resources in future.

The Government is doing their part by introducing the New Educational Policy but along with that we need to do our part too, by encouraging the children to think out of the box, come out with more creative ideas, expertise with critical thinking, problem solving skills, participate in co-curricular activities, sports, specialize in performing arts (dance, acting, music) & enhance in skill development programs because only then can they be holistically groomed and be ready to face any type of challenges that come in their way in the future.

With this holistic approach in learning you not only get educated but also get a wide platform with opportunities to choose from. Multi-tasking is the call and need for the present day scenario as it is survival of the fittest. So the more skills you enhance the better chance you get to sustain the competition in the race of being called “Educated”.

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Mrs.P.R.Kalyani Writer I Cheyalpattu

Education Man is a social animal. Gifted with supreme thinking power.To nurture the power and use the strength to do good, one needs education. Education is a learning process which improves thinking capacity, creativity, reasoning ability critical thinking and problem solving.

According to MalcolmX," Education is the passport for future for tomorrow, Belongs to those who prepare today".

Formal education is given properly through schools and colleges. Informal education is given by elders or skilled adults. Non formal education is for adult those who missed school education.

To grow and earn we need any one of the three types of education. But without education we could not excel in any field.

Hence learning is a continuous process we should not stop learning till we die. Educating ourselves in various fields make us self dependent. With out expecting others we can fullfill our domestic needs bu ourselves.

To ensure education to all, Mr. Kamaraj our former chief minister of Tamilnadu introduced Mid day meals scheme. They get education as well as food. After finishing their education they can easily feed their entire family. The best way to educate the poor and the needy.

“If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for lifetime".is a famous quote.

So educating something is very useful for the survival.

Literacy rate becomes high through formal and non formal education system.

If the literacy rate becomes higher we get an elevated society .This is good for the nation's development. Education is a boon for the mankind. Let us educate ourselves as well as our society. I wish to conclude this article with a poem.

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Mrs.P.R.Kalyani

Art of Education Sixty four arts flourishing in our country To enhance accepting all new entry Education is one of the biggest part, Helps to develop all other art(s) Ancient Education was in Gurukula system, Children stay and learn in teacher's residence was a custom.

Teachers were their greatest encyclopedia, Great university like Nalandha and wallabi were the only media.

Medieval India turned religious Spritualism flourish, All teachers were prestigious Art of education combined with religious valuations Everyone followed their own salutations.

Modern education is developing technically, Encouraging everyone innovatively.

Here teachers are needed only to support, Students learn with their comfort.

An art changing accordingly, Always needed to live comfortably.

Ancient education is modernized well Understanding the importance walk towards the will.

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Dr. Ushavati Shetty Principal - Navodaya English High School & Jr. College, Thane I Maharashtra

Biggest challenge faced by Indian education system during pandemic !

In today’s current scenario education has all become a tick in the box job! All one wants as an educator is to complete the prescribed curriculum in the limited time frame.

Earlier when physical school was in progress, students used to have all the activities in school. Be it sharing of Tiffin or playing together in the open grounds or competing with each other in quiz or debates.

Yes nothing has stopped. Sports classes still continue to happen. Singing, dancing, drawing, debate competition still happen .. not in the real world but virtually.

Where are we heading ? Are sports supposed to be confined to the small screen ?

Are the kids supposed to be having competitions online ? Is the purpose of all the activities being served ?

All the activities conducted during physical schooling had a strong purpose.

Collaboration, team work, cooperative learning, development of the child’s personality, all round development of the kid, Holistic approach. Are we doing justice?

The biggest challenge that we face today not only in India but globally is making sure that our future global citizens are mentally, physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually sound. Our curriculum focuses more on academics especially during the pandemic. We need to teach our kids to set and meet their goals, to raise their standards,to be masters in handling the emotions, relationships,finance and time management, besides attaining knowledge. When all this comes together it is called Success.

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Anniversary Special Edition Kids need to be taught to accept failure. Failure is a necessary component of success. Brain development occurs when failure happens. When kids understand the concept of overcoming failure amazing things can happen for them. This will help them develop emotionally. It will help them to embrace mistakes, obstacles and challenges.

Most of the population reside in rural areas with limited or no facilities at all.

Leave alone the concept of the so called BLENDED learning. More than half the population of teachers is not tech-savvy, and so they will struggle with implementing digital teaching in virtual classrooms. It’s a fact that even veteran teachers feel uncomfortable and less confident with smart classrooms. The teacher needs to be provided with the desired devices and training required before they impart knowledge to the kids who again most of them are first level learner’s as well as financially weak. Everyone is being challenged always to give out their best because a better person is knocking on your role. This causes a lot of pressure on the teachers from school administrators to perform well every time with limited resources available.

At the same time, a lot of factors can cause the teachers to burn out easily. Feel

ing overworked, unsupported, underpaid, lack of personal time, the difficulty of work-life balance and not getting proper rest all of this can result in building up of frustration. Overworking can even affect the most energetic teacher and this can impact the way they handle the class causing more serious problems.

In our age old Gurukul system of learning focus was given more importance in the understanding of the learner but in today’s times teaching is more focused on exams, marks and results. Thanks to NEP 2020 we do have a ray of hope provided it is implemented effectively.

A good flexible teaching platform can help the teachers to lcontribute better to the education quality and the overall success rates of the students. Teachers also have to make serious efforts to tackle all these classroom challenges and contribute their best to the teaching world.

Teaching children to count is fine, But teaching children what counts is BEST!!!!

Dr. Ushavati Shetty

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Haridas Mukherjee International Educator & Counselor

Need of Education: Mental healthof a Human and its consequences.

We, the human beings are the creatures of nature. But maximum time we never think of nature’s rule. If nature goes against our rules and activities, we will have to pay for that consequences.

Humans are basically controlled by their desire and six “Ripu’s”. Among all other “ripu”, the most destructive elements are “Kama” and “Krodha”. Depending those two significant ‘ripu’, we get out from the human characteristics. Based on the human character, we live our life not by days but by our deeds. Our deeds gives us our stability on another person’s memory in this society. A man not only lives by his / her surroundings, but also he / she leaves an impact to this world. As all of we know that habit is the second nature, that’s why a man creates a habitat on his / her character. As a result we form an identical habit depending on circumstances and situation.

So, we will have to make our own environment as simple as possible without taking any unsafe risk(s).

In present days many people lives their life with tons of stress, agitation, demand, frustration and unnecessary desire, just because they have taken or they are passing through the consequences for taking extra risks. So, to live our life simple and peaceful we will have to maintain a balanced demand – a balanced dream which can never kill ourselves for those unnecessary risks taken by us. That’s why a poor farmer’s life in a village is very peaceful and satisfactory than a rich businessman’s life in a city or metro-city. A person’s risks / wrong decision can bring him / her to destroy him / her for life-long unless until he / she rectify himself / herself or changes his/ her way of living with less risks / uncontrolled desires. So, we will have to follow the policy ‘look before you leap’ every time.

Thus, we will have to control our mental well-being only through the education and meditation of our mind – that is the real purpose of education. Don’t be pushed around by the

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Anniversary Special Edition fears in your mind – Be led by the dreams in your heart. True education is beyond earning degrees it is more than bookish knowledge. Education means inculcating moral values, positive thinking, attitude of helping, attitude of giving to society and ethical values, these kind of students are only able to bring changes in society.

Because a true education is defined as the process of gaining knowledge. The process of training and developing the knowledge, skill, mind (mental health), character, etc., especially by formal schooling, teaching or by training. So, considering the gravity of

the situation of present edge of world scenario, each and every one should take care of mental health by the help of education.

Only a real education can give the power to face the failure that is the most important question of a successful human being.

Whatever the situation of hurdles may come, only a proper enriched mental health lead a person to overcome the problems and shows the path of success which can be inherited from the true flavor of education.

Haridas Mukherjee

Need of Education: Mental healthof a Human and its consequences.

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Rania Lampou Global STEM Educator, Global Peace Ambassador

Astronomy and STEM Education I am a Global educator, a multi-awarded STEM instructor, an ICT teacher trainer, a neuroeducation researcher, an author, and global peace ambassador. I am interested in popularizing science for people of all ages and educational backgrounds.

Above all, underprivileged children are always my main area of interest. Therefore, my love for children and my interest in science popularization were the main motivations that made me dedicate my career to teaching. Currently, I am a STEM instructor at the Greek Astronomy and Space Company (Annex of Salamis) and I am also working at the Greek Ministry of Education, at the Directorate of Educational Technology and Innovation where I write STEM projects for Greeks schools.

Greek Astronomy and Space Company (Annex of Salamis) is a Greek organization, founded in 2011, that promotes broad interest in astronomy and disseminates knowledge in astronomy and astrophysics to the general public through observatory and educational activities. It also enhances and facilitates interactions among

members having interest in astronomy. It organizes annual courses of astronomy popularization and promotes the annual competition of the Astronomy and Space Company in Greece.

Our mission is the popularization of complex concepts of astronomy for the layperson and especially underprivileged children and adults, such as refugees, children with special education needs and children in the oncological hospital. Very often when weather conditions are suitable we organize astronights and sky observations which have a great impact on participants and especially children. Since the outbreak of the pandemic we have been organizing online lectures and STEM workshops.

We use space themes to increase students' interest in science, enhance their scientific literacy and improve their skills in STEM. Our training programs include some online and in person lectures and workshops about presentation of astronomical topics in the classroom, examination of multimedia curricular materials (texts, animations, simulations, software)

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in teamwork. Furthermore, we use innovative methods for the development of new educational scenarios and lesson plans that make the teaching and learning process of astronomy more engaging and effective. In this way, students become more open towards science and society and the role of the teacher which is the most important factor for the success of any improvement in the education system is upgraded.

I am Rania Lampou from Greece.

I am a STEM instructor, an ICT teacher trainer, a Neuroeducation researcher, an International Speaker and founder of many international projects focused on the UN 2030 Agenda SDGs. I am also a Global Teacher Prize finalist 2019 and a Global Teacher Award 2020 winner and I have so far received almost 100 international awards for my STEAM projects. Recently, I was selected as “Global Icon 2020” featured in “Passion Vista” Magazine, among the top 10 women entrepreneurs featured in “Fortune India” and among the “100 most successful women in business” featured in an Amazon book by “Global Trade Chamber”. I would like to collaborate with your organization! I am sending you here my article for your magazine, my bio, and some documents about my international recognition and awards-distinctions. I would also like to apply for the Educator of the year Award 2021. Can you send me the link in order to apply? Thanks a lot!

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Dr. H.C Kaushaki Sondhi Board of Advisory - National council for news and broadcasting

Soft Skills Are The Hard Skills Of Today We all want better professional and personal relationships. Soft skills are powerful way to develop better relationships by deeper understanding about others and their prespective. While there are literally dozens of soft skills. But let us discuss top 5 soft skills you need to learn to be really successful in any career or personal life.

Communication skills: Communication excellence expresses anyone who desire to communicate with confidence and persuasion, writing proficiently, reading deeply, listening actively. Active listeners are gernally great problem solver.

Problem solving skills: Active listeners are gernally great problem solver. Problems comes in many different forms. This neverending cycle of bullets fire of problems need to be balanced with approachable and appropiate response within given time.

Creative thinking skills: Creative thinkers can manage their analytical skills with creative and absolute solutions. They provide

new dimensions and experimental solutions to all kind of problems within time frame.

Leadership skills: Ability of an individual to infulence and guide followers in the right way and vision.

Leadership involves making sound and sometimes difficult decisions, providing followers with the knowledge and tools important to achieve their goals. Leadership is about teamwork.

Teamwork: Problem solver need to be independent thinkers, it is also important to work well as part of a team. Collaboration gives best ideas, when many minds work together and also we develop relationships and become more approachable.

The good news is that many of same tools used to train hard skills can easily be modified to work on developing soft skills.

The future workplace will rely on soft skills.Having positive attite, confidence, adaptability, integrity, relationship building, self regulation, curiosity, open-mindedness, all these skills are hard skills of today to be successful.

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Dev Kaushik Lawyer at Allahabad High Court

Intent Or Legislation, What Education In India Really Needs?

In an ever globalising world, where the events of one geographical area directly or indirectly affect people of different regions, the magnitude of quality education, its implementation and acceptance are bound to leave a colossal impact, not only for the present generation, but also for the coming ones. India as a nation-state recently celebrated 75 years of independence from British colonial rule, and 75 years is the perfect time to analyse its achievements in the field of education; to reflect on the strides India has taken in providing basic education to both its masses and classes, and the pitfalls it had to endure in getting education for all.

A person’s knowledge and intellect are developed depending upon the kind of education he/she has received, which in turn fuels the growth of the economy of the nation. There is a direct co-relation between enhancements in education sector leading to advancement in the economy of the nation, as

it enhances the skill-set of the workforce, which makes the best use of technology.

In today’s world it is hard to imagine to exercise any other rights without the implementation of education as a fundamental right. Economically and marginalized adults and children can lift themselves out of poverty and participate fully as citizens by making use of education. Keeping this in mind the Government of India enacted in 2009, The Right of Children to free and Compulsory Education Act, wherein all children between the age of 6-14 years have the right to elementary education.

This is Fundamental Right under article 21A of the Constitution of India reiterated in State of UP v/s Bhupendra Nath Tripathi 2010(13) SCC 203(para 11). This has indeed helped in a lot of children getting their much required education, but a lot more needs to be done. At least the intent is there with proper legal backing.

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Anniversary Special Edition A large number of human rights problems can be solved only when the right to education is treated as the basic right to implement other human rights, which is why Article 26 of United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) adopted in 1948 states: “Everyone has the right to education.

Education shall be free, at least in the elementary and fundamental stages. Elementary education shall be compulsory.

Technical and professional education shall be made generally available and higher education shall be equally accessible to all on the basis of merits…”

Not only UDHR, but the right to education has been recognised by many international treaties. India too is a State party to ICESCR (International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, 1966), the CERD (Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination, 1966), the CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women, 1981) and the Convention on the Rights of Child, 1990.

India as a developing nation, has had its share of shortcomings in implementing education for all its citizens. About 110 million children in India remain out of the schooling system, and about 60% of those who enrol in school drop out by 8th grade, and it is they who mostly face inequalities in various spheres of life. Inclusion in the grand scale of education would lead to their upliftment in every aspect of life, which is why the Constitution of India recognises education as the essence of social transformation, as is seen from its education specific articles.

In Mohini Jain v/s State of Karnataka [AIR 1992 SC 1858], the Hon’ble Supreme Court made it amply clear that the right to education flows directly from the Right to life under article 21. The rationale of this judgement was

further examined by a five judge bench in J.P. Unnikrishnan v/s State of Andhra Pradesh [AIR 1993 SC 2178] where the Hon’ble Supreme Court has made it clear that the right to education which is implicit in the right to life and personal liberty guaranteed by Article 21 must be construed in the light of Directive Principle in Part IV of the Constitution. Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles are supplementary and complementary to each other. In the context of articles 45 and 41, the right to education means that every citizen of this country has a right to free education until he completes the age of 14 years, after which his/her right to education is circumscribed by the limits of economic capacity of the State and its development.

The same has been further reiterated by the Hon’ble Supreme Court in Bandhua Mukti Morcha v/s Union of India and Others [(1997) 10 SCC 549], “in Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education v/s KS Gandhi, right to education at the secondary stage was held to be a fundamental right. In JP Unnikrishnan v/s State of Andhra Pradesh, a constitution bench had held education up to the age of 14 years to be fundamental right… it would be therefore incumbent upon the State to provide facilities and opportunity as enjoined under article 39(e) and (f) of the Constitution and to prevent exploitation of their childhood due to indigence and vagary”.

It is perhaps in this vein that the Union Cabinet approved the New Education Policy [NEP] 2020. The Indian education system is called as obsolete by many because of its examination scoring system which emphasises rote learning with no incentive for real life applications. The NEP has come up with changes that have been necessary for a long time now.

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In promoting regional or local languages, English will take a backseat, if this is implemented. English as a language may have been imposed on us by the British, but it does give us a great comparative global advantage because it is the language that the world talks in; and introducing learning in English directly in class 6th might prove to be very hard on children who come from backgrounds that aren’t as privileged as those from the rich and upper middle class. With the understanding and command over English, and internet access, the middle class of our country who rarely saw a decline in struggles, were presented with new opportunities and a chance to grow. To strip the coming generations off would be rather unfair. The education sector in our country is extremely

underfunded, with the conditions of government schools deplorable, and with such a move, only the students from rich background are going to have a field day. Our system should stop looking at issues from the lens of the rich and the privileged, and deal with educational issues in an inclusive way with both intent and proper legal backing.

