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'We thought it was a ball' - the bombs killing and maiming Indian children

Over the last three decades, at least 565 children in the Indian state of West Bengal have been injured or killed by home-made bombs, a BBC Eye investigation has found.

So what are these deadly devices and how are they linked to political violence in West Bengal? And why are so many Bengali children paying the price?

On a bright summer morning in May 1996, six boys from a slum in Kolkata, the capital of India's West Bengal state, stepped out to play cricket in a narrow alley.

Their shantytown, nestled in the middle-class neighbourhood of Jodhpur Park, thrummed with life. It was a holiday - voting day in a general election.

Nine-year-old Puchu Sardar, one of the boys, grabbed a cricket bat and quietly slipped past his sleeping father. Soon, the cracking noise of bat meeting ball echoed through the alley.

A ball batted out of the boundaries of their makeshift pitch sent the boys searching for it in a small garden nearby. There, in a black plastic bag, they found six round objects.

They looked like cricket balls someone had left behind, and the boys returned to the game with their spoils.

One of the "balls" from the bag was bowled at Puchu who struck it with his bat.

A deafening explosion tore through the alley. It was a bomb.

As the smoke lifted and neighbours rushed outside, they found Puchu and five of his friends sprawled on the street, their skin blackened, clothes scorched, bodies torn.

Screams pierced the chaos.

Seven-year-old Raju Das, an orphan raised by his aunt, and seven-year-old Gopal Biswas died of their injuries. Four other boys were wounded.

Puchu narrowly survived, having suffered serious burns and shrapnel wounds to his chest, face and abdomen.

He spent over a month in hospital. When he came home he had to use kitchen tongs to remove shrapnel still lodged in his body because his family had run out of money to pay for any more medical care

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Her name was Julia Chinn, and her role in Richard Mentor Johnson’s life caused a furor when the Kentucky Democrat was chosen as Martin Van Buren’s running mate in 1836.

She was born enslaved and remained that way her entire life, even after she became Richard Mentor Johnson’s “bride.”

Johnson, a Kentucky congressman who eventually became the nation’s ninth vice president in 1837, couldn’t legally marry Julia Chinn. Instead the couple exchanged vows at a local church with a wedding celebration organized by the enslaved people at his family’s plantation in Great Crossing, according to Miriam Biskin, who wrote about Chinn decades ago.

Chinn died nearly four years before Johnson took office. But because of controversy over her, Johnson is the only vice president in American history who failed to receive enough electoral votes to be elected. The Senate voted him into office.

The couple’s story is complicated and fraught, historians say. As an enslaved woman, Chinn could not consent to a relationship, and there’s no record of how she regarded him. Though she wrote to Johnson during his lengthy absences from Kentucky, the letters didn’t survive.

Amrita Chakrabarti Myers, who is working on a book about Chinn, wrote about the hurdles in a blog post for the Association of Black Women Historians.

“While doing my research, I was struck by how Julia had been erased from the history books,” wrote Myers, a history professor at Indiana University. “Nobody knew who she was. The truth is that Julia (and Richard) are both victims of legacies of enslavement, interracial sex, and silence around black women’s histories.”

Johnson’s life is far better documented.

He was elected as a Democrat to the state legislature in 1802 and to Congress in 1806. The folksy, handsome Kentuckian gained a reputation as a champion of the common man.

Back home in Great Crossing, he fathered a child with a local seamstress, but didn’t marry her when his parents objected, according to the biography “The Life and Times of Colonel Richard M. Johnson of Kentucky.” Then, in about 1811, Johnson, 31, turned to Chinn, 21, who had been enslaved at Blue Spring Plantation since childhood.

Johnson called Chinn “my bride.” His “great pleasure was to sit by the fireplace and listen to Julia as she played on the pianoforte,” Biskin wrote in her account.

The couple soon had two daughters, Imogene and Adaline. Johnson gave his daughters his last name and openly raised them as his children.

Johnson became a national hero during the War of 1812. At the Battle of the Thames in Canada, he led a horseback attack on the British and their Native American allies. He was shot five times but kept fighting. During the battle, the Shawnee chief Tecumseh was killed.

In 1819, “Colonel Dick” was elected to the U.S. Senate. When he was away in Washington for long periods, he left Chinn in charge of the 2,000-acre plantation and told his White employees that they should “act with the same propriety as if I were home.”

Chinn’s status was unique.

While enslaved women wore simple cotton dresses, Chinn’s wardrobe “included fancy dresses that turned heads when Richard hosted parties,” Christina Snyder wrote in her book “Great Crossings: Indians, Settlers & Slaves in the Age of Jackson.”

In 1825, Chinn and Johnson hosted the Marquis de Lafayette during his return to America.

In the mid-1820s, Johnson opened on his plantation the Choctaw Academy, a federally funded boarding school for Native Americans. He hired a local Baptist minister as director. Chinn ran the academy’s medical ward.

“Julia is as good as one half the physicians, where the complaint is not dangerous,” Johnson wrote in a letter. He paid the academy’s director extra to educate their daughters “for a future as free women.”

Johnson tried to advance his daughters in local society, and both would later marry White men. But when he spoke at a local July Fourth celebration, the Lexington Observer reported, prominent White citizens wouldn’t let Adaline sit with them in the pavilion. Johnson sent his daughter to his carriage, rushed through his speech and then angrily drove away.

