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PW Archive December 2020
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Plagiarism mistakes & how to avoid them
What is considered Plagiarism? The following can be labelled as plagiarism Buying content (that lacks intellectual rights) Stealing content Borrowing…
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Do it now!
Vinod is trying to make a weekly planner to use this year. But he lost the numbers 1- 7. Can…
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Do it now!
The New Year has begun and a planner is just the thing for a great start! Make your very own…
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Short Story
The Kitchen King Sangeetha Narayan It had been a regular day in school. One of our teachers asked us about…
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Heart to Heart
Hello Children! PW Kidzone brings you warm New Year wishes along with a load of new ideas to begin the…
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Creatively recycle to upcycle
- Somnath Das The World Bank estimates that India is one of the biggest generators of waste in the world…
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New Year resolutions and their importance
PW invited parents of Greenwood High International School, Bengaluru to share their New Year resolutions and their importance “Our family’s…
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Get the lion’s share of zoomorphism
Zoomorphism is assigning animal-like qualities to humans, gods, and inanimate objects - Roopa Banerjee Spiderman, Spiderman! Does whatever a spider…
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French Riviera of the east
The Puducherry aka Pondicherry tourism board's ubiquitous advertising campaign seems to be working. In 2019, 1.6 million domestic and international…
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Til ka laddu (sesame seed laddu)
(4 servings) Made from roasted sesame seeds, jaggery, dry fruits and coconut, this traditional sweet is light and healthy. Ingredients…
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Sarson ka saag (mustard leaves)
(4 servings) This traditional winter food is a healthy mix of greens such as mustard and spinach leaves. Ingredients 500…
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Pindi chole
(4 servings) Pindi chole is made without onion, garlic and tomatoes. Ingredients 1 tsp dry mango powder 2 green chillies,…
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Rich Lohri treats
The Lohri festival is celebrated in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Jammu in mid-January every year…
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Decoding childhood cancer
The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has caused diagnostic delays and made it challenging for medical practitioners to deliver timely…
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Diabetologists urgently required
With a diabetes-related death occurring every 10 seconds, this silent epidemic has transformed into a global healthcare emergency Alarming but…
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Coping with child bedwetting
- Sue Atkins is a UK-based internationally recognised parenting expert, broadcaster, speaker and author of Parenting Made Easy — How…
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Infant health woes
- Dr. Piyush Shah is a consultant, neonatologist & pediatrician at Cloudnine Hospital, Mumbai I expect to deliver my baby…
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How to keep adolescents’ social networks strong in a disrupted world
[caption id="attachment_42801" align="alignright" width="200"] Oluwasevi Dolapo Somefun[/caption] - Oluwasevi Dolapo Somefun is postdoctoral fellow & Marisa Casale, extraordinary professor, University…
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The ‘desi’ NRI parent…
For most NRI (non-resident Indian) parents, the experience of raising a child in foreign lands is unique, filled with contradictions, and…
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Satyajit Ray children’s classics
Iconic film-maker Satyajit Ray (1921-1992) was also a prolific writer, illustrator, calligrapher, and graphic designer. He authored several short stories…
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FRESH 2021
As the world welcomes 2021, your editors interviewed several lifestyle gurus who advise a reset of minds and attitudes to…
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Parents sweep Karnataka Education Minister’s street to reduce school fees
The members of Karnataka Private School Parent Organisation Coordinating Committee took to sweeping the street in front of state Education…
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Calcutta University resumes practical classes
Mita Mukherjee Calcutta University in West Bengal resumed chemistry practical classes for postgraduate students after nearly ten months on Monday.…
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Delhi unemployment rate 16.25%, nearly 10% children out of school: Survey
The national capital has an unemployment rate of over 16 percent and nearly 10 percent children in the age group…
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Exposure to metals affects pregnancy and infant health
Pregnant women’s exposure to some metals can cause pre-term birth and low birth weight in infants, and pre-eclampsia in women,…
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Compassionate parenting linked to generosity in children
Young children who have experienced compassionate love and empathy from their mothers are more likely to be generous to others,…
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Men & women with higher body fat are better parents
Men and women with higher levels of body fat are better parents compared to those who are skinnier, says a…
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Parents’ divorce can determine your ‘love hormone’ quotient
Adults who were children when their parents were divorced, showed lower levels of oxytocin — the ‘love hormone‘ — than…
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‘Bangla Pokkho’ seeks job, education reservation for Bengalis in Bengal
Bengali outfit ‘Bangla Pokkho’ organised a rally in Kolkata yesterday demanding reservation for Bengalis in jobs and educational institutions in…
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Fulfilling experience
More than two decades ago, when the idea of a gap year was unknown in India, I took a one-year…
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Letter from Managing Editor
As 2020 faded away, the hashtag #2020worstyear was trending on social media. People the world over were happy to see…
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Is it the end of the road for India’s preschools and daycares?
- Amrita Ghosh India, like most of the world, is in the throes of a pandemic that has led to…
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UP BHU Naksha Online Service
As per the latest attempt at digitising the fundamental operations of administration, the Uttar Pradesh government has started the much-awaited…
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Mumbai schools shut despite permission to reopen for classes 5-8
-Dipta Joshi While schools across Maharashtra will begin physical classes for grades 5-8 from January 27, reopening of schools in…
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Suraasa launches internationally-recognised diplomas for teachers’ growth in India
Suraasa, a leading teacher-growth-focused edtech & jobtech platform, today announced the launch of its Internationally-recognised UK Level 6 Teaching Qualifications…
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Presidency University students protest, demand reopening of campus
Members of the Presidency University Students' Council held a day-long protest in front of the varsity's main campus gate in…
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Delhi school principals welcome decision to reopen schools for Classes 10, 12 students
School principals in the Delhi welcomed the government’s decision to reopen schools for classes 10 and 12 students, saying it…
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Karnataka: New academic year to begin from July, says education minister
The Karnataka primary and secondary education minister S Suresh Kumar said that the new academic year in schools would begin…
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Digital studio for teachers in Jammu to deliver online lectures
The Directorate of School Education (DSE) will set up a digital studio in Jammu division for teachers to deliver online…
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