To quote Sir Claus Moser, “Education costs money, but then so does ignorance”; the government of the day must realise that it is only education which empowers the future generation and hence should be the main concern for any nation. It is only through a clear intent and proper implementation of laws by the concerned authorities that education would reach the doorstep of every Indian, irrespective of caste, colour, and creed; whether he/she resides in the metropolis or in the village; and only then the present generation could hope to give our coming generations, a nation better than the present.

Dev Kaushik

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Bandan Preet Mahajan Founder, Genius Edutorial Communication & Personality Development Coach

Re-imagining Education

In India Post Covid For more than a year now, the pandemic has thrust upon our students, the concept of online classes and remote learning. I use the word ‘thrust’ because we went online not by choice but by default.

Digitisation of education has been a distant dream for many years now and despite having made significant strides in this direction, we are still a long way to go.

No wonder then, that as statistics reveal, there are huge gaps in teaching- learning with regard to accessibility of technology for this mode of education to be truly successful. Thus, we do not envisage an educational model that is totally based on remote learning. Also, these 1.5 years have emboldened the belief that nothing can supersede physical/offline mode of education. So, where does this lead us to?

As we usher into a Tech- mediated Education Revolution 4.0, it is expected that blended learning will be the new norm.

While schools would continue to perform the social functions of education, parents would have to shoulder responsibility for inculcating a robust value system and grooming the personality of their wards.

Teachers’ responsibility would increase manifold as they would need to keep abreast of technological advancements while performing bigger and bolder roles with regard to curriculum designing to cater to individual differences and developing assessment tools to gauge the different dimensions and traits of student personality. Focus of education is expected to shift drastically from academic performance to skill building through pedagogic re-inventions.

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Anniversary Special Edition What I see ahead is the establishment of a dynamic 2T approach i.e. teacher and technology approach wherein the two would complement each other to provide utmost benefit to the students in terms of their holistic development which is totally in consonance to the spirit and objective of NEP2020 as well. T vs T approach is not foreseen wherein technology substitutes the teacher altogether. Why? It’s only the teachers that give that human/personal touch to the rendering of education and thus act as an efficacious conduit to attainment of the goals of teaching- learning at large. A greater level of collaboration among the elements of the education triad which include parents, teachers and schools would become indispensable to help students navigate the future fruitfully.

The first step towards the attainment of the aforesaid objectives would be an attitudinal change of teachers that would require them to undergo multiple and rigorous training, as learning in the future would become more learner- centric with the teacher just playing the role of a facilitator. To be true, the teacher would no longer be a sage on the stage but would rather be a guide by the side. The second requirement would be to ensure equal accessibility to technology for all the students across the country. Only then would this hybrid model of education be able to cater to the ABC of a student’s personality, the three domains namely ‘A’ffective, ‘B’ehavioural & ‘C’ognitive.

Bandan Preet Mahajan

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High Performance Learning I recently met the Head of a School of a leading education group in Dubai. During my conversation with her, I was very impressed by her belief that all students can be high achievers regardless of their academic starting points. When I asked her how, she mentioned it is through engaging in world class lessons, delivered by world class teachers who systematically and consciously use current pedagogy and High Performance Learning (HPL) strategies. She mentioned to me that all students can be high performers when every educator believes in the potential of each learner and teaches with this expectation at the forefront of their minds, and that all students can achieve, with practice and perseverance and regular reminders.

As I walked around the school, it was so very evident that HPL was truly becoming a part of the school’s learning culture; from the children articulating their learning in the classroom, to children working collaboratively and engaging in creative and critical thinking tasks across all areas of learning. The school ensured that they recognise and nurture

every individual student's potential. I decided to observe one of the lessons in the classroom and it was wonderful to see how HPL was embedded through carefully planned lessons which incorporate the 5 Advanced Cognitive Performance Characteristics (ACPs) or as the children understand them as ‘The 5 learning brains’: Meta-cognition Brain, Linking Brain, Realising Brain, Creating Brain and Analysing Brain.

There were two more things that impressed me from this visit—one was the Innovative Learning Zones and the other was High Performance Learning Student ambassadors. The innovative learning Zones were very effective in creating impactful learning. It was very interesting to note that the schedule was created by the school’s High Performance Learning Student Ambassadors.

The formula for success

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learners have the potential to achieve the very highest results and emphasises and develops the attitudes and performance characteristics required for this to happen.

More pupils than we previously thought have the potential to perform at the highest levels. Gifted education tells us exactly how to achieve this. There really is ‘Room at the Top’ if we systematically nurture more children to get there. High Performance Learning theory suggests that most students are capable of achieving the high levels of academic performance once seen as the domain of the very few and that the role of a school is help students make this a reality.

The 7 Pillars of High Performance

Let us look at the benefits of HIGH PERFORMANCE LEARNING: 1. Encourages students to aim high and believe in the growth of the brain and their ability 2. Develops intellectual curiosity and confidence to form, shape and express ideas 3. Develops a love of learning and intrigue through enquiry-based approaches 4. Provides students with opportunities to solve problems creatively by adapting and improvising aspects of their learning 5. Instils a desire to embrace challenge and to challenge others 6. Encourages risk-taking and knowledge that mistakes lead to learning 7. Encourages self-regulation and reflection to recognise strengths and build on areas of development 8. Develops active listeners, who can give and receive critical feedback 9. Teaches students how to critically evaluate sources and draw conclusions 10. Encourages students to be happy, resilient and confident.

The High Performance Learning approach recognises that all

There are different ways to make our home a high-performance learning home. Parents need to build resilience in kids at home by helping them believe in themselves, not to be afraid to make mistakes and to keep trying. We need to encourage kids to know how our kids are doing and whether they need to put more effort in any specific area. Encourage our kids to be receptive to ideas that differ from your own. And also make sure that kids practice regularly until they can do it well. We need to develop a spirit of curiosity in our kids by encouraging them to ask questions, by answering questions and working together and independently to find answers to questions.

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Dr. Senorita Joyce Author | Keynote Speaker | Social Activist

Importance of Educating a Girl India is still far from achieving gender equality and its skewed sex ratio of 940 females per 1000 males bears witness to this fact. A girl child in India is often seen as a liability, a ‘burden’ to pass on. Given the prevailing influence of patriarchal values, right from their birth, a lot many girls bear the brunt of gender inequality, gender stereotypes and are treated inferiorly, as compared to boys.

No matter how talented and ambitious she is, the girl child often receives the shorter end of the stick. In fear of exploitation and abuse, many girls are not sent to school and kept at home only to be married off early. And even if she is not married off, the young girl is still denied a deserving education, quality healthcare, employment opportunities and equal rights that a boy easily gets. While some girls manage to ‘escape’ from the shackles and try to build a bright future, most resign to their ill fate.

How can we hope for India to progress when half of our society remains under the shadow of discrimination?

To find answers, we must first understand the key difficulties that a girl child faces.

Survival as the first challenge While there are laws that ban sex-determination of a foetus and selective abortion, this practice continues in the shadows.

This not only negatively impacts the number of girls born, but also affect the health and safety of the mother. Consecutive pregnancies with the hope of a boy take a toll on the physical as well as mental health as it is the woman who gets blamed for the sex of the baby. Stricter implementation and monitoring of laws, and better awareness, is essential to help the girl child survive.

Hurdles in receiving quality education Recent national data reveals that the dropout rate for girls at the elementary level are 4.10% which rises to 16.88% at the secondary level,

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Due to existing attitudes regarding girls’ education, safety concerns, distance between home and school, lack of affordable sanitary napkins, absence of separate and functional toilets, and poor school infrastructure, several teenage girls tend to become irregular in attending schools or drop out before completing their schooling.

Only one in every three girls in India completes school education age-appropriately (U-DISE 2016-17).

Child marriage Out of the 12.15 million children married in India, 8.9 million are girls, and married girls are three times the boys. As per Census 2011, there are about 3 million children below age 14 that are married. Rural girls constitute 55% of married children. Child marriage robs girls of their childhood as they step into adult roles that they are unprepared for – be it managing households, bearing children, making decisions and so on. It not only hampers her schooling but also pushes young girls into early pregnancy which harms the health and nutrition of the teenage mother as well as her child.

Abuse and violence/safety concerns A girl child is an easy target and is usually at the receiving end of abuse and domestic violence, which more often than not goes unreported. In rural areas, parents are reluctant to send their daughters to school fearing their safety. Latest data released by the National Crime Records Bureau also reveals that kidnapping, abduction and sexual offenses against

children were among the top two crimes committed against children. 28% of all rape victims were girls under age 18 and out of the total number of children that went missing in the year 2018, 70% were girls.

Ill-equipped schools Due to extreme taboos, lack of affordable sanitary napkins, lack of decent functioning toilets, and inadequate school infrastructure, several teenage girls of menstrual age lag in schooling.

Why is the education of the girl child important?

In our country, many people are unaware of how the education of the girl child can transform lives for the better. It is a sad state of affairs when people across socio-economic strata think that investing in a girl child’s education is a waste of money. The fact that they would rather justify spending on their daughter’s marriage expenses or dowry instead of their education is even more disheartening. Early education can be instrumental in shaping the society towards progress. When a girl is educated, she is empowered. She can make decisions for herself, raise the standard of living for her family and children, generate more employment options and reform the society as a whole. Therefore, a change in the mindset towards girl child education in India is the need of the hour.

Every girl child must be treated equally with love and respect. The government has been making persistent efforts to raise the status of the girl child in the society as well as incentivize her education through various schemes and programs. These have surely contributed to girls’ education to an extent yet a lot more needs to be done for girls to be truly treated as equal to boys.

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Dr. Kajal Muley Director - KALABHARATI Performing Arts Centre

Benefits of Education for Women Introduction

Art made by myself portraying a woman

Life style of an Indian woman, educational opportunities for them, increases their scope in various sectors as leaders which is very appreciative and encouraging.

The development of future generation mainly depends upon the education of women in this world. So their education is the most essential part for the development of the society, at the same time it is benefited, as in turn it becomes helpful for all the women to educate their children’s to be good persons in the family as well as an active member of the society. Mostly mothers are responsible for cultivating as well as nurturing good behavior in their children as the influence of a mother on the child is much more important. Therefore it is very necessary that a mother is imbued with good qualities and act as a guide/ mentor.

Every educated woman is able to run her house well and can make it a paradise on the earth,

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Anniversary Special Edition which is mostly expected by the other members in the family. Every educated woman can think well about her future and her aim of life. Thus the education of women holds great importance for our national as well as social life. I think it is a duty of the society and the Government to provide adequate facilities for educating women. Because, if we educate a women in turn we will educate the whole family.

When a woman is educated it results in promoting her self–respect in turn rising her status. Savitribai Phule, Abla Bose, Sucheta Kriplani are considered as an eye openers of women education. Savitribai Phule was the pioneer of the feminist movement in India. She started the first ever school for girls in the country in the year 1848 in Bhidewada, Pune.

Here I would like to highlight some points which are beneficial for women education.

Such as:

3. Decrease in Chance of Abuse

1. Good for Economic Growth

5. Promoting Social Inclusion

When women are provided equal rights and access to education they go on to participate in business and various economic activities. Through their earning power and capacity they become helpful and work as a social transformer against current and future poverty.

Normally girls and ladies are always found working in the home on domestic chores. They are discouraged from pursuing activities outside the house. This creates a social isolation for girls and women of different ages, leading to higher levels of depression as well as other mental health issues. An education encourages woman to develop a professional life within the public sphere, allowing them to became a part of the community and develop their own identity away from the home.

2. Good Communities Educated women are more likely to encourage a good education and inspire compassionate values into their children as well as others in the society. It also improves children’s and women’s survival rates and condition of their health. Due to study they get delay in marriage and early in pregnancies. Education empowers women both in the home and the workplace and helps to tackle many old believes as well as other obstacles in the community.

Educated women are much less likely to suffer domestic abuse then illiterate ones. In traditional household women are viewed as domestic commodities existing in and for the house, but educated women with their knowledge and attitude can teach others that they can add to the family value along with being an family asset.

4. Decreased in Mortality Rates Normally educated women get married at proper age and also bear a child at a right time frame/ age in life. They are likely to survive from their first delivery and are able to take good care of the baby.

They are able to provide proper nutrition and take care as well as healthy sanitation of the child.

6. Promoting Good Health Educated women can promote better health through better knowledge and training. Advantage of women education is the fight against the spread of HIV- AIDS and various other diseases.

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Female education means they get more chance to involve in society, community and the nation.

Conclusion Napoleon once said that, “Give me an educated mother, I shall promise you the birth of a civilized nation”. Swami Vivekananda once said that, “It is impossible to think about the welfare of the world unless condition of women is improved”.

It is impossible for a bird to fly without one wing; it needs both the wings at the same time to fly. Similarly men and women are only able to fulfill their dreams together.

The fortune of the nation depends upon the educational system. Women and men are equally treated in the eyes of law. But in our cultural condition the women are supposed to be remained at home for internal domestic routine work and men in the other hand are the bread earners.

Gradually changes are taking place in all sectors. So with the development in the educational field lots of changes are bring be observed.

Dr. Kajal Muley

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Dr. Jacqueline Principal - Academic Director

Education Education is a constitutional right of every citizen that prepares an individual to play their role as a sophisticated member of society. The importance of Education can be implied by habituating the lack of its existence. Education began in prehistory, as adults trained the young in the knowledge and skills deemed necessary in their society. In pre-literate societies, this was achieved orally and through imitation. Story-telling passed knowledge, values, and skills from one generation to the next. As cultures began to extend their knowledge beyond skills that could be readily learned through imitation, formal education developed. Formal education occurs in a structured environment whose explicit purpose is teaching students. Usually, formal education takes place in a school environment with classrooms of multiple students learning together with a trained, certified teacher of the subject. Most school systems are designed around a set of values or ideals that govern all educational choices in that system.

Such choices include curriculum, organizational models, design of the physical learning spaces (e.g., classrooms), student-teacher interactions, methods of assessment, class size, educational activities, and more.

The importance of education and its significance can be understood through the life of an ignorant and illiterate person, who has never had the chance to visit the school and is experiencing the bane of illiteracy could value the answer to the question-‘Why is Education an essential factor in our life?’ He/she knows the prominence and importance of Education and its changes in an individual’s life.The enormous hardship of illiteracy is its constant dependency issue. An illiterate individual depends on others for his/her survival.

Education prepares its wings to fly and explore the surroundings while being confident and opportunistic. Education builds individuals, educated individuals build better societies, and better societies build great nations.

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Anniversary Special Edition Education are the development of Science and Technology, the use of natural resources in all regions of the country, and elaborates the human thinking and level of thought process increases. Education opens our eyes about the right and the wrong, the various governmental schemes, educates us on any indifference caused by society, helps us stand against the wrong using the Law. Education changes an individual’s perspective on caste discrimination. It makes an individual caste neutral with a progressive mindset that wills to contribute productively to the nation. Education is highly essential as it eradicates social evils and upgrades the thinking of society. Education uses various methodologies like teaching, training and research activities, etc. It bridges the parallel gap between the rich and the poor. Education eradicates the fickle of unemployment in developing countries, including India. Education is essential as it is an integral tool that helps a nation achieve economic growth and stability. Education in a society helps overcome the shackles of inequality, corruption, poverty. The right to education gives an individual the knowledge about health and hygiene issues and the schemes of the government and benefits from him/her. Education is an essential factor that changes an individual’s perspective on caste discrimination. Education is a contributing factor in the field and development of technology and science.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed education forever. This is how the COVID-19 has resulted in schools shut all the world. Globally, over 1.2 billion children are out of the classroom. As a result, education has changed dramatically, with the distinctive rise of e-learning, whereby teaching is undertaken remotely and on digital platforms. Research suggests that online learning has been shown to increase retention of information, and take less time, meaning the changes

coronavirus have caused might be here to stay. With this sudden shift away from the classroom in many parts of the globe, some are wondering whether the adoption of online learning will continue to persist post-pandemic, and how such a shift would impact the worldwide education market. While some believe that the unplanned and rapid move to online learning – with no training, insufficient bandwidth, and little preparation – will result in a poor user experience that is unconducive to sustained growth, others believe that a new hybrid model of education will emerge, with significant benefits. “I believe that the integration of information technology in education will be further accelerated and that online education will eventually become an integral component of school education.

It is clear that this pandemic has utterly disrupted an education system that many assert was already losing its relevance and outlines how schools continue to focus on traditional academic skills and rote learning, rather than on skills such as critical thinking and adaptability, which will be more important for success in the future.

