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Gouthamamani Venkatesan,XII,,ChennaiLegends Untold- time to speak to Grannies and Grandpa’sAlthough this is kinda cliche and I try to avoid cliches, it is this Festival of Light that entrances me every year. While it is considered that crackers cause harm to the environment, no person can elude the snares of lighting atleast a few crackers. What is/was the original significance...
Read allCloseAlthough this is kinda cliche and I try to avoid cliches, it is this Festival of Light that entrances me every year. While it is considered that crackers cause harm to the environment, no person can elude the snares of lighting atleast a few crackers. What is/was the original significance of Diwali, one might ask. While it is known that Lord Krishna conquered Narakasura on this day, prompting the villagers of those days to light up fireworks to acknowledge the triumph of the "Good" over "Evil", some people also deliberate that the then people of Ayodhya lit up candles all along the way of Lord Ram's return from exile as the rightful king, leading to the event being replicated nowadays. As of today, the entire concept of Diwali has become, rather messed up. Our ancestors didn't cause any harm to Mother Nature but today, most of our crackers are not at all eco-friendly. It is estimated that on the day of Diwali alone, the amount of sulfur dioxide (a compound present in most, if not, all crackers) in the air increases multifold. The people of yesteryears never used these kinda things. Instead, they paid their obeisance and reverence to the deities by just lighting up a large amount of oil lamps, as you might see in the picture. Ultimately, I know what one does is one's birthright, but I would like to strongly implore each and every person that might read this article to please curb the amount of fireworks used in their respective homes. As a member of the Interact Club (a division of Rotary Club), I have sworn to light lesser amount of crackers than in the past. I hope atleast some would follow this humble request. So, let us enjoy this Diwali with friends and family, make merry, jest , partake of sweets, adorn dresses to signify our culture and also strive to make it as eco-friendly as possible.
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Q# 4Aishwarya Sunder,IX D,The Hyderabad Public School, Ramanthapur,HyderabadWhat is your resolution for the new academic year? Why is it important?Time management is the most important thing in school, especially...Read allTime management is the most important thing in school, especially for a 10th class student. And I am studying in 10th. Academics, no doubt, is extremely important. But at the same time, other things like a little alone time, a little playing, and some friends and fun time is extremely important too. Because at the end of the day, all-round development is necessary. I would rather be called the "girl who likes and does everything well" rather than the "girl who buries herself in books, and is a genius." That's what schools are meant for, being an all rounder. Sure, we may not succeed at everything, but not trying is a crime. And that is what makes a student special, trying. And so, brings me back to what I said, my resolution is to manage my time well, in an appropriate manner.Close84 views |

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Q# 3shreyas narla,X,The Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet,HyderabadAre holidays for fun or to prepare for the next academic year?Holidays are basically meant for physical and mental rejuvenation. After...Read allHolidays are basically meant for physical and mental rejuvenation. After an year of haggard toil and stress, holidays are more sort of a boon to not only the students but also the staff. A good and solid vacation of at least 15 days shall tone one's body intensively. At the same time, holidays is the best time to get prepared for the next academic year......... first starting of with a proper Plan Of Action and an assertive mindset to perform better in the coming year as this would keep us at mental peace and prevent us from preoccupation and stress. Thereby, holidays is a period both rejoice andClose84 views |

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Q# 2T Satya Teja Subba Rao,XI,KV ashok nagar,R R DistAre working women more accomplished than homemakers?It is not because it is observed that all working...Read allIt is not because it is observed that all working women are not able to cope with there office pressures and house hold chores.we often notice that we do not take care of how a working women works.The house wife better servers to the family because they work and prepare the food and accessories in time and help in maintaining a systematic family management. we may think that working women will earn money and economically support the family,but truth is that house wives are economically saving more money because they are doing household work,they are taking care of children,making them study,teaching children like a tutor whereas the working women do not get time to do all these so they employ maid servants to do house hold chores,and force children to tutions,and taking care of children is only possible if children under are control of parents.But they cannot employ any tutor to take care of their children.Close486 views | 1 Comments

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Q# 1,,,If I don't get into IITs, NITs or BITS can I still have a successful engineering education?If you don't get into IITs,NITs or Bits,you can still...Read allIf you don't get into IITs,NITs or Bits,you can still have a successful engineering education.There are many other institutions that offer quality education as these colleges do.Moreover the non-IT areas require engineers to a great extent.Therefore IITs.NITs, & BITs are not the only options for a successful future.Colleges like SRM University have foreign collaborations & even international faculties adding quality to its dynamic curriculum.These colleges brings out people having strong technical skills & practical experience making these colleges better than the IITs,NITs & BITs.Therefore there is no need to worry if u don't get into these colleges.Be happy & go for other prestigious institutions like SRM where you get quality education no less when compared to IITs,NITs & BITs.Close591 views |



