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  Students between 6th and 10th grade, despite their young age, can play a significant role in making the Indian Republic a better place. Here are some ways they can contribute, both big and small: Building civic consciousness: Learn about the Constitution and democracy: Understanding the core values and principles of the Indian Constitution will help them become responsible citizens. Organize group discussions, quizzes, or debates on key rights and duties. Participate in mock elections: Simulate elections within their school or community, letting them experience the democratic process firsthand. This can cultivate an understanding of voting and civic engagement. Celebrate national holidays: Organize cultural programs, flash mobs, or art exhibitions on Republic Day and Independence Day. These activities foster patriotism and national pride. Promoting social well-being: Volunteer in their community: Participate in cleanliness drives, tree-planting initiatives, or volunteering a

𝙵𝚘𝚛 𝚊 𝙱𝚎𝚊𝚞𝚝𝚒𝚏𝚞𝚕 𝚁𝚎𝚊𝚍𝚒𝚗𝚐 & 𝙻𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝙴𝚡𝚙𝚎𝚛𝚒𝚎𝚗𝚌𝚎     The Pran Pratishtha of the new idol of Lord Rama ("Rama Pratishtha") at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya was a momentous occasion that took place on January 22, 2024 . It signified the culmination of a long and emotional journey for millions of Hindus around the world, marking the consecration of the grand temple dedicated to the revered deity. The ceremony, spanning five days from January 17th to 22nd, was meticulously planned and steeped in traditional rituals. Vedic scholars, priests, and devotees gathered in Ayodhya, the city believed to be Lord Rama's birthplace, to participate in this once-in-a-lifetime event. Here's a glimpse into the grand event: Preparation and Festivities: The entire city of Ayodhya was decked up in vibrant decorations. Streets were adorned with colorful rangolis, flowers, and banners. Thousands of lamps illuminated the city, creating a magical atmos

    Watch the Video on Acid Rain and Study the following.  Acid Rain: Which statement provides the strongest evidence that human activities are primarily responsible for acid rain?   a) Rainfall in remote areas with minimal human activity occasionally shows acidic readings.  b) Studies show a correlation between increased coal-fired power plants and higher acid rain levels in nearby regions.  c) Acid rain has been documented since the pre-industrial era, indicating natural sources must play a significant role.  d) Certain plant species have adapted to thrive in acidic environments, suggesting acid rain isn't inherently harmful. Answer: b) A proposal argues that planting more trees will effectively counteract the negative effects of acid rain. Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of this argument. Answer: Strengths: Trees absorb carbon dioxide and some pollutants, potentially reducing acid precursors. Increased forest cover can improve soil health and nutrient retention, mit

  Sun-Kissed Beginnings: A Journey Through Bhogi, Makar Sankranti, and Kanuma As the crisp winter yields to the sun's gentle embrace, India awakens to a symphony of celebration. In the vibrant tapestry of Indian festivals, Bhogi, Makar Sankranti, and Kanuma, woven together like golden threads, mark a time of joyous thanksgiving, hopeful beginnings, and vibrant traditions. Bhogi, the torchbearer of renewal, erupts on the 14th of January, purging the past with crackling bonfires. Worn-out belongings dance in the flames, symbolizing the shedding of negativity and making way for fresh beginnings. The air ripples with chants to Indra, the rain god, as farmers plead for the blessings of a bountiful harvest. Laughter mingles with the aroma of Pongal, a sweet rice dish offered to deities as a fragrant token of gratitude. Homes adorn themselves with the verdant shield of Kaappu leaves, warding off evil and ushering in good fortune. This day whispers promises of a brighter tomorrow, rem

  Reading and Listening Practice Video 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 1) Who does the story revolve around? a) A homeopath discussing snakes b) A doctor living in a rented room c) A snake looking into a mirror d) A group of friends talking about animals Correct Answer: b) A doctor living in a rented room 2) What time of day does the story begin? a) Early morning b) Afternoon c) Evening d) Late night Correct Answer: d) Late night 3) What financial situation

  Where does the legend take place? (a) South Pole (b) North Pole (c) Greenland (d) Northland Correct Answer: (d) Northland What does the old woman do that angers Saint Peter? (a) Refuses to let him enter her cottage (b) Charges him for the cake (c) Repeatedly shrinks the cake she offers him (d) Lies to him about having any food Correct Answer: (c) Repeatedly shrinks the cake she offers him What punishment does Saint Peter give the old woman?

An Inspiring conversation between Dr. Nigar Shaji and Maya. Listen to the conversation and answer the MCQs that follow. Maya: Wow, Dr. Shaji! Aditya-L1 is finally at its spot! That's amazing! Did you ever doubt it would reach L1? Dr. Shaji: (Smiles) There were challenges, Maya, like any big adventure. But with the brilliant team we have at ISRO, and everyone's unwavering support, we always knew we could make it! Maya: It must feel incredible to see your dream become reality after all these years! What will Aditya-L1 do now? Dr. Shaji: It's like having a super telescope aimed right at the Sun, Maya. We'll see its fiery corona, its glowing chromosphere, and even its deep photosphere, learning all about its secrets. Maya: Like what secrets? Will it find aliens? Dr. Shaji: (Chuckles) No aliens, Maya, but even more exciting things! We want to understand how the Sun affects Earth, like auroras and those beautiful green lights you see sometimes. Knowing more about the Sun mea