Could the move to online learning be the catalyst to create a new, more effective method of educating students? While some worry that the hasty nature of the transition online may have hindered this goal, others plan to make e-learning part of their ‘new normal’ after experiencing the benefits first-hand.

Thus, People of current age carry constant exploration. They could do so due to their education and knowledge about the past technology. To be a better human, an active participant in society and to gain respect from the world one should always learn new things. Learning new things in education.

Dr. Jacqueline

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Dr. (H.C) Rupam Mukherjee PGT Commerce - Nandlal Jalan Shiksha Sadan, Raniganj

Innovative Career Opportunities

Of Commerce Education Within The Changing Business Scenario Career Opportunities in Commerce Education in most of the cases nowadays directly links with professional career.

Commerce related careers are a backbone to all or any other careers, which lookout of the functional processes of a corporation in terms of accounting, finance, banking, auditing, taxation, and various other tasks.

Because the one that opts for an exact academic curriculum wants to try to do job within the same field. Only those students who have an interest in working with numbers and luxuriate in reading, summarizing

& analysing. One who prefers commerce as a field of study can make career within the following subjects: Accounting, Auditing, Banking, and professional career prospects like Company Secretary (CS) Chartered Accountant (CA) Cost & Works Accountant (CWA). Among of these career opportunities, CWA may be a new innovative branch of study within the field of commerce and business during the last century. in many public and company sector organisations.

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Dawood Vaid Dawood Vaid

Growth Mindset Coach

Skills or Certificate Which candidate would you prefer? A non –graduate who has completed all courses from the online Khan academy or a graduate from the prestigious Harvard university?

Wait till the end of this article for the preferred CEO’s answer.

Focus on skills. We must have heard it so often, that it hardly rings a bell in our ears anymore.

What are these skills anyways? Is learning a skill better than earning a degree? I learnt' it the hard way. I was all pumped and excited about the new course I was enrolling into. It was called the PG Diploma in School Leadership and Management (PGDSLM) conducted by the School of Education (SOE) by IGNOU (Open University). All these years in education, I understand that while I speak of the education theories from Vygotsky’ theory of cognitive development and Piagets’ early child development research to Blooms’ Taxonomy and Gardner’s’ Multiple Intelligence, I am a novice to world of education myself.

Gate crasher is the word we use in our organization. It somehow gives us the edge.

It makes us feel tall, in front of the sea of teachers we train. So all in all, conscience pricked and I decided to get an educational degree of my own.

I choose the diploma from IGNOU. The largest Open University in the world. And the school leadership was on. I worked hard. Completed my assignments. Wrote the exams. Attended the boring but compulsory week long classes where you sit before a television and watch a lifeless and soulless video on the vibrancy of education!

I did it all. I even got good grades in all but two of my exams. I missed those two. I had to travel. I did not get my certificate!

So I was back to square one. No diploma to show. I had worked hard to complete and submit my assignments. In fact I researched for my assignments. I was the star of my contact classes. I made new teacher friends. I shared emails with them.

I also gifted a very precious book to my Head Teacher. We had great time with our presentation. And needless to boast, my team was superb while presenting. This only to reinforce that the classes and studies were fun, despite a certificate less program.

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Anniversary Special Edition So that's when I picked up the skill verses certificate debate. It was raging within me.

I worked hard and without a certificate I could not prove it.

But no one could take my learning away.

Thus I spoke about my lessons. I taught the teachers in bits and pieces. I also shared my books which I doubt anyone ever read.

Yet I persisted. Persistence is one skill I cherish, on a side note here.

Then the big opportunity arose. A school approached me asking for a regular training for their new teachers. On further enquiry, they said something on the lines of leadership and education would be wonderful. Here, I was with my Aha moment.

Thus developed the school leadership program. A program that I knew so well. A program that would now benefit more than a mere me. And as I write, I have conducted this program in four schools last month and the reviews were excellent.

The program helped me develop modules based on certain skills that a teacher needs to learn. Skills that practiced over a period of time becomes’ a teacher’s habit. And habits are what become of us when all is forgotten. A research in a medical journal cites that habits even stay with a person who has amnesia! Habits are a powerful skill to embed.

While at school, we focus so much on the subject which is essentially for a degree program or board exams, that we lose sight of skills to develop. Skills are the next currency of 21st century education.

As for the answer to our earlier riddle, most of the CEOs of top Corporates said, they would prefer a non-graduate from the Khan academy.

Dawood Vaid

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Dr. Sudheer Singh MBBS - Kaushambi (U.P) India

Impacts of corona in eEducation in india Corona is a word that the whole world is aware of today, Corona has been affecting the whole world for about 1.6 years and I do not know how long many countries of the world will have to deal with it. It has not only taken the lives of people, but also took away the support of people's lives, and one of them is the education sector which has been affected a lot due to Corona, for about 18 months, the entire schools of the country And colleges are closed.

Due to which there has been a very bad effect on the education sector, but due to this corona, skill development and virtual education has also been encouraged in our country, many schools, colleges, universities and NGOs of the country have promoted virtual education in the country. And has done many skill development programs and education to reach all the citizens of the country.And along with this, by organizing many quiz competitions, poetry competitions, art competitions and national and international webinors, conferences, the work has been done to bring

education to the people in times like this corona. Due to which the desire to learn something new has also increased among the people. And along with that people have also become attracted towards virtual education and its importance has also been realized.Education is the milk of a lioness who will drink,sing the same roar. that is why there is no age to get education, whenever, wherever and whatever education you get, it should be accepted because the real key to your success is education, your people can leave together Yes, those whom you consider as your life can go away from you, but education is always with you in good and bad times, that is why education has a very important contribution in human life.Education is the process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, morals, beliefs, and habits. Educational methods include teaching, training, storytelling, discussion and directed research. Education frequently takes place under the guidance of educators, however learners can also educate themselves.

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Mr. Amujuri Biswanath International Teacher Liaison Officer Space Foundation Colorado USA

Sustainable Development Goal 4 Quality Education and 21st Century Skills for Education System Introduction to Education:Education is the process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, morals, beliefs, and habits.

Educational methods include teaching, training, storytelling, discussion and directed research. The word "education" is derived from the Latin word ēducātiō (A breeding, a bringing up, a rearing) from ēducō (I educate, I train). Education began in prehistory, as adults trained the young in the knowledge and skills deemed necessary in their society. Education frequently takes place under the guidance of educators, however learners can also educate themselves in formal or informal settings and any experience that has a formative effect on the way one thinks, feels, or acts may be considered educational.

The methodology of teaching is called pedagogy. There are movements for education reforms, such as for improving quality and efficiency of education towards applicable relevance in the students' lives and efficient problem solving in modern or future society at large or for evidence-based education methodologies.

Formal Education, Informal Education and Non-formal Education:The National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020), which was approved by Government of India on 29 July 2020, outlines the vision of India's new education system. The new policy replaces the previous National Policy on Education, 1986. The policy is a comprehensive framework for elementary education to higher education

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Anniversary Special Edition as well as vocational training in both rural and urban India. The policy aims to transform India's education system by 2040. It envisions an India-centric education system that contributes directly to transforming our nation sustainably into an equitable and vibrant knowledge society by providing high-quality education to all.

Shortly after the release of the policy, the government clarified that no one will be forced to study any particular language and that the medium of instruction will not be shifted from English to any regional language. The language policy in NEP is a broad guideline and advisory in nature; and it is up to the states, institutions, and schools to decide on the implementation.

• Formal education occurs in a structured environment whose explicit purpose is teaching students. Usually, formal education takes place in a school environment with classrooms of multiple students learning together with a trained, certified teacher of the subject. Most school systems are designed around a set of values or ideals that govern all educational choices in that system. Such choices include curriculum, organizational models, design of the physical learning spaces (e.g. classrooms), student-teacher interactions, methods of assessment, class size, educational activities, and more. The International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) was created by UNESCO as a statistical base to compare education systems. In 1997, it defined 7 levels of education and 25 fields, though the fields were later separated out to form a different project. It also extended the lowest level (ISCED 0) to cover a new sub-category of early childhood educational development programmes, which target children below the age of 3 years. While considered "alternative" today, most alternative systems have existed since ancient times. After the public school system was widely developed beginning in the 19th

century, some parents found reasons to be discontented with the new system. Alternative education developed in part as a reaction to perceived limitations and failings of traditional education. A broad range of educational approaches emerged, including alternative schools, self learning, homeschooling, and unschooling.

Informal learning is one of three forms of learning defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

Informal learning occurs in a variety of places, such as at home, work, and through daily interactions and shared relationships among members of society. For many learners, this includes language acquisition, cultural norms, and manners.In informal learning, there is often a reference person, a peer or expert, to guide the learner. If learners have a personal interest in what they are informally being taught, learners tend to expand their existing knowledge and conceive new ideas about the topic being learned. For example, a museum is traditionally considered an informal learning environment, as there is room for free choice, a diverse and potentially non-standardized range of topics, flexible structures, socially rich interaction, and no externally imposed assessments.

While informal learning often takes place outside educational establishments and does not follow a specified curriculum, it can also occur within educational settings and even during formal learning situations.

Educators can structure their lessons to directly utilize their students informal learning skills within the education setting.

Non-formal learning includes various structured learning situations which do not either have the level of curriculum, syllabus, accreditation and certification associated with 'formal learning', but have more structure than that associated with 'informal learning'

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These form the three styles of learning recognised and supported by the OECD. It refers to planned, structured programmes and processes of personal and social education for young people designed to improve a range of skills and competences, outside the formal educational curriculum.

Non-formal education should also be voluntary.

Sustainable Development Goal 4 Quality Education:The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or Global Goals are a collection of 17 interlinked global goals designed to be a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all". The SDGs were set up in 2015 by the United Nations General Assembly and are intended to be achieved by the year 2030. They are included in a UN Resolution called the 2030 Agenda or what is colloquially known as Agenda 2030. The full title of SDG 4 Quality Education is "Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all". SDG 4 has ten targets which are measured by 11 indicators. The seven "outcome-oriented targets" are: (1) free primary and secondary education; (2) equal access to quality pre-primary education; (3) affordable technical, vocational and higher education; (4) increased number of people with relevant skills for financial success; (5) elimination of all discrimination in education; (6) universal literacy and numeracy; and (7) education for sustainable development and global citizenship. The three "means of achieving targets" are: build and upgrade inclusive and safe schools; expand higher education scholarships for developing countries; and increase the supply of qualified teachers in developing countries. SDG 4 aims to provide children and

young people with quality and easily accessible education plus other learning opportunities. One of its targets is to achieve universal literacy and numeracy. A major component in acquiring knowledge and valuable skills is the learning environment. Hence, the urgent need to build more educational facilities and also upgrade the present ones to provide safe, inclusive and effective learning environments for all. SDG 4 QE consists of 7 targets, 3 means of actual application and 12 indicators. Eight of them are supposed to be achieved by 2030, while one is to be achieved by 2020 and the rest have no target years. Each of the targets has one or more indicators to measure progress.

The targets include free primary and secondary education, equal access to quality pre-primary education, equal access to affordable technical, vocational and higher education, increase the number of people with relevant skills for financial success, eliminate all discrimination in education, universal literacy and numeracy, education for sustainable development and global citizenship, build and upgrade inclusive and safe schools, expand higher education scholarships for developing countries and increase the supply of qualified teachers in developing countries.

COVID-19 pandemic and SDG 4 Quality Education:Achieving SDG 4 for inclusive and equitable access to education is likely to be missed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a projection that more than 200 million children will still be out of education by 2030. After the pandemic hit, school closure (including universities) starting in April 2020 affected up to 91 percent of enrolled learners. Most of the world's children were deprived of formal education during the COVID-19 outbreak—a legacy that could threaten

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Anniversary Special Edition which typically take place naturally and spontaneously as part of other activities.

These form the three styles of learning recognised and supported by the OECD. It refers to planned, structured programmes and processes of personal and social education for young people designed to improve a range of skills and competences, outside the formal educational curriculum.

Non-formal education should also be voluntary.

Sustainable Development Goal 4 Quality Education:The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or Global Goals are a collection of 17 interlinked global goals designed to be a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all". The SDGs were set up in 2015 by the United Nations General Assembly and are intended to be achieved by the year 2030. They are included in a UN Resolution called the 2030 Agenda or what is colloquially known as Agenda 2030. The full title of SDG 4 Quality Education is "Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all". SDG 4 has ten targets which are measured by 11 indicators. The seven "outcome-oriented targets" are: (1) free primary and secondary education; (2) equal access to quality pre-primary education; (3) affordable technical, vocational and higher education; (4) increased number of people with relevant skills for financial success; (5) elimination of all discrimination in education; (6) universal literacy and numeracy; and (7) education for sustainable development and global citizenship. The three "means of achieving targets" are: build and upgrade inclusive and safe schools; expand higher education scholarships for developing countries; and increase the supply of qualified teachers in developing countries. SDG 4 aims to provide children and

the SDGs' underlying ambition to leave no one behind. Many educational institutions are attempting to maintain programs through online education. However, equity remains a major constraint on access to distance learning, as many students in the developing countries do not either have access to the internet or a safe and supportive learning environment appropriate for e-learning. In an effort to foster international collaboration and ensure that education never stops, UNESCO in March 2020 launched the COVID19 Global Education Coalition, a multi-sector partnership between the UN family, civil society organisations, media and IT partners to design and deploy innovative solutions. Organisations that are involved in ensuring quality education is achieved include: Plan International, The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Global Partnership for Education, The United Nations Girls' Education Initiative, National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Childhood Education International, UNESCO Institute for Statistics, United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

21st Century Skills for education through teaching and learning process:21st century skills comprise skills, abilities, and learning dispositions that have been identified as being required for success in 21st century society and workplaces by educators, business leaders, academics, and governmental agencies. This is part of a growing international movement focusing on the skills required for students to master in preparation for success in a rapidly changing, digital society.

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Anniversary Special Edition Many of these skills are also associated with deeper learning, which is based on mastering skills such as analytic reasoning, complex problem solving, and teamwork.

These skills differ from traditional academic skills in that they are not primarily content knowledge-based.

Skills that enable people to be flexible and adaptable in different roles or in different fields, those that involve processing information and managing people more than manipulating equipment—in an office or a factory—are in greater demand. These are also referred to as "applied skills" or "soft skills", including personal, interpersonal, or learning-based skills, such as life skills (problem-solving behaviours), people skills, and social skills. The skills have been grouped into three main areas:

(1) Learning and innovation skills: critical thinking and problem solving, communications and collaboration, creativity and innovation (2) Digital literacy skills: information literacy, media literacy, Information and communication technologies (ICT) literacy.

(3) Career and life skills: flexibility and adaptability, initiative and self-direction, social and cross-cultural interaction, productivity and accountability.

Many of these skills are also identified as key qualities of progressive education, a pedagogical movement that began in 19th century and continues in various forms to the present 21st century.

Mr. Amujuri Biswanath

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GTA Amalan Assistant Professor in English - Tamil Nadu

Importance Of Education At Home People believe education makes a man wise. In Particular, parents believe it will help children reach places. Yes, I too agree it is vital for a person but to what extent. I bring before you a few questions like, what do we examine before admitting kids in school? What do we instill in him or her from the first day of school? Who does the homework? Do we pitch in our ideas when kids share something creative? The answers will make us believe that we have done everything right.

But, how many of us remember the saying, parents are the first teachers.

Instead of spending time with kids, we run behind wealth, to invest in children’s education and believe that the institution will make him or her evolve into a superhuman.

Yes, the institution will do its role but what is our role? It will be hard to accept but I am stating the fact. It took many years to find a culprit among the teachers, why? Because, the word family time is uprooted and became alienated.

I believe if parents play the role of teachers at home, then the zeal will draw

the minds and hearts of students towards a harmonious future. I bring to our attention the role of Albert Einstein’s mother, When Einstein mail the issue of Annalen der Physik to his father to share his joy, he will receive a reply from his mother. She expresses her interest in the intellectual activities of her son, though it was not addressed to her. This shows the involvement of mother in his life. A similar incident happened in the life of Thomas Edison, his mother will home school him after receiving a letter stating that he is an addled child. The content in the letter was reported positively to him and he found the truth many years after the death of his mother.

The role of parents and their teachings can’t be ignored. We should teach children what is necessary. Instead of observing the arguments like How to punish the bad teacher? How to safeguard the kids?

Whether to include sex education in syllabus? It’s time for us to become friendly with kids. The quality time spent will block the room for error.

