In his Independence Day eve address to the nation, President Ram Nath Kovind said that the youth empowerment is essential for building a strong nation and the ‘National Education Policy’ is a right step in this direction. NEP will be implemented with a view to providing futuristic education to our children and youth. “It will strengthen the culture of ‘Inclusion’, …
C19 Pandemic may have confined the students to their homes but not their patriotic spirit and determination on this Independence Day. Lot of schools in Delhi NCR have remodeled the celebrations and will be using the virtual mode to keep the tradition and celebration alive. It is also going to get very creative and engaging for children. According to Seema …
The herbal mask helps in purifying the air, soothing the mind and strengthening immunity of the user, is washable and can last up to 2 months In a bid to develop a face mask that uses natural substances for air purification and preventing COVID 19, a team of student and professors from Lovely Professional University have come up with a …
Delhi-based Special Olympics Bharat, a National Sports Federation accredited by Special Olympics Inc. to conduct sports and development programs all over India, on International Youth Day 2020 announced a new impetus for inclusion of for young people with and without intellectual disabilities in education, after receiving a grant received from His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince …
A newly described disease occurring in children and linked to COVID-19 has significant changes in white blood cells – a discovery that may allow doctors to better assess their young patients’ condition and predict their resistance to current treatments, a new study reveals. Paediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome temporally associated with SARS-CoV-2 infection (PIMS-TS) is a new disease which shares some …
In a year like no other, Cambridge International released the results of its June 2020 series on time, to thousands of schools around the world today (Aug 11). Altogether more than 950,000 grades were issued, to almost 4,000 schools in 139 countries. In India, this year the most popular Cambridge IGCSE subjects are First Language English, Physics and Chemistry and …