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Vikrant Kapoor Computer Science (PGT) - Kanpur (CBSE Board)

eEducation Since first Lockdown 12 months had passed. There are now various ways in which an eEducation can be can b implemented. With d benefits like saving travel time, availability of resources at your home, accessing content as & when needed will surely bring glory to its future. As it was implemented without a hardcore practice / training , students, teachers were not trained to start with it during d initial days.

But with its more advancement, eEducation may bring laurels for d Nation.

For the same, we may: •Providing tablets / smart devices to d students specially those r living below poverty line.

•Availability of internet to the students at very nominal / no cost.

•Removal of non-required content from the Internet to make it a safe place for every student & a teacher.

•Availability of easy to use tools of Indian Origin (instead of Zoom, Meet etc) for d conduct of the classes.

•Video lecture based academics should b given as a regular alternative in subjects like dance,music,sports etc where generally people feel that nothing can be done apart from d self presence.

•Good surveillance system is must 4 assessment basis as in senior section, only objective based assessment is not sufficient •Schools, teachers, students & parents must b trained properly on d tools which r 2 b used for it •More portals like Diksha should be avbl eEducation may turn out to be a boon for many talents residing in rural areas by bringing students of remote area closed to the teachers in metros.

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Riya ArvindKumar Sonara Student - Studying in BE-Computer Engineering

Education

Education is one of the key components for an individual’s success. It has the ability to shape one’s life in the right direction. Education is a process of imparting or acquiring knowledge, developing the powers of reasoning and judgment. It prepares oneself or others intellectually for mature life. It improves not only the personal life of the people but also their community. Thus, one cannot neglect the significance of Education in life and society.

Remember, education is the source of wealth, power, knowledge and leisure in human life. Different meaning of letters in Education is E- Expansion of mental horizon, D- Development of personality, U Understanding reality of life, C - Conformity with social ideas, A - Ability to earn livelihood, T- Transformation of Society, I - Integrated personality, O - Obedience of self-consciousness, N - Nations’ pride.

“Education” means the drawing-out, or development of the faculties. This begins in school and college; but it does not end there. At school and college one learns the rudiments, and gains a smattering of knowledge on various subjects. More

important, one learns how to learn the best method of acquiring knowledge.

School and college education trains the mind, and makes it accustomed to continuous application and study. But this is not the whole education; in a sense, it is but a preparation for education. Our education should never be “finished” at any rate so far as this life is concerned, until we die. “ Every person has two education: one which he receives from others, and one, more important, which he gives himself.” The best part of every man’s education is that which he gives himself. That which is put into us by others is always far less than that which we acquire by our own efforts.

Knowledge conquered by labour becomes a possession a property entirely our own.

Education is the pathway for a nation’s progress. Education is the backbone of society. The government should take all measures to provide education to every individual of the country. This will bring equality among people and when people improvise their way of living, they become more responsible towards society.

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Krupesh Raval Student - Studying in BE-Computer Engineering

Education

Education is very important in one’s life. Education for a child begins at home and it is a lifelong process that ends with death. Education improves a person’s knowledge, skills and develops the personality and attitude. Education is a key process that plays a significant role in molding the ethics and culture of the society. Reading and writing is the first step of education. Consequently, Education makes people literate. Above all, Education is extremely important for employment. Uneducated people are probably at a huge disadvantage when it comes to jobs. Many poor people improve their lives with the help of Education.

Communication also play an important role. Thus Education improves and refines the speech of a person. Education makes an individual a better user of technology.

Education certainly provides the technical skills and knowledge that is required for using technology. Hence, we can say, it would be quite difficult for a uneducated person to handle or work with modern ma

chinery. People become more mature with the help of education. Sophistication enters in life of educated people.

Above all, Education teaches people the value of disciplines. They also learn the value of time. To, educated people, time is equal to money.

There is more importance of education in society as Education helps in spreading knowledge in society. There is a quick propagation of knowledge in an educated society. Furthermore, there is a transfer of knowledge from generation to another by education. Education helps in the development and innovation in technology. Education is a ray of light in the darkness. It certainly is a hope for a good life. Education forms a distinct line of separation between man and other creatures, making man the smartest animal on earth. Education is a basic right of every human in this world.

Above all, the governments of all countries must ensure to spread education.

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Mrs.K.Monisha Balaji Kumar Poetess & Writer.MA..,B.Ed...Mettur ,Tamil Nadu

Bilingual Education “Education is not just about learning and teaching.

It really means the way we see the inner beauty of our world through he knowledge we have gained” K. Monisha Balaji Kumar Mettur,Tamilnadu.

Bilingual education is a necessity for some students who speak a language at home that is different from the language spoken at their school or college. Although it can be a challenge, it turns out these students are at an advantage compared to their peers, and voluntary bilingual education prepares students to enter a global workforce.

Research shows that bilingual students are able to use two languages at the same time, switching consistently, it develops skills for functions such as inhibition, switching attention, and working memory.

Teachers working in bilingual education classrooms will balance their use of two languages when teaching math, science, history, and other subjects to help these students develop a stronger foundation of their first language as well as English

as their second language.

Bilingual education is a prominent thing in our life. It is an endless process for an individual to gain knowledge with the growing age. It gives us the chance of having a good career in our life.

We can have a plenty of chances for our goals if we are educated. Our education system should focus on creativity.

According to me education is not a business it is a life. We have to change our curriculum system for a better knowledge.

Some students take admission for trends but, truly that is not a good education.

Having education in an area helps people think, feel, and behave in a way that contributes to their success, and improves not only their personal satisfaction but also their community.

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Anniversary Special Edition India ranks 92 in education among 145 countries. Indian education system has been very effective till 30 years back when so much of information was not available in the knowledge market when Indian students carried super heavyweight loads of education made them more knowledgeable, hard working, passionate and being capable of taking up greater loads at workplace than others while being knowledgeable, committed and efficient. Individual excellence, multi tasking abilities and being over committed (always not by passion but by compulsion too) Indian workforce did leave great impacts in developments of many nations in the world outside India.

The students should be allowed to follow drawing, music, poetry and other forms of art. This will improve their ingenious talents and augment the academic wisdom. Students should be able to apply their knowledge in real life situations. It is the need of the hour that the students should be able to manage the requirements of the latest workplace. Education bridges the parallel gap between the rich and the poor. It literally means the things a person learns by being taught. Exploring multiple languages in the classroom provides a foundation for cultural education that allows students to learn and grow alongside classmates from a different cultural background. As a result, students learn to become more adaptable and more aware of the world around them.

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Adlin Thaneeba Master of Philosophy - Marthandam

Education Wins Poverty In 1970’s , no one gives importance to education as poverty dominates their life.

During this time, my grandmother has lived with her husband and children in a small hut. She has eight children – four boys and four girls. They all went to school and out of eight children, seven discontinued their studies because of poverty.

My grandfather’s occupation was singing bow song (villupaatu) in which a team of performers would narrate stories and it was usually performed during festivals. An aunt discontinued her studies and accompanied him to perform the bow song. Till today, she was performing bow song in temple festivals. An aunt went to matchstick industry and another aunt went to tailoring. The uncles too discontinued their studies and went to work as mason. My mother has eager to study and so she continued her studies, not bothering about poverty. She believed that education will give her happy life.

When my mother was studying in class VIII, her family was highly affected by famine. They had no sufficient food to and had no neat clothes to wear. So my mother planned to work with my grandfa

ther without discontinuing her studies. The bow song will be mainly performed during nights. She went to perform the song in the night and went to the school in the morning. As they began to work together, they got sufficient food to eat.

From that day, she continued both her studies and her work. During her +2 public examinations, she was not able to study properly as she had to perform the song in the night and in the morning, she went to write the examination. She spent her sleepless nights to achieve her destination.

She worked hard and scored good marks in schools. After schooling, she went to college and did her Bachelor degree in Commerce.

Then, she went for a one year typewriting course. In 1996, she got success for her hardwork. She got a government job as Supervisor in Land Development Bank, Thiruvattar in Kanniyakumari district. Now, she got promotion as a Senior Grade Supervisor. Soon her family got free from poverty and happiness filled in their home.

She understood how education is important in one’s life.

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Durga Balamadhavan Writer - Tamilnadu

The Future of our Nation's Education We've all heard "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the whole world", by Nelson Mandela. My question is how far is that true? Is only book learning enough to succeed in life? If at all, why do most of the toppers & first benchers are still working for last benchers getting their monthly salary.

While most of the back benchers are successful now in running business, providing employment to people & making a turn over of more than crores. Have you ever thought why this discrimination exists?

Our education system mainly focuses on feeding syllabus & scoring marks. While inculcating confidence & teaching financial management in a practical way is still a big question mark. 80% of students just cram the syllabus & spit it out during exams.

What's the purpose of cramming up? Of course, you may score good marks in exams. But after that, will it be useful for life? Only a few students, about 20% of students, understand the real meaning of education, understand the concept & apply it even in real life. And among those 20%, 5-10% of people focus on their passion & co - curricular activites apart from

the academics. Success comes to those 5-10% of students who invest their free in their in self - growth. In the beginning, I raised a question. Most of the last benchers are running their business successfully because they aren't feared of failures. Although they aren't good enough in academics, they learn from the outer world & gather life's experiences. Entrepreneurs definitely need the mindset of overcoming struggles & tackling critical situations. Education mustn't be ended on completing college. Learning is a process till the end of our life. Thus, financial education & practical education must be inculcated in our existing system wherein students get benefitted in their real life too.

"Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school" ~ Albert Einstein "The roots of education are bitter but the fruit is sweet". ~ Aristotle "One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world". ~ Malala Yousafzai

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Vinisha Sasikumar VET Institute Of Arts and Science - Tamil Nadu

Education Key Factor of Socialization “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world" – Nelson Mandla .

There is a general question about education in the society that is What is education? And we have a general definition for education that is, Education is the process of facilitating the individual through learning or acquisition of knowledge. Education is not only about learning facts or records or theories it is something beyond that, learning of new one and working on it in practical way is education. We have various methods of education, that is either through teaching, or self learning and even by experience, we learn a lot and even it is know as education.

Education plays an vital role in the process of Socialization. Here, we get a question What is Socialization? Socialization is the process whereby the biological individual is slowly get transformed into a human

being. This transformation happens through various factors but one of the main factor is Education. This factor means to transfer the values, morals to an individual. Education moulds an individuals personality to provide productive society in a positive way. Education teaches the meaning of generosity and kindness to an individual.

Socialization is an accepted individual in a society by cultivating certain values , this acceptance happens through knowledge gained by learning. Education teaches how we need to behave in a situation. Education paves a way to get socialized in a society.

Therefore, Education and Socialization move hand on hand because one gets improved due to influence of another one.

Vinisha Sasikumar

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Misha N Verma B.Sc in Biology, MCA - Jaipur, Rajasthan

Importance of Education Education means a lot in everyone’s life as it facilitates our learning, knowledge and skills. It changes our mind and our personality and develops self-confidence.

The importance of education tells the value of education in our life. Without education our life is like a lamp without a wick.

Better education is necessary for everyone to move ahead and get success in life.

Education is that which teaches a human how to live. It is the basis of human life. An uneducated person is considered like an animal in our society. In this world Education is the one thing which everyone wants to get and give it to their children. Be it Rich or Poor.

We can understand the significance of education through the life of an illiterate person. The person who has never ever gotten an education throughout his/her life cannot compete with this world. He/She can never make a decision with himself/herself. cannot compete with this world. He/She can never make a decision with himself/herself.

If you want a successful life then the first step of yours should be to get the right education.

A nation can be developed when more-or-more people must be educated.

The percentage of educated people in India is very less as compared to other countries.

In India the literacy rate is 73% and Kerala State is on the top with 93% literacy rate while Bihar is the least literate State of India with 63% literacy rate.

So the Government should work to improve the literacy rate in India and should have promoted Primary Education.

Our governments must ensure that everyone gets a right and equal education. An education system should be created which is beyond caste, creed, religion, colour and discrimination.

An education system should be created which is employable, so that the poverty of the country is removed and the country always progresses.

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"Money will be EARNED and SPENT, People will COME and GO but the things that will walk with you till ETERNITY are the things that you KNOW."

Shreeya Katyal Founder Dil Kii Awaaz

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Shradhanjali Mahapatra Writer I Undergraduate, Ravenshaw University, Odisha

Educate to Change Nothing is permanent except change.

Every change is attained with a primary vision which blooms only through right education. According to India’s most legendary saint Swami Vivekananda , “ Education is the manifestation of the perfection already present in man”. In order to pave the way for individual perfection, education is the only tool.

As we all know, man is a social animal.

In order to sustain in a society, there are several norms that one has to abide by.

But not each of the societal norms are justified to all and sundry. Due to the existential orthodox rules, many families as well as individuals are tormented daily in every nook and corner of the country. To be more precise, social evils claim hundreds of lives even after 75 years of independence. In such a high time , educating the masses with the right resources for uplifting their lives to lead a dignified life is the need of the hour.

Education endows one with the sublime power to think uniquely such that no one has ever thought of. One who thinks in novel ways can be believed to bear the

ability of transforming these novel thoughts to novel changes. Instances are not few where revolutions sprang up only through the stroke of inks of the great revolutionary writers resulting in the complete transformation of social demeanor, behaviors and standards. The saying, “pen is mightier than sword” best suits to justify this.

Thoughts and ideas to bring changes can be properly expressed when one is well educated. Education must not only be confined to the bookish knowledge, rather it should revolve around each and every aspect of information that exists in this world to learn ,irrespective of how small or how big that matter is. The search for reason ought to be accompanied with the trust in the divine. A man who has a wholesome approach to every problem,(intellectually, morally, ethically) can be considered to be well educated who can envision changes in the society with the potential of turning them into reality. Thus, education must be given the superior importance in every individual’s life right from early childhood. It is only by means of education that one can achieve the cherished goals and the dream of a perfect life, shall no more be a utopia.

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Anniversary Special Edition Anshika Sharma Ratlam (M.P)

Online Education in covid- 19 ‘Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world’ - ‘Nelson Mandela’

COVID-19 has resultant in educational institution shut all across the world. As a result, education has changed dramatically, while some institutions moved their classes to online and distance education platforms, many other struggled.

Education is a constitution right of every citizen that prepares an individual to play their roles as a sophisticated member of society. In India nearly 70.6 million people still live-in object poverty and the way to discard the vicious cycle of poverty is through education.

To an individual, education increase the level of confidence as it makes a person aware about his/her surroundings. It also helps an individual to communicate better and express his/ her opinions. The mind gets matured by proper education and training. A people can judge what is right and what is not.

Education is essential for both men and women to understand every aspect of life.

Today, the criteria and the theme of education is entirely different than earlier. Many national programmers are also

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Anniversary Special Edition promoting education and making it accessible. Education in the society mitigates all the differences and giving responsibilities, duties, social and human right as well.

In such competitive world, education is the essential requirement of every individual. Education fulfills one’s life with joy and happiness. An educated person is satisfied with his life, or we can say that education gives the reason to be alive in this world.

Education steps simultaneously with your life till end There are lots of reason why is education important in one’s life. The very first thing that livelihood that is prior thing in human life to live. Education that platform by which one can get success and reach top of destination. It is a fact the more educated you are much wealthier you are.

Education improves the mentality and behavior of people. Thus, educated people are more sensible and claim. They treat animals and nature politely too. They have an advanced and developed mind. Also, they desolate the surrounding of superstition and make others believe in a reality. A quality education system in the country lessens the corruption and terrorism and encourage its progress.

Today, you live in a technical word just because of educated people. People invented lots of gadgets, machines, instrument, communication tools, etc. A country well-equipped with science and technology is known as strengthening and advanced country. In earlier days, there was lack of education. But today, education systems are growing day by day and thus, people enlarge their views all over the world.

Online education is conducted in two ways 1. Through the use of recorded classes, which, which, when opened out to the public, are referred to as Massive Open Online Course (MOOCs).

2. Via live online classes conducted as webinars or zoom sessions.

Advantage of online education 1. Accessibility of time and place Time efficiency is another strength brought by the online learning format. A synchronous communication through online conferencing programs allow the professional juggling work, family, and study schedules to participate in class discussions. There is no question about doing the work; just do it at the times that are more convenient. Student can access their courses at any time of day or night. Further, they have continuous access to lectures, course materials and class discussions. This is particularly convenient for those who may need to reread a lecture or take more time to reflect on some material before moving on the virtual classroom is accessible 24 hours a day seven day a week.

2. Increasing affordability in online learning The traditional campus model continues to inhibit access because its too costly for some and, for other- such working parents- it doesn’t offer encourages administrators to resist the temptation to charge the same tuition for online courses as they do for in- person instruction. Online learning must also offer student more than streaming or recorded video of lecture.

More mature programs employ instructional designer that can give an online course a ‘film studio’.

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Anniversary Special Edition 3. Improve student attendance Keep the tardy and truant students informed as quickly as possible through email notifications, SMS alerts and push messages from mobile devices and encourage students to attend class more often. Identify units of study in the curriculum which are redundant. Use curriculum map tools to develop generic graduate attributes with a set of desirable skills and competencies incorporated across various programs to improve collaborative learning and ensure better academic out comes.

4.learn from anywhere, at any time Today, online education is on the rise. With ever- improving technology and communications channels, people who are hungry for knowledge and learning are no longer starved of the opportunity to learn. Online education has almost eradicated the barrier between students and universities.

Whatever the subject field, the internet, along with video conferencing program are helping people improve their education and subsequently, their lives on a constant basis.

5. Convenience Online education gives students the flexibility to plain their study time. At show academy, student can access recorded versions of their class 24/7. Online education also saves students times otherwise spent community to college and libraries.

All of this makes online education or online learning a good option for people who need to balance their work and family life.

Disadvantage of online education 1. Inability focus on screens

For many students, one of the biggest challenges of online learning is the struggle with focusing on the screen for long period of time. With online learning, there is also a greater chance for students to be easily distracted by social media or other sites.

Therefore, it is imperative for the teachers to keep their online classes crisp, engaging and interactive to help students stay focused on the lesson.

2. Lack of motivation Online learners must exhibit self- discipline in order to be successful. Students who have trouble with procrastination and time management will have difficulties completing their work and avoiding distractions. Virtual schools also lack the structure found in traditional schools.

3.Cheating prevention during assessment is complicated

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e-learning continues to be cheating through various methods. Compared to on- campus students, online student can cheat on assessments more easily as they take assessment in their own environment and while using personal computer. Additionally, without a proper identify verification system in place, students taking online assessment might be able to let a third party take the assessment instead of themselves, resulting in a wholly fraudulent test result.

4. Technical issues Online learning center around technical problems, nothing disrupts an online lesson more than audio, video or connection issues many time in the past, students were required to download and/or install cumbersome apps or technology that would deliver in performances.

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Swetha N Writer

Education I can and I will. These are the highly used words beyond the reason for many of our success. It’s not a problem to take risk, bleed blood and sweat more. When we mean education, the primary thing that attains to our sense is knowledge. What is knowledge? Where do we use it? How do we utilize it? When should we use it? Yeah!

Hell lot of queries emerge when you begin thinking, why and how? We don’t know the confidential value of it, but we earn it and use it. I can proudly say education is the best key to victory. Learners fall and raise but they don’t give up, because giving up your education is one of the ridiculous things that students can ever do. Learning is something that’s beyond your books and syllabus. Of course, gaining experience apart from syllabus is a great step ahead.

“Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it. “ – Albert Einstein Let us take the example of Helen Keller who is blind, dumb, and deaf ,but has curiosity to experience

something new. That’s the right way of heading towards the education. Pythagoras theorem, grammar and chemical equations doesn’t matter but where do you apply, it counts. “ Stop reading and start learning “ Any can skim but only a few can acquire and accomplish. Education is not only about a certificate or degree but it’s about your talents, and capability to do initiative work. Where ever you go, the main key is to listen what others say, because you should not only be in the providing end but also must be in the receiving end. Set a goal and work for it, sure education will lift you to rise and shine.

When you start triggering as good as you want yourself to be, then no one can stop you from learning. Educating yourself will make you experienced, productive and unstoppable to raise your voice and views to the world. Perspective of each and very individual may vary but the correct vision of a student is measured .

NOTHING SUBSTITUTES EXPERIENCE !

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Mohammed Niyaz Writer I Maharashtra

Education

A Medium For All The author himself reminds the era of 90's and the 2000's respectively where he gained his education through mediums of languages and knowledge. Yet he's a dropout student of so called engineering, jokes apart. What if we are knowledge less, what if we are education less, what if we don't bother of what's going around us or the world, what is the only question. Yet we knew there was a time when schools, colleges, universities were called as the guardians of education.

But now in the era of 2020's and 2021 respectively, we are hereby informed and Knowed that they couldn't afford to teach the students and teach them necessities of education. But that's not the end part of this living leaded story. There was a time when cell phones weren't allowed in the classroom or the school, college, universities premises as we knew the memes which

gone around that years ago mobiles weren't allowed in school and now the entire school, college and university is being running via cell phones.

But apart from the matter, we knew that education doesn't bother about which means it can reach, but yes it will be always able to teach you in all possible aspects and ways of manner. Be it social media, be it the internet face, be it a YouTube knowledge channel or any other means of source that could meet the needs of fulfilling the ideas of education in to several variations.

As it is being said that education is limitless, and so being limitless is a huge success one should learn and earn through it.

We knew education can change, avenge and revenge you in the unexpected ways of serve rounds, as the procedure of making it is possible which totally depends on us that is entirely you and only one you.

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Umadevi Arasakumar Education to needy an organized effort of government school teachers.

This is an online web radio and this was introduced to us by a teacher named KarthickRaja from Buvanagiri block, Tamilnadu. He organised a team of Government school teachers who are interested in carrying out the learning process during this worst pandemic period. This KR team is of teachers whose thinking and working is in the same wave length. To carry out the process in a systematic way KR team is divided into Content creators, Monitors, coordinators teams.

About Kalviradio: It is a multi usage web radio. Here we need only to hear the teacher and practice what is told. One way or the other we need to be in touch with our Government school children was our motive.

Simple browser phone is sufficient for this www.kalviradio.com Parents are aware of what the child is learning through listening.

Less usage of net data.

Simple to access and no advertisements.

Any time students can click on their class and listen to any topic from the play list.

1-10 th students are benefited from this web radio.

All subjects are handled by expert teachers . Lessons move according to the syllabus.

Each class is reinforced by one word questions as a separate session.

Extracurricular activities ( stories, health tips, spoken English, vocabulary enrichment, thought for the day, moral values, grammar, songs ) make students to refresh.

During NNMS daily questions were practiced for Exams.

Saturday and Sunday students were give time to perform.

In last seven months 10 lakhs Views and 25000 hours our www.kalviradio.com was played. It is a remarkable success of our team. Our School Panchayat Union Middle School, Kugalur also performed in this Kalvi radio and it was our privilege.

Click here to hear our school children performance in kalvi radio during pandemic.

As a government school teachers let’s work together to take this wonderful web radio to our students. The only motto of our team is benefit of student. Some how we must make him to travel with us until this pandemic situation changes and the schools are reopened.

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Education QUOTE 1: THERE REMAINS A BLANK SPACE ,IF THERE IS NO EDUCATION IN OUR LIFE QUOTE 2: EDUCATION IS NOT ONLY ABOUT UNDERSTANDING ABOUT THE PARTICULAR SUBJECT ,ITS ABOUT LEARNING VALUES,BEHAVIOUR AND MANNERS TO LEAD A GOOD LIFE QUOTE 3: EDUCATION HAVE THE SUPER POWER TO SHAPE A MAN WITH EVERYTHING QUOTE 4: EDUCATION IS NOT A PRICELESS ASSET IT ACT AS A SOLUTION TOO QUOTE 5: EDUCATION IS NOT ONLY USED TO SETTLE WITH MONEY BUT ALSO EDUCATES A MAN HOW TO TASTE LIFE AS HONEY QUOTE 6: TO GET JOB , TO EARN MONEY TO LIVE LUXURIOUS LIFE YES WE NEED EDUCATION FOR ALL THESE BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, WE NEED TO IT TO SELF GROOM OURSELVES NIEM First Anniversary Special Edition - 5 Sept 2021 - 073

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Modern Academics Since we are in the verge of “learn and work from home”, it is the need of the hour to closely observe the importance and value of ‘Modern Methodology of Academics’ in this pandemic era. I would like to write this in an Indian perspective, as most of our fellow beings complete their fundamental education in India, at least till the junior college or under graduation. Since the onset of the pandemic, students are more aligned towards technology. Every student is now a victim in undergoing a hassle-free learning due to the novel education system in India. So, how’s the modern academics right now? Though it is innovative, it is complex. As we know, we are getting accustomed to the new normal since 2020. The quality of our education is glorifying every day, but with certain limitations. Limitations like accessibility to internet, lack of technical knowledge, mental and physical stress as a result of the online education are all evidently seen in our country. Online education poses much threat to a healthy lifestyle. Families find unaffordable for arranging proper gadgets and setting up a feasible atmosphere for the children. Well employed and educated parents are often the victims, who fail to instruct their kids about the pros and cons of the ongoing system, thus badly affecting their lifestyle. It is the need of the day to put an end for these atrocities, thereby creating awareness for a healthy

ambience for a stress free modern life.

School life and college life are the two sides of a coin. In schools, we are brought up in such a way that we would completely focus on the subjects we learn, thereby to gain a recommended score. Knowledge regarding placement and profession are not much gathered during school days.

Children of today’s scenario too do the same but the 90’s kids had to lack something in their school life. Any guess? Of course, Internet and modern IT. Though the access to the internet was ample as today, those generation couldn’t make use of it except for academical purpose. Today everyone owns a mobile phone, witnessing a drastic change in the nation as well as the world. Nowadays, every student started exploring their uniqueness by self introspection and assessment. Here there is ample availability of wide range of courses, entertainment sources for the present generation, say since 2012 onwards.

Things are now at the tip of one’s finger.

Students started finding the vividness of the world and the various oppurtunities lying across to travel . The exposure that social media offers right now is just amazing. In this regard, let us gross our capabilities as much as possible with a healthy usage of social media and science and technology.

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Tore Gulbrandsen Inspector of Ancient Monuments Tim of Norway - Moss / Jeloy - Oslo

An empty throne?

On a sunny day in July 2020 I took a train to Eastbourne from Victoria station, London. I had been invited by Marque Berger, the son of Princess Lakshmi Kumari Rathore of Ratlam. The son of Maharajas met me at the station. We drove to Langham Hotel, to have lunch at the terrace overlooking the beach. We had a nice conversation. I found out that we had some of the same problems online, a lot of messages on Messenger and WhatsApp…many friend requests daily…Nice in a way, but after a while it drains your energy.

Suddenly he asked if I wanted to meet his grandmother, Kuvrani Sahiba of Ratlam. I was not prepared for this. I had seen pictures of him in shorts, so I had only brought shorts. Not really dressed to meet a Kuvrani… I appologized when we met, and she with a noble gesture and smile indicated it was ok.

She had been married to HH Ranbir Singh Rathore of Ratlam, brother of the last maharaja of Ratlam. Maybe disappointed with the state of affairs he more or less left Ratlam in the hands of his younger brother and wife. The couple became the de facto last Royal couple of Ratlam, and their daughter, Princess Lakshmi Kumari Rathore of Ratlam the last recognised Princess of Ratlam, teverenced every time she visits Ratlam.

In Europe the Royal families have changed with the present conception of genfer equality, so in some kingdoms a female inherits if no male child, but in most kingdoms the firstborn inherits. Not so in India. There is no organization that can implement such a change. In that case it must be each Royal family by itself.

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Anniversary Special Edition This does not mean that there are no examples of female rulers in India. In Bhopal, a muslim state, 4 subsequently Nawab Begums ruled the state. There are also examples from Hindu kingdoms, esp. as regent for their young sons.

As no rule of female succession exist in Ratlam, Princess Lakshmi Kumari Rathore can not inherit the title Her son is not a Rathore either. Adoption of a boy has been often used in Indian Princely states, but no adoption was done by the last Maharaja.

Inherance on the other hand follows other rules I believe.But it is difficult if title and inheritance do not go hand in hand. For instance in Udaipur, if the Maharana is comparativly poor while his younger brother is rich. Or Bikaner, where the Maharaja has got his Raj tilak from the Holy men with the consent of the nobility. The palaces etc. now belongs to a Foundation. The last iMaharaja of Bikaner did not have a son, but several daughters. Here the lack of female succession plays it’s trick again.

Well, after lunch I could not resist a swim in the sea at the beach in Eastbourne, my first visit here. After all it was a hot day. Then we drove past the pier typical of English beach towns to his grandmother’s residence. Apart from The Kuvrani I met Marque’s wife, Denise and their daughter, Peyton. His mother had not come over on this occation. I was shown the place, kept in white, gold and pink, the favourite colours of the Kuvrani. In a lovely garden room, almost a conservatory, we had early afternoon tea. I also saw old portraits and the garden before I left, going back to London.

Of course there are other pretenders for the throne of Ratlam. Rathor Rathore living in Jaipur is one of them. In the palace at Ratlam, Ranjit Villas Palace, lives a noble family that used to be ministers to the Royal family. But while the Court system of India keeps grinding at a slow pace the Palace in Ratlam is falling into disrepair…

Prince Marque Berger of Ratlam with his Grandmother,

Kuvrani Sahiba of Ratlam.

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Capt Tapesh Kumar An Airline Pilot - Commercial Pilot & Influencer

Believe In Yourself Tapesh’s current status is that he is self made independent man but it didn't start like that.

His life journey till now has given him learnings and taught him to value everything. He was born in in Bhiwani, a small town in Haryana in 1992 to a very poor family who were going thru financial crisis and struggling to make ends meet. Having spent the initial years of his childhood, he with his parents moved to New Delhi with nothing more than a bag full of clothes and 20rs in the pockets of his parents.

The passion to make their place in this world and face challenges,kept them moving Those days have taught them the real life, and after struggling for long to find a decent place to live in a place like Delhi, to earn the money to arrange 3 time meals a day and also struggling to keep adjusting with the city life, going through various emotional ,social & mental break downs in life, finally he and his parents finally found their calling in aviation when his father joined Jet Airways in 1995 due to his efforts From thereon,

there was no looking back as things in their lives improved, at least in terms of finances.

When he got his class 10th results, he had scored 93.2% and it was unanimously decided that he will be studying for IIT and becoming an engineer in the future.

However, engineering was never his choice of work, with his interests being in playing professional football.

However, under societal pressure, he decided to undergo IIT-JEE coaching, like lakhs of students do every year.

But as a famous saying goes, Do something you love, and you’ll never have to work a day in your life Tapesh was on the opposite spectrum of this saying, doing something he was absolutely not interested in and working every awake moment.

This tussel/war within himself continued for 2 years while he was in class 11th and 12th. And finally came the day of the dreaded IIT-JEE exam.

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Anniversary Special Edition And to everyone’s surprise except him, He failed the exam. Sorry state of affairs indeed and something that lakhs of students face, year in and year out.

After the result, it was decided (not by him) that he would be dropping an year and studying, for the same exam, all over again. But there was a difference this time, there was no school, no friends and no coaching. He would sit at home all day and study Or at least try to.

12 hours a day of just sitting in one room with a book is, as can be imagined, not very healthy.

However, 365 days later, with a dwindling mental health, he finally gathered the courage that engineering and IIT was not what he wanted from life.

Since it was too late, age wise, to continue playing football, Pilot was the best option and he felt pulled by it Luckily for him, after the initial storm in the house, his parents supported him blindly.

Despite the society declaring him a failure, having been told that he’s good for nothing and that he’d fail in his aviation career, just like he did with IIT, the support from the parents was non-faltering and independent of societal judgments.

And these very judgements gave him the negative motivation he needed in life!

From clearing all his exams in the first attempt to finishing my CPL in 11 months to being number 1 in all of his airline selection process, He nailed it!

This feeling of appearing and clearing the exam of what he really wanted to do was thrilling and satisfying.

To his readers, all he would like to convey to his readers, don’t let the society define and tell you what you need to do in life, and don’t let them tell you what you can do in life.

LIFE ALWAYS OFFERS YOU CHOICES BE SURE OF WHAT YOU PICK SHUD BE ACTUALLY YOUR CHOICE

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Berdhisha P

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of Our Society Berdhisha, born and bought up in Kaniyakumari District, Tamil Nadu. For her, it’s a heaven with beautiful nature. Now she was settled down in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

She completed her Master’s Degree in Coimbatore. She is a poet who loves to share her own thoughts and imagination, which has its own uniqueness. She manifests the beauty of nature in her poems.

Furthermore, she loves to write and read novels. She is a blogger, you can read her poems in http://berdhisha96.blogspot.com/ . She is a Co-author for about 100+ Anthologies, Co-author of 5 record aiming anthologies and compiling 8 Anthologies. Her first published Anthology is “The Universal Mind”.

The society is a group of people who live together. It occurs both lower and upper class people. It doesn't matter in which class they belong to. But, education is the

most important thing to make one as a person with humanity. It will make a person to think wise and behave properly. The educated people with brilliance will think several ways for each and every problem.

They are the nation's solution. Not only that, but they help to build up the society with their knowledge. But we can't say that the illiterates are fools. Because going to schools, colleges and learning something or memorizing something to get graduated is not a thing. Learning is a process which may take place anywhere. Even our own lives teach us something new from each obstacle. It will mold up us to overcome many things. Some may not go to schools, colleges, or they won't even get any graduation degree. But they have great intelligence and skills. We need these people with educated people, who really have skills. Our society needs well-educated people with great skills to develop our own society to enlighten our own people's lives.

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I Support Care 1) As a child, were you certain that when you grow, you will become an entrepreneur? If yes, then what was the reason?

Yes, I always wanted to be an entrepreneur.

Growing up in an orphanage “Shelter of Love Orphanage” at Naigaon, Dist-Palghar amongst 25 Orphan children, I always looked at my elders passing out and working in Various Corporates Offices and Government Sector. Mr George Samuel being the president of Shelter of Love and Founder, I always looked up at him as my Mentor and Guardian and dreamt of becoming like him to serve the needy.

Hence, after working in Various Corporate Offices for 4 years I started my dream project “I Support Care” for the needy.

2) When did you actually think of pursuing your career as an entrepreneur?

I started this initiative for the wellbeing of the needy children’s when I found out in the present Pandemic the financial stress and the basic needs for living were hard to come by for the needy Children of our Society. Therefore it came to my mind that, I myself being an orphan and knowing the basic difficulties of survival took the decision to start “I Support care” for the needy 3) Guide us about your journey after you became an entrepreneur?

When I was 18 years old I started doing part time jobs to support

my financial needs, thereafter I took a job in Tele Performance Global Services as a sales executive, thereafter I also worked for 4 years in various Corporates Companies and during the Pandemic when I saw the small children’s selling vegetables on Footpath on enquiring with them I got to know their parents work in Small Factories as labourers for a mere salary of 6000/per month and that too they have to cover a long distance of 5 km from their home to their place of work by walking. I started with 2 Orphan Children provided them with Food and Shelter and giving them tuition and today I have 50 Underprivileged children.

4) What was the biggest challenge you faced in your life and how did you overcome it? a) The biggest decision I took was when I decided to resign from my job and started “I Support Care” in the month of April 2020. Thereafter in May 2021 I started writing mails to various companies like HP Gas, HDFC Bank to let me conduct Employee Engagement Activities on Sunday.

We conduct friendly tournaments of Football, Cricket etc. b) In order to generate the Revenue for the needy we manufacture our own merchandise like Handmade Birthday Gifts, T-shirts and Caps of “I Support Care” and sell it at different Venues and during Exhibition. The benefits of our products and the reviews received are at present is available on our website for your kind perusal.

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Wunderkind: Varnith Prakash Varnith Prakash now residing in Dubai, UAE, a 7-year-old child with a very calm nature, curious mind, and a thirst for knowledge. He had numerous interests, talents and hobbies which include playing the drums and the keyboard blindfolded, working with numbers in general and abacus in particular, learning new languages such as French and showing a knack for the strategic and tactical game of chess. At a very young age, he has achieved numerous feats which are more than enough proof for him to be titled a child prodigy. A child prodigy is someone under the age of 10 who produces meaningful output in some domain to the level of an adult expert professional. Apart from just pursuing his interests and hobbies, and honing his talents, he has gone a leap ahead to achieving marvellous feats in the abovementioned domains.

When it comes to playing the drums, he didn’t just stop at playing the drums

blindfolded but went on to play the drums blindfolded long enough to break the record of a 20-year-old, earning a page in the India Book of Records. Further, on playing the drums blindfolded for a period of 10 minutes and 27 seconds, he also earned a page in the Asia Book of Records wherein he has been titled as a ‘Grand Master’ at the tender age of 7.

Moving on to his other feats, he is also a whiz at abacus. He won the champion trophy in abacus and appeared the national level competition for level 7 which includes decimal, 3-digit addition and subtraction, 2-digit×2-digit multiplication and division; all the while competing with other children aged 12 and above! He completed a total of a whooping 31 sums in just 4 minutes. Inspite of achieving such astounding accomplishments, he continues to remain very humble and pursues is quest for excellence with determination, sincerity, ardour and zeal.

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Anniversary Special Edition RECORD DETAILS: INDIA BOOK OF RECORD -Longest duration to play drums blindfolded ' under India Book of Records 2022 RECORD TITLE & DESCRIPTION Longest duration to play drums blindfolded The record for playing the drums blindfolded for the longest duration was set by Varnith Prakash (born on March 8, 2014) of Chennai, Tamil Nadu (now residing in Dubai, UAE). He continuously played

drums while being blindfolded for 10 minutes and 27 seconds, as confirmed on July 15, 2021.

ASIA BOOK OF RECORD Grand Master Varnith Prakash (born on March 8, 2014) of Tamil Nadu, India (now residing in Dubai, UAE), is titled as ‘Grand Master’ for continuously playing drums while being blindfolded for 10 minutes and 27 seconds, as confirmed on July 25, 2021.

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Sana Shaikh Writer I Maharashtra

If Ever I Had A Smartphone Notification of Whatsapp, Instagram, FB, News and many more... Is it compulsory to own a smartphone??? People assume that having a having a latest feature smartphone will make them smart enough.

But that's not the case. Some people who don't own a smartphone are more successful than the others... By the way what is in the phone??? The one who invented telephone refused to have a telephone. It only helps us to interact with as many people as we want on the social media but it doesn't give us the first hand information and the feelings we share when we meet in person.

As every coin has two sides smartphone also have its boon and bane. Somewhere people used it for wrongdoings by blackmailing or creating a nuisance video and uploading on social media just to gain likes and followers!!!

What on the Earth people are tarnishing images without knowing the facts and what he/she's going through..??? Just Whatsapp ka message aaya means u have to forward... U must check its authenticity too.. During lockdown like situation classes came home with the advancement of smartphone and students were not deprived of their study.

It also helped us connect with person living abroad. Various meet, interaction, group discussion and many more can be carried out by simply clicking on the link. Is it possible to have at least one smartphone??? I think yes because it has become a second half of our lives... We can live without water and food but not without our smartphone..

Sometimes using smartphone helps but often it irritates... So what do you think???

Is it a bane or a boon??? We've to decide it by choosing a right decision.

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Roopa Modha Lawyer, Dance Teacher, Journalist - Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Gandiva’s Fifth

“Kuyile Nee” A Divine Treat Indo-Classical contemporary fusion band, GANDIVA, released their fifth release, “Kuyile Nee” on August 1, 2021. The track is a devotional piece that will transport the viewer to a blissful state. Founded by dancer-choreographer Kavya Muralidaran, singer Sai Vignesh, and (the late) music producer Navin Shankar, GANDIVA has been steadily gaining popularity ever since their debut, “Shiva Tandav” released in January 2021. Each production has successfully connected with audiences around the world due to the exceptionally high quality performances and production level.

Of note is the fact that the videos have been produced by Kavya Muralidaran and Sai Vignesh themselves without external financial support, and yet still match the calibre of top level Bollywood and Tollywood productions. Like earlier pieces, “Kuyile

Nee” again gives the viewer the feeling they are watching a top-notch theatrical production and immediately impresses from the very first shot. It is a beautiful presentation in all aspects - from the singing, lyrics, dancing, locale, costume, and music - that will connect straight to your heart.

“Kuyile Nee” is a devotional song that comes to life with Kavya’s impeccable expressions and Sai’s soulful voice. The piece is a composition by Smt. D Pattammal, who was a famous Tamil musician who composed over 650 songs in Tamil. As a dancer, one must be good at both pure dance and also abhinaya. GANDIVA’s productions have allowed Kavya’s skills in both aspects to be showcased to audiences.

While earlier pieces exposed her flawless dancing and ability to choreograph equally well for individual

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Anniversary Special Edition and group numbers, “Kuyile Nee” reveals her ability to connect to audiences on a deeper emotional level. Kavya is able to reach through the screen to draw the viewer into the storyline. Sai Vignesh’s singing too connects with audiences as he showcases immense control over each note he sings. The beauty of each line of the song in “Kuyile Nee” is done justice both

by Sai Vignesh’s melodious singing, and also through the soul-touching emotion Kavya projects. One can feel the spirituality with which both Kavya and Sai Vignesh have connected to the piece. The essence of each word in the song is captured and enhanced by this dynamic duo’s performance, and is supported beautifully by the instrumentalists - Lalit Talluri (flute), Sivaramakrishna (Kanjira), and the music programming/arrangement/mixing/mastering by Balaji Gopinath. Video production was by The Caveman Studio, cinematography by Subhash, and direction, editing, and DI by Bharath Vikram. Additional support provided by -- Vocals recorded at UNIK Studios by Hari SR, Kanjira recorded at TASE The Audiophile’s School of Sound Engineering by Jonathan Tutus, Make Up Artist - Visualizemua (Vishnupriya), Kavya’s costume - Studio 149 (Swathi Purushothaman), PR - Roopa Modha, and creatives Strarts.world.

Watching the quality of the video, it is amazing to think this piece has been done by such young independent artists!

GANDIVA’s videos have all had a unique style and vibe, while remaining authentic to the GANDIVA brand. Audiences have appreciated every piece for the creativity the team exhibited. The debut video for GANDIVA, “Shiva Tandava”, continues to be a popular piece and is nearing 600K views on YouTube with over 2.5 Million views on Instagram. The second video, “Gananayakaya”, crossed 200K hits on YouTube since

its release in February and over 1 Million views on Instagram. The third release, “Azhagana Pazhani Malai”, crossed 110K+ hits since March, while “Amruthavarshini Thillana”, the fourth release, crossed 70K since April. GANDIVA’s fifth release, “Kuyile Nee”, is sure to reach such heights as well.

With each video, GANDIVA continues to further solidify their place in history as a band who prioritizes quality and has boundless talent. Head over to GANDIVA’s YouTube channel and be transported into the world of indo-classical fusion as only GANDIVA can present.

Roopa Modha

Gandiva’s Fifth “Kuyile Nee” A Divine Treat

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Oprican Ermina -Carmen Teacher,speaker,mentor-school No.2,timisoara - Romania

Rethink Plastics Challenge Plastic pollution has become one of the worst problems we face today. All solutions depend on our level of involvement. Tag's Rethink Plastics Challenge Project brought together millions of students and teachers from different countries and continents.

The coordinators of this project are: Koen Timmers and Jennifer Williams. Their projects are supported by: HH. Dalai Lama, Dr. Jane Goodall, Charlize Theron, Princess Esmaralda, Michael D. Higgins (Ireland)) and many other well-known public figures.

In this project the actions were centered on students. For three weeks the students of the 4th B class from the Gymnasium School no. 2 Timișoara explored, discussed, found solutions to improve plastic pollution and shared them with other colleagues from six continents. This project involved students in many beneficial actions to change their attitude towards the environment. The Gaia Panel was born in our classroom, which includes many instructions on how we can preserve and keep the environment clean.

In May I organized a flashmob in the yard of P.P.29 Kindergarten. On this occasion I explained to preschoolers about the negative impact of plastic waste. Plastic contamination is a serious problem that affects not only the aquatic environment, but also humans. the yard of the Gymnasium School no.2. Parents and students from the primary and gymnasium cycle received leaflets with information about the project and about plastic pollution.

On the International Day of Biodiversity 2021, together with their parents, equipped with gardening tools, they participated in the ecological campaign “Plant a berry tree for the future!” Each tree planted was given a name. The students of the 4th grade B decided that at the end of the 8th grade they would meet next to the trees planted by them. After this action we organized a fair with plastic products made by children in the Rethink Plastics Challenge Project. The money obtained from the sales was donated to Take Action Global.

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Anniversary Special Edition Also within this project, on the World Environment Day, the Garden of Gaius was born in the yard of our school. Why Gaius Gaius was our mascot during this project.

At the end of each activity we were curious if Gaius is sad, excited or happy.

I planted flowers and sang songs about nature. At the end of the activity I made posters with the theme "Stop plastic pollution!".

The students of the 4th B class marked the completion of this project through the

action "Stop Plastic Pollution!" From Apuseni. They promoted this project through banners made by them and flyers about the real danger of plastic pollution.

I put a lot of soul into this project because I had the freedom to create, to innovate, to meet wonderful people, with whom I spent days full of challenges, experiences and activities. I learned that regardless of nationality, language spoken, color we fight for the same cause: A healthy planet ....

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Anniversary Special Edition Oprican Ermina -Carmen Teacher,speaker,mentor-school No.2,timisoara - Romania

The level of development of children's emotional intelligence CES (special needs) In this research I aimed to establish the level of development of emotional intelligence of children with CES in the integrated school and to determine the degree of acceptance in the school group of students with CES in the integrated school.

The research hypotheses were formulated as follows: General hypothesis: Students with CES integrated in integrated schools obtain significantly higher results after participating in the stimulus activities specifically carried out within the intervention plan, (in pre-test compared to post-test) in terms of: the level of emotional intelligence and the degree of integration in School group.

Hypothesis H1: The level of development of the emotional intelligence of the students with CES increases significantly due to the specialized activities in which they participate within the applied intervention plan.

Hypothesis H2 There are significant increases in the degree of acceptance in the school group of students with CES integrated in mainstream schools, as a result of participation in specialized activities included in the intervention plan.

Following the application of specific tests, which aimed to establish the level of emotional coefficient, as well as the degree of acceptance in the school group of students

with CES in mainstream school, conclusions were drawn such as: 1. The level of development of emotional intelligence of students with CES has increased significantly due to the specialized activities in which they participate in the intervention plan applied "Mental Health Program", which was based on theoretical principles of Rational - Emotional and Behavioral Therapy (REBT), a system particularly suitable for emotional education.

The activities were meant to be used in class activities. Each activity contains two main parts: a stimulation activity and a discussion. Many of the activities encouraged students to look at each other, share, and learn from colleagues what emotional adjustment means.

2. The degree of acceptance in the school group of students with CES integrated in mainstream schools has increased significantly, as a result of participating in specialized activities included in the intervention plan.

Consequently, we can say that the direct result of the intervention activity included in the Intervention Plan materialized in facilitating the emotional and social growth of children, by developing interpersonal skills, by improving self-esteem by developing a flexible perspective on life, by acquiring a personal value system and by learning communication skills.

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Sneha Kannusamy Coimbatore

Abode Of Knowledge The ocean of knowledge is sprinkled everywhere to make pupil relish their valuable time that pertains to acquire eminent growth. Education plays a vital role in every individual life that molds people to make oneself well organized in the society. The quality of education voices rather than quantity. The quality of ethical values that students receive will make them shine and explore more during their respective ages.

Seeds of palatable fruits are sown as education, it germinates each and every second and also teaches how to make ourselves germinate and flourish to hold the pulp through a delishing harvest.

College life is vividly talked world wide, because it's the abode of education to make people independent. That is the crutch which paves way to live, learn and experience the purpose of life. College is the arena where small buds turn into blooming blossoms. Time and education are left before us all giving an insight, whether to grab it willfully or not. They are left to our choice as whole, it's in one's hand

to gulp it or garbage it. Though distractions accompany us, education never failed to spread its tint wherever learners stood upright. Education makes every individual prowess as the best professionals in the field of one's journey.

Better organization emerges when there is a hand of women, in such cases women play an indispensable role in building our flourishing society. Willpower, confidence in facing various issues are the strengths they possess. Those courageous women unfortunately spent their days as cook roasters, under a single roof with tough sweats and a rusty routine. Now, at present they glow and added sparkle to the low sound crackers, which burst into a great sound with strenuous power. To enlighten them in the field of towering knowledge and to claim higher education for women, there comes the exquisite heaven "Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts and Science for women(SRCW), which is located in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. The college is affiliated to

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Anniversary Special Edition Bharathiar University and accredited to National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), New Delhi. The college is reputed for higher studies holding the academic heritage of over 30 years with persistence support and flourishing guidance from the Principal Dr.K.Chithra. The process of inculcating knowledge is in the hands of good mentors where there are more than 150 faculty members including teaching and non teaching staffs to enhance student's skills and learning.

Every move turns perfect when there is a proper setting and infrastructure. This is a highly gracious and ventilated institution where greenery grass at the entrance welcomes with its excitement and the path ahead intrigues to see what is inside the campus and the well furnished classrooms.

The holiness pertains us to seek attention towards the education and the methodologies which are provided. The canteen is well built to make us energised enough to educate more.

The growth of the whole educational institution is shown by the individual involvement in gaining accolades of 10000+ graduates, 354 university ranks, 47 gold medals and 50+ valued recruiters.

The institution teaches cultural, moral, social and ethical values to make students inculcate and get the perfect imprints of morality. The college offers 11 undergraduate programmes and 4 post graduate programmes and it also offers M.Phil and PH.D programmes in Commerce, Computer Science, Biochemistry and Microbiology.

It educates with the motto of 'To strive, to seek and to find'. Doesn't stop with this saying, it has proved in a unanimous way of achieving the best college in Coimbatore ranking among top 50 colleges.

Education is a powerful tool to infuse knowledge and take out the hidden potentials within students, it screws and tightens every mind which is led loose with carelessness. This has been overcome with the introduction of more than 25 certificate courses of both online and offline programmes such as Data Analytics using MS Excel, Capital Markets ,Financial Literacy, Self & Communicative Skills, STEP course

by Hindu Groups, RAISE, Numerical Aptitude, Content Writing, Bolchal Hindi, Ethical values, Yoga for, Human Excellence, Organic Farming, Data Science and Big Data Analytics, Cloud, Infrastructure & Services, Python Programming, Digital Design & Animation, Nutrition & Dietetics, Clinical lab Technology, HACCP, Bio Sepa

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Education is not just about gaining knowledge through books and teachings but it also takes people to the other phase of clubs and activities where oneself will get engaged in tuning their inner potentials.

Clubs involve great energy and exploration. It includes social activity clubs such as National Service Scheme (NSS), Youth Red Cross (YRC) and Red Ribbon club (RRC), skill based clubs such as Photography club, Artistry club and Music club, it also provides other clubs such as Eco club, Entrepreneurship, Yuva club and Health club with various insights to keep students engaged and relished.

MY JOURNEY As everyone urges for college days to enjoy, the same way I did. Later, getting into the nuances of education I personally felt this is the stage of life to experience and experiment the quality of knowledge and life. I thought I'll be just passing my days with books, but the college atmosphere of SRCW made me feel what actual life is. I am now pursuing my final year undergraduate degree in English language and literature. I am not only equipped with the count of days but through the efficient and eminent professors around me who make me live the life and taste the actual essence of learning and growing. I have participated in various competitions and won prices. I have also participated in soliloquy during LIT FEST, conducted by drama club which is exclusively built for the purpose to taste the essence of Literature.

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Dt. Dr. Sheenu Sanjeev

Be Natural when you choose Food Today, processed foods are convenient, but they can also affect your health.

Hence, if it’s food, stay natural as much as you can. Natural Food means real food which plays a vital role to maintain good health. Real and Natural food are Unprocessed, free of chemicals or preservatives, and are for sure rich in nutrients.

Dr.Dt.Sheenu Sanjeev is a leading Clinical and Holistic Nutritionist. She is also the Founder of Healthyfy Institute where she and her team are working relentlessly to help people cure lifestyle diseases by making natural food a part of everyone’s life.

A very popular Nutritionist-Dietician & Diabetic Educator, Dr. Sheenu Sanjeev always advises all to adopt Natural remedies when it comes to Health. Her Healthy Recipes are very popular. The pandemic has taught everyone to be innovative and also be specific when it comes to immunity.

She has a firm belief that Natural food mainly the "Ghar-ka-khana" brings Magic to Wellness! She advises Choose Food

#Natural because 1. Natural/ Real foods bring high Fibre Chia seeds, flaxseeds, and blackberries are particularly high in healthy fiber, also beans fall in this category.

2.Gift of Nutrients Mostly whole foods are good sources of vitamins, minerals, and other beneficial nutrients.

3. Keeps your Heart Healthy Real food is loaded with nutrients and antioxidants including magnesium and healthy fats. All these keep our Heart Healthy!

4.Sugar at Bay Even though fruit contains sugar, it’s also high in water and fiber, making it a much healthier option than having soda and processed foods.

5. Lowers risk of Diseases Making real food part of your regular lifestyle may help reduce your risk for disease.

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Dt. Dr.Sheenu Sanjeev shares, today Healthpreneurs are bringing innovative holistic remedies to bring complete Wellness for All. She has recently launched her brand of Healthy natural snacking “Prakriti” which brings Healthy and Natural Food

Products like Black Wheat, Peanuts, Gram, Bajra, Jowar, Buckwheat, Quinoa, Ragi, Wheat, Daal with health benefits of Calcium and Protein intake, help in digestion, Stress reliever, Blood purification, Boosting Muscle mass, helping anti-gout properties, improving Cholesterol levels with richness in antioxidants, antiseptic qualities, anti-toxic and many more. Now with Prakriti everyone can Munch Guiltfree! Real food is just one component of a Happy and Healthy LifeStyle!

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Life Coach Sangeeta Kabra

Grow from the Roots Today Mankind has received a great sustainable goal in the global pandemic and that is just thinking natural. Protecting ourselves from corona, lockdown, anxiety, mental pressure, all these have become a part of everyone's life. One who is able to keep a happy mood alive in the era of Corona is natural in thinking.

Thinking natural means sticking to the basic ideas, feeling the bliss of your language, culture, staying connected to your roots. To do all this, no special study is required, all of them are the natural ingredients of Indian culture. There were days when these trivial things at home were found to be mundane by many especially the youth, Today these small things like greeting elders, respect, gratitude, grandma's home remedies, knowing different Indian languages, creating interest in them, stories of the great history of India are such a blessing. Knowing all this has not only kept people of every age, mass, and class strongly bonded in this global epidemic. It has also given them the strength to live. And during this time people have learned

Indian arts, and even the language of the province or city where that art belongs, the food habits of that place have become the subject of interest. Once upon a time,we used to wait for letters, today we understand the fragrance of those letters, as words were written by hand connect with hearts! True friends, true love, supporting each other on time all these are magically and naturally back, Corona has taught all this to come forward to help someone. This is not everything but natural thinking. True and simple and for a happy life, strong thinking to face every situation, the only thing that works for all of them is natural thinking, staying connected to the roots, enjoying the small joys of life.

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Vanya Kaushik

Celebrating Leadership and Communication “Communication is a sister of Leadership.

That’s why Communication is the real work of Leadership.”Vanya Kaushik You may be a follower in a team, a company head, a boss, or an entrepreneur of a small or big enterprise. Maybe you are a public influencer, educator, blogger, writer, filmmaker, or someone who leads or wants to lead, or who wants to raise up the followers in your community. In all these situations, you need to be a good communicator. A good communicator has to be an individual or leader of a group, who can convey their message directly and clearly to the masses. When you can’t convey that message properly, that leads to miscommunication, leading to less than optimal results.

We would all love to have a bigger positive impact on the world, but lack of clear, concise, and effective communication with those we are looking to influence stands between us and having the impact we desire and deserve. This creates an incredible amount of frustration and wastage of time and energy in the world. We spend significant time putting together long presentations that fail to

capture and hold the attention of our audience. We spend lots of time and energy trying to convince others of the importance of our message and expertise. We take all sorts of expensive training courses that drain us and produce no results.The Leadership and Communication Summit 2021, initiated by Vanya Kaushik Foundation is a 3-day event, which will be promoted globally, with representation from around the globe. Each day will focus on one of the disciplines above, with expert speakers and panels discussing the problems and solutions they have experienced with communication in their areas of expertise. The objective of this summit is to show leaders in three disciplines, how they can take their communication to a whole new level where they get the results they desire.The three disciplines are 1. Educators 2. Corporate Teams 3. Entrepreneurs This initiative is going to support the cause of Vanya Kaushik Foundation.

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Mr.V.Heymonth Kumar

A Sonnet To The Education

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Hark to my heart, the noblest education, Thou art my artistic pen and feather; I taste thee as the bard of imagination Whose heart hast cover’d with leather; Thy shallow words maketh me to express All of my profound feelings in a test; I study every yellowish book to impress The mankind for proving myself at best.

The motto of thine work is uniqueness In all areas without the senseless limits: No plagiarism wilt defeat innovativeness Of a person who doth lead all the submits.

The quality of education presents in the mind Which is open for criticisms on the path to find.

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Raju Arockiasamy Educator I Trichy, Tamilnadu

Education – Cinquain Poem Education Scientific, Useful Listening, Storing, Practising Lighthouse erected in the great sea of life Fundamental Right

Teacher – Cinquain Poem Teacher Resourceful, Respectful Guiding, Spreading, Living Life’s ladder without stepping above Real Hero

School – Cinquain Poem School Interdisciplinary, Competitive Alluring, Bewildering, Challenging Evergreen in memories Second home.

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Raju Arockiasamy Educator I Trichy, Tamilnadu Words nearby Education

Education

edu, educ., educable, educate, educated, educatee, education, educational, educationalist, educational park, educational psychology, etc.

Noun :The act or process of imparting or acquiring general knowledge, developing the powers of reasoning and judgment, and generally of preparing oneself or others intellectually for mature life.

Edu the internet domain name for an educational establishment

Educational Adjective : Pertaining to education.

Educ

Educationalist

abbreviation: educated. education. educational.

Noun : A specialist in educational theory or administration

Educable

Educational Park

Adjective : capable of being educated.

Noun : A group of elementary and high schools, usually clustered in a parklike setting and having certain facilities shared by all grades, that often accommodates students from a large area

Educate Verb (used with object), ed·u·cat·ed, ed·u·cat·ing. to develop the faculties and powers of (a person) by teaching, instruction, or schooling

Educated Adjective : having undergone education: educated people.

Educational psychology Noun : A branch of psychology concerned with developing effective educational techniques and dealing with psychological problems in schools.

Educatee Noun : a person who receives instruction; student.

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Poet Salem Sankar the Author of 8 Books of different genres - Tamil Nadu Education is an everlasting and enormous sun!

It giveth brightness and drives out darkness soon; Education develops one’s personality more and more!

It brings fame and laurel to his door.

Avvaiyar, a very great Tamil poetess suggested Man can get education even through begging; Thirukkural advised not only ‘learning’, but also following them!

Doubt not, Education is a great treasure, providing us pleasure!

Mahabharat Dronacharya demanded Ekalaivan’s thumb, as tuition fees!

Even now-a-days, mother’s sacred ‘Mangalyam’ clears her children’s fees!

Doubt not, today’s education is so high to obtain; The threshold of colleges are closed ever for poor!

In future, Digital mode of Education Will replace black board and a piece of chalk!

Gradually, online classes will lead to Superb classes of our future Education!

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Once, ladies were kept within kitchen itself; Education was fully forbidden to them!

When ladies’ education and technical education were introduced, Fast and Vast changes and improvements happened!

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Poonam Sharma Educator , Writer I Maharashtra Education is the process of facilitating learning, Especially in school by teaching and training.

Education is a gift that allows everyone to explore So that we can learn and understand things Much better and more.

Education helps us to look beyond the earth And makes us wise and clever enough To know our own motive and worth.

It is the mandatory tool for life Which we can apply and use at any field To fight and for rights.

Education enlightens the knowledge And it can be achieved at any age Just craving to learning process should never die And we can reach to any level upto high.

Education is keen to become noble person To face any difficulty at worst condition.

Education provides us a knowledge worth being human By which we can be differentiated by any Other creature on earth.

Eupheus

Education is the only key to success And it is the only key to anything we want access .

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GTA Amalan Think of wearing a uniform, and Moving to school with a backpack; the image on your mind is beyond what you feel.

Hard battles were fought to attain this right, Hurdles, that stood the path, were beyond imagination.

However, the present generation is able to jump over the fence, Not because of their destiny, but Of the battles fought, by the deprived, to glorify the life of their offspring.

Education, A dream of many, It’s not just a word but a blessing, It put an end to the practice of sati, discrimination, and many more, to reinstitute the world that the almighty had created.

Did it proliferate the multitudes? Yes. The knowledge gained is now used to sneak through the gadgets for information, Surveil to ruin the lives of others, especially women, seconds to minutes thinking of self survival, where will it lead to? To Heaven or Hell.

The gifts from the almighty is same, It is up to us, to use it in the right way, If not, the destruction will be huge.

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Soma Mukherjee Every child of every nation, Has a right to get good education.

It's seen in every civilization, A nation is progressive where there is passion, A strong desire to do better and determination.

A good education does not only mean great conversation, It creates empowered person's, A good school or college, Should not only provide bookish knowledge.

It should provide life skills, Life is more than power and thrill's.

People can aspire, Only if they have zest or power.

Life is not only money or game, A struggle to win the game.

Real education should make a person, Humble or humane.

Let's change the education system, Make it better for every person.

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Get the knowledge on health!

After all, it your true personal wealth.

Healthy diet is just nice & clean, No cheat days, but eating right for health & well-being.

Keeping diet diaries is crucial, Nutrition education is a set of learning nutrition-related behavior.

Develop healthy habits from the start, Incorporate balance, variety & moderation to eat smart.

Healthy eating for a healthy heart, It’s just a matter of customised diet planning art.

Poor nutrition contributes to chronic disease, Better you take dietary sodium, fat & sugar at ease.

The more nutritional knowledge you gain, You are less a prey to the pain.

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Dietitian’s NutriGyan

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R. Kavitha Education purifies Human mind It teaches them how to kind Changes the students attitude We must always gratitude Classroom is a second womb It helps us for our life's boom Teacher is a second mother You never make her smother Process of facilitating learning We never think it is spurning We need quality education The first step is Observation Next we begin conversation Involvement leads participation Acquisition of knowledge We accept the acknowledge It is the gateway to college Contains teaching learning process It will give us respectful address R. Kavitha

Education

Ramachandran,B.T.Assistant, Dindigul, Tamilnadu

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V. Mahendran M. A., English literature - Tamil Nadu

My love that you are!

You teach me, Can you?

My bond with you, may end in sky You connect my brain with the Milky Way, “That’s right” You say “That’s wrong”, may show me a way.

Oh yeah! The stars are there!

But shows that who you are!

I grasp that pelagic fish in sea, And why the dog, cat and rat flee?

You say making peace is best That’s why he make violence utmost.

Where are you? In the book or in my vein Say thy name, I thus take it to my brain!!!

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I know thee never say lie;

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Prachi Gupta Writer - Allahabad, Uttar-Pradesh

Education teaches us “how to survive?”

Education helps to understand “What is wrong and what is right” Education opens a door of light Education is a prior need of happy life Education is must and It is necessary to know your rights It is only way to fly Above the sky In this world, Each and every citizen should be Educated and polite Then only our country Can shine and The future will be bright NIEM First Anniversary Special Edition - 5 Sept 2021 - 111

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Jahanvi Srivastava Student - Mount Carmel College, Bangalore

A Reader’s Paradise It’s almost unimaginable to think How astonishingly the human mind works.

How one thought becomes a word, How that word forms a sentence, And how that sentence yields a message.

It’s almost soul- stirring to think that A few words written on a blank sheet of paper Can make such a colossal impact on one’s whole perspective, It’s so hypnotizing to let yourself Fall into a world created entirely by someone else’s conscious.

Flipping through the pages of a book is like traveling to some unknown destination.

You can feel yourself transporting to An entirely different and enamouring world.

A world where no one knows you, A world where you are free to perceive things in your own way, A world full of knowledge that only you can gain.

A book is just like a world on its own.

An entirely different dimension itself, Allowing its readers to wander freely Through its numerous pages just like exploring the streets of a new unknown city.

Exploring it, finding new words, finding new perspectives and finding yourself.

A book bestows upon its readers the privilege to gain knowledge Knowledge about a subject that only a handful of other souls know of, And this knowledge is that one thing which Makes a mere mortal like you and I to feel A desire, a thirst to know more, To indulge ourselves into millions of other worlds, To be surrounded by books, To live in a reality far better than this world, To escape the worldly problems and, To attain wisdom.

JAHANVI SRIVASTAVA

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Ms.M.S.Mynavathi B.A., B.Ed., Department of English, KSR College of Education - Tamil Nadu

Step Into Education Education is like a web series: The pilot season confuses you, The second season can be understandable, The third season will be likeable, The fourth season will be comfortable, The fifth season will be memorable, So, educate yourself…

Some people have a fear to start, Some people will quit in the middle, Some people gain memories, Some people will develop skills, Only a few people can taste the nectar, So, educate yourself…

Consistency is key to taste education As well as an unlimited web series;

Once the real education gets tasted, It becomes an addiction like the blood For vampires, to feed more knowledge: That knowledge will create rippers To rip out the heart of every content!

It moves them fast in the darkness of life; It gives rebirth to many doomed talents, And it will make the boneless tongue To speak as the backbone of success; In the final season, people will wait For your daring footsteps; So, educate yourself and others…

Ms.M.S.Mynavathi

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Shivani Bhardwaj Educator, Researcher & Writer What if I read to you a story, Starting; "Once Upon A Time", And you realised that it was your life, Spelt out on every line, Would you hear my voice with wonder, As it brushed across each word, And pray my arms had strength to hold, The truth about your world, Would your view on life be different, And would it shock you most to find, That the things you thought defined you, Could be summed up in just two lines, And all the ones you took for granted, The ins and outs of every day, Play a bigger part in who you are, Than you'd ever dared to say, Would you wonder at the pages left, And all the places that they'll lead, Then vow to make each moment, One that you'd be proud to read, Because there is a story of your life, But it's you that holds the pen, And I hope you fill the pages right, Before you reach the end.

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Sudheksha S Education not just learning letter, Knowing its value make us to glitter, It builds up cells and tissues of plantae, But ,at times, destroy all the kingdom of plantae.

Education furnish the society’s evolution, What’s the evolution! Now a days,being fashion!

Evolution lies in conscience of people’s action.

The light of learning no indeed earning, The light of learning makes the darkened light to be enlightening, The blossom of flower manifest the tree’s success, As such, the blossom of mind intimate society’s success.

Education not just right to be acquired, It’s need for human survival, impact on a nation to be sophisticated, Real education crackles the circumstances to the nation, Lets practice real education for nation’s illumination.

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Education is the weapon for success, Unleash your potential to impress; Education can change yourself, and it begins from oneself.

Explore more and it's your realm, Make your parents and teachers overwhelm; Age doesn't matter for learning, let education be forever burning.

Sharpen your mind with the tool of knowledge, open your hearts and acknowledge.

Ignite your thoughts of wisdom, Acknowledge your mentors and that is a beautiful custom.

Motivate the spark to learn, Achieve it and then return, give a hand to educate your peers, Let everyone make cheers!

Teachers mold us to a great personality, it's your duty to keep up your responsibility.

Education is the best weapon to achieve, educate yourself & others to conceive.

Never stop learning, Never stop growing Never stop Inspiring and Never stop shining.

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Never Stop Learning

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Akshaya Babu English student I wish to do something, But its not a way to do nothing, There is a way to preparing, But i trust to learning.

And, you will never cease to grow, Between good and bad is education to show.

Are able to figure a better society to live, In by knowing and respecting rights to give.

And the changes into something better knowledge, It develops in us a perspective of looking of life.

More you learn;more you win, And,more you know,more you gain.

Learning for life is a matter, And, preparation of life is to be better.

Memory is power of education, That,is a nature of reputation.

Attitude is the position of emotional, It, avoids being in situation where the people's behavioural.

Ethics are right to live in society, And, its our civilization of morality.

The belief is the based on the nature, To, have confidence in the truth of creature.

Then it helps to built a opinion, And it is life to live in your passion.

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D. Sruthi lab technician I Tamilnadu-chennai

This bond between education and us Began at a young age We became a child on her shoulders carrying us We learn new lessons in Life She holds our fingers and teaches us Morals,virtues and good manners the journey of our feet countinued in the path-she had taken We saw a bright light in our darkened world with the WE CHANGE THE WORLD with her help we achieve our goal At last she realises to us that "I WILL ALWAYS WITH YOU" She sends us toward our goal path Her name EDUCATION D.Sruthi NIEM First Anniversary Special Edition - 5 Sept 2021 - 118

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brilliance and knowledge-she gave us

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Anushiya Mohankumar English literature student - Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

Education is recognized qualification in the world, It’s enlightens and empowers our soul, Often it’s been a insurmountable sea shore, for the people Who don’t know to build their boat of knowledge, I wish it should be a hand full of fruits for all, But it’s not!, for the people who eat pebbles!

Literacy became as a sin in the life of the poor, Their life becomes as the only barrier for them To educate themselves and their clan!

Today the technology has grown faster, People connect easily to one another across the ocean, But What’s the use if they don’t have the knowledge to use it, These such obstacles can be overcome only Through educating oneself and others, The growth of nations depends on the rate of the literacy people!

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Absence Of The Real Education!

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A coward damsel entering Into a block named acadamy, To educate and drill her, But her hesitancy tied up All her positives, but not her Courage ! As an untiring, tried all Unbearable matters, but none visioned, Then, she halted reading and kick started Learning - To be knowledgeable for society, A super power for her future - and Arising era as become too glorious, None can pull her down when she Holds up light which brightens her pride.

Beyond papers and pen , values Ethics, morals, is highly enough, To own and to earn.

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Kavya Palaniswamy VET Institute of Arts and Science(co-education)College,Erode

Education, a Legal key to Success!

Education, a Magical Passport for Freedom!

Education, a Purposeful Inheritance of No Stress!

Education, a Life Pillar of a Kingdom!

Education, the Best Souls Property!

Education, the Real Power Toolkit for Peace!

Graduation Documents are the Best Assurance of Better Future!

Education is the Gift that allowsEveryone to Explore the Mind and Look Beyond the Universe!

When we Share Our Knowledge, It Doubles the Benefit of Our Society!

Education always Lends a Helping Hand, Removing all Our Worries like a Magical Wand!

Education is the Fire, which Concentrate to Glow Bright!

Family, Friends and Relatives may Betray; But Education will never BETRAY any Soul!

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Education’s Multiple Hands

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P G Sharvesh SSVM Institutions, Tamil Nadu

Acquiring Knowledge, Receiving morals and skills, Going to schools, Or attending online classes.

Any place with knowledge, becomes a spot of education.

Since ancient times, Academies were built, Where subjects were discussed, And questions were pondered upon.

The field once dominated by thinkers, Now is full of teachers, Asking questions, Gives answers, And that is Knowledge, Which molds education.

Lack of education, Descends to chaos, Let's treasure it, Close to our heart, And scale greater heights.

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Importance of Education

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Gobika.K.S - Tamilnadu

For some it's privilege For others it's a right The difference between darkness and a future that is bright some will think a burden where others see a gift the key to moving forward and to give your life a lift if school is not your calling look beyond it's doors the world can be a teacher as long as you are learning your education grows that will lead to contributions as you share the thing you know education bring peace, love and care without education we can't survive in world!!!

Education gives key to success love your education.......... love your world........ change the world by your education!!!!! we are only human animals Education takes us to height of humanity and leads to unity in diversity!!!......

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many adventures are in store

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M. Anupriya B.A.ENGLISH LITERATURE - Tamil Nadu

Education is the primary need.

For some it is the pride, Though for some it's their life.

Education has no end, No age is required for it.

We can learn from all things If we see things clearly.

Which is persistent until it gain it's prey.

Education not only lies in your book It lies in everything.

Even we can learn from our life and our problems It's also a lesson for us.

So, Learn everyday, Learning has no end.

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We can learn even from animals like tiger

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Nirudhi Rajkumar

In the same way as other valuable precious stones, Great instructors are elusive However, at times one can find An uncommon and invaluable kind, Dislike all the others For it out-sparkles the rest.

You know when you see it.

That this stone is the awesome, A decent instructor is that unique diamond They do undeniably more than instruct.

They cause you to feel, through learning, There's no star you can't reach In Art, they help you see unexpectedly.

From new angles, not straight up and down.

They make Geography an undertaking.

As the world, you travel around.

Ever, they cause you to feel.

You've lived and inhaled the occasions.

What's more, Math isn't aggregating yet baffles.

To stretch and tone your brain.

In English, they support you.

To compose, however, feel.

With the goal that every last one of your accounts Will peruse as though it were genuine, On the off chance that you at any point have an inquiry You call, and they are there.

With persistence and comprehension Your issues are theirs; they give it a second thought.

There's usually one in each school.

Better than the rest For they're the 'Star of Education' And, as such is valuable!

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The 'Star of Education'

English student - Tamil Nadu

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Ankit Kumar Singh Education that often comes in handy I don’t know why she got infamous Now degree is also selling here Some people work hard Buy a degree by paying some money And take away someone’s right We have to change all this For this people have to be made aware Those who work hard have to be given rights If you want to raise virtuous youth You have to do something for them So you have to change Don’t run away from these topics India’s future is to be golden So we have to bring this change

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Education

We have to stand against them

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V. Nithiya Parameswari, Ph.D. Research Scholar, Pondicherry University

Education is the skating race, Students did not understand the concept and perfect, They did not trace background attune which leads to face the consequences, They get only grace marks, They mugged the content and vomited.

No creative No improvise No interpretative No re-creative, They face cut-throat competition, Past decades onwards, recruitments are stopped, Their higher studies are dropped.

Candidates ages are gone like passing clouds, Offline class gives thinking power, Online class provides muscular power, No hard-work, No determination, No Dedication, Due to this pandemic period, students to live like a couch-potato.

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Jabendra.R Writer I Tamilnadu My Attitude, My Way. My Dad is my God. Aim: Universe. My interest is like Universe.

That is No End and Did not Understand to anyone.

Education is simply learning and practically doing to Each and every one!

Education, is not just a word, It’s a basic to all Creatures, all over the universe!

Education is not including Science Or Maths or English or other etc...

It is the Starting to the birds, how to fly.

It is the starting to the child, how to step in the floor, And the baby’s after growth, how to step in the Moon.

No prohibition to Anyone to learn education, Every Child and Every Elders will educate.

Education is an art, and everyone is an Artist.

Everyone, by their Situation and Environment and Duty to teach to others!

And everyone student, when did not know the answer to their question.!

Education is unstoppable and everyone will not Educatable.!

Education is simply learning and practically doing.!

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Jasmine Panda Pursuing Ph.d. Chemistry From Ravenshaw University, Odisha

Holistic Education:

The Changing Era The changing era demands holistic education, Not in theory or paper, but in real motion, real action!

Revisions to be done to include chapters on spirituality, In today's education system along with morality!

Highly essential it is for today's generation, A good human being should be one's ambition!!!

Quality education to all should be our mission, Swiping out unemployment would be our vision!

Progress as well as prosperity in true action, Development in all aspects of my nation!

Then only we can foster honesty and humanity, Everyone would recognise their ability!

Peace and tranquility would surely prevail, Essence of education everyone can avail!

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Bipul Banerjee Bipul Banerjee

Dear Nature, Without the sound of an alarm I wake up to a muted world of a stand still concrete jungle The traffic The honking The chaos of office runners Have fallen to decibel zero Public transport vanished Luxury cars grounded The sky is devoid of man made choppers In sharp contrast The chirping of birds The breeze of freshness The brighter skies Now seems more audible The cup of morning tea is now More aromatic Filled with togetherness of the beloved The morning newspaper lies flat On its back in the porch There is no motivation to pick it up For I know what it contains Crimes of rape, murder, robbery, forgery All have suddenly vanished Page 1 to page 10 speak volumes of Just the microscopic villain A monster created by me while playing havoc with you dear nature Place of worships shut Weekend retreats closed I now seek spirituality within I find recreation in house The ‘work from home’ now imbibes more trust Trust of working without being supervised Trust of working without supervising The brick and mortar ‘house’ seems more of a home Where the ‘work’ of every family member is now valued At ‘dusk’ the free birds taking a homeward flight Mock at the helpless human caricatures assembled on Roof tops of skyscrapers Desperately trying to wriggle out of isolation Death lurches just outside the home Struggle to survive continues inside Dear ‘life’ do knock on my door I will be more than happy to open doors and embrace you Sitting in solitude I repent my misdoings In my ego that I inflicted you, dear nature It is time now to introspect Auto correct and Reload I promise to be a better version of humankind Once this catastrophe is over @ ‘dusk’ NIEM First Anniversary Special Edition - 5 Sept 2021 - 130

Human letter to Nature

The author is management leader by profession

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D Devadharsini M Devadharsini M

VET Institute of Arts and Science(co-education)College,Erode

Today you learn the lesson Tomorrow will make others listen That’s the power of education!

Don’t be under any domination For that you need perfection Keep it hide all your innocence Life is not all about calculation But is all about experience Study hard with dedication To achieve anything you need patience Education is the right direction So, take your first step with confidence Stop living for others expectation Education will make you to be an exception!!

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Education

Don’t show others your weakness

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Naveena.V Naveena.V

Pursuing my UG in English Literature at VET Institute of Arts and Science. - Tamil Nadu

Education, A weapon for Women She sees education as a power, To reach her goal in the tower; She learns throughout her journey of Education, With mindful of different perception; Knowingly or unknowingly, She believes education is all what she want, To make herself more confident; She trusts, education brings a change in thought, To empower the Women community to fight For their rights and involvements; She transforms her surrounding better By having education as its prime centre; Being inculcated by Education, she hopes To have a beautiful life led through her experience.

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Saduriya.M Saduriya.M

The endless quest For endless learning, Gain Get Grasp From every little thing, The universe is vast, To quench your Quest, Quit the thought that Drives you tough, Get the knack To be a master, Gain Get Grasp From every little thing, Learn from the flaws To be flawsome, Learn from the mess that, What pulls you to it, Live your imperfections That makes you pretty perfect, Gain Get Grasp From every little thing, Trust the thought That makes you spark, Believe in Every bit things That brings you big things, Live love learn From every little thing.

Saduriya.M

The endless quest

Writer I Tirupur - Tamil Nadu

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Anushiya S Anushiya S

Pursuing my UG in English Literature at VET Institute of Arts and Science. - Tamil Nadu

Education Education, my gentle guide, Interpret me the worldwide, Built my ability in the dark Spot my faults with rebuke, Make my soul disciplined Yet, feed my curiosity unlimited Never put on the wrong track Forbye, malicious mind to break, Learn not only to by heart But to experience with heart, Can't hold all the sand in hand Still know the seed timing to land

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Anniversary Special Edition H.R.H. H.E. Pangeran Prince Love YM Dato Rdo. Sri Academician Kt Exp. GM LM Amb.

Prof. Dr. Genius Ivan Gaćina On the Road Branching From an Endless Highway Teachers are timeless treasurers using golden keys to unlock the codes of nature secret rooms hiding the unexplored worlds of knowledge.

Every classroom is a separate highway branch, endless and magnificent in its essence, as every teacher, passing through the completely same classroom, leads his students along different paths of cognition.

Sometimes we sail across the ocean, climb the mountains higher than the Himalayas, or go down the sun's golden ladder into the fantastic world of dwarves and elves.

Teachers place high standards, not to make them difficult for us to reach, but that we can jump over the obstacles and shine in our full glory.

Their words travel through the unknown when they overcome the most difficult challenges, and when they turn a new page pigeons carry our thoughts on the wings of reality.

Teachers are talented artists who break down the whole into meaningful components, there are no unattainable goals for them and they teach us that all people are equal.

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Anupama Trigunayat Artist, Home Maker, A Mother ,an Animal Lover Educationist ,and An Author

My Art my Tranquil Retreat My Art my tranquil Retreat My Name is Anupama Trigunayat. I am home maker, a mother ,an animal lover educationist ,and an author . I am a passionate abstract artist painting for over two decades.My art is all self taught or to put it more aptly it began as my magnetic attraction to colors and forms and imaginary shapes. “The gift of form is a profound home coming “as someone has aptly said.The form, shapes,array of colors in my work is a reflection of my own conceptual and symbolic vocabulary connecting the real and the surreal.I work in oil and Acrylic mediums .

My art is a very personal affair to me and having to move every three years to a new country with my husband for over 30 years was a blessing.

Over the years my work has become multi cultural and multi dimensional. The different cultures and art in different countries and continents have had a tremendous influence on my work. At times I found new concepts and techniques emerging .Even

an interesting simple drive could and does gives an idea for a canvas. I am drawn to textures ,strokes-and anything ordinary becomes extraordinary for my imagination.

I had the opportunity to appreciate and assimilate different traditions and forms of art. My work is seldom planned instead it evolves into a finished painting with good energy , juicy paints and delicious bright colors.Every Canvas is a new beginning, a new story and my tranquil retreat.

My Canvasses are like my own open book of stories.I always hope my viewers find their own connection and little stories of their own.Art for me is my connection to my core and my spiritual self. Besides painting I love music and like to read.I am a trained kathak dancer . “ Anything I-can transform into something marvelous,I let go.Reality doesn’t impress me .I only believe in intoxication,in ecstasy and when ordinary life shackles me,I escape one way or another.No more walls.”

Anias Nin

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ELEMENTS

THE SILENCE OF GLITZY NIGHT

INE INFINITE FLOW

MIXED FEELINGS

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Ramesh Vishwanathrao Deshmane ( Art Teacher / Artist )

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Let the girl have wings and let them free to touch the sky and gain education

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Education is Blessing of Goddess Saraswati

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