When Johnson’s father died, he willed ownership of Chinn to his son. He never freed his common-law wife.

“Whatever power Chinn had was dependent on the will and the whims of a White man who legally owned her,” Snyder wrote.

Then, in 1833, Chinn died of cholera. It’s unclear where she is buried.

Johnson went on to even greater national prominence.

In 1836, President Andrew Jackson backed Vice President Martin Van Buren as his successor. At Jackson’s urging, Van Buren — a fancy dresser who had never fought in war — picked war hero Johnson as his running mate. Nobody knew how the Shawnees’ chief was slain in the War of 1812, but Johnson’s campaign slogan was, “Rumpsey, Dumpsey. Johnson Killed Tecumseh.”

Johnson’s relationship with Chinn became a campaign issue. Southern newspapers denounced him as “the great Amalgamationist.” A mocking cartoon showed a distraught Johnson with a hand over his face bewailing “the scurrilous attacks on the Mother of my Children.”

This political cartoon was a racist attack on Johnson because of his relationship with Julia Chinn. (Library of Congress)

Van Buren won the election, but Johnson’s 147 electoral votes were one short of what he needed to be elected. Virginia’s electors refused to vote for him. It was the only time Congress chose a vice president.

When Van Buren ran for reelection in 1840, Democrats declined to nominate Johnson at their Baltimore convention. It is the only time a party didn’t pick any vice-presidential candidate. The spelling-challenged Jackson warned that Johnson would be a “dead wait” on the ticket.

“Old Dick” still ended up being the leading choice and campaigned around the country wearing his trademark red vest. But Van Buren lost to Johnson’s former commanding officer, Gen. William Henry Harrison.

Johnson never remarried, but he reportedly had sexual relationships with other enslaved women who couldn’t consent to them.

The former vice president won a final election to the Kentucky legislature in 1850, but died a short time later at the age of 70.

His brothers laid claim to his estate at the expense of his surviving daughter, Imogene, who was married to a White man named Daniel Pence.

“At some point in the early twentieth century,” Myers wrote, “perhaps because of heightened fears of racism during the Jim Crow era, members of Imogene Johnson Pence’s line, already living as white people, chose to stop telling their children that they were descended from Richard Mentor Johnson … and his black wife. It wasn’t until the late 20th century that younger Pences, by then already in their 40s, 50s, and 60s, began discovering the truth of their heritage.”

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April 15th 1865, saw the birth of children's poet Walter Wingate.

Walter Wingate’s name is not as well known as his poetry is, even in his native Scotland but there are many people who will smile with fond recognition at some of his words, especially You've hurt your finger? Puir wee man! Your pinkie? Deary me! Noo, juist you haud it that wey till I get my specs and see! Which are taken from what is possibly his best known poem The Sair Finger

His father David was also a noted poet (David Wingate 1828-1892 AKA The Collier Poet) and, on his mother's side he is related to Robert Burns (she was Mary Thompson, Burns’ grand daughter)

Wingate’s father had a respect for learning and ensured his son was well educated, first at Hutcheson's Grammar School in Hamilton and then at Glasgow University where he studied fine arts before graduating with a degree in mathematics in 1885 at the age of 20.

Walter had formed a desire to join the Indian Civil Service but, although he passed the academic tests easily, he failed the medical examination due to his poor eyesight. Instead he took up mathematics teaching, gaining a post at St. John's Academy in Hamilton which he held until his death 33 years later.

Walter married Agnes Thom in 1907 and the couple had two children, David and Duncan. Sadly his wife died young in 1916.

Much of Wingate’s poetry is written in the vernacular although he used a variety of accepted poetic styles. His poems reflect his love of nature and his respect for youngsters. He had a good sense of humour and a was a shrewd observer of the ordinary events in life, many of which are subjects for his poems. His work has much in common with that of fellow Scot Robert Louis Stevenson.

Walter Wingate was also a very good artist and left watercolour paintings.

Wingate’s only book of poetry "Poems by Walter Wingate" was published by Gowans and Gray in 1919 the year after he died but he is regularly anthologised and some of his poems have been set to music.

Sair finger

You’ve hurt your finger? Puir wee man! Your pinkie? Deary me! Noo, juist you haud it that wey till I get my specs and see!

My, so it is – and there’s the skelf! Noo, dinna greet nae mair. See there – my needle’s gotten’t out! I’m sure that wasna sair?

And noo, to make it hale the morn, Put on a wee bit saw, And tie a Bonnie hankie roun’t Noo, there na – rin awa’!

Your finger sair ana’? Ye rogue, You’re only lettin’ on. Weel, weel, then – see noo, there ye are, Row’d up the same as John!

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Famous Inventor’s Icks.

Henry Ford

Apparently, he hated Jews. He even made an entire newspaper section dedicated to telling the public just how much they're trying to achieve world domination continuously for a good number of years, on the front page, called “The International Jew: The World's Problem,” even Hitler was hyper aware of his works and praised them, soon even awarding Ford the Grand Cross of the German Eagle on his 75th birthday, 30 July 1938. Which he accepted since you know, they were far away buddies.

Thomas Edison

He hated tons like an elephant weight number of tons. 1 – Any form of criticism, got extremely annoyed when Henry Morton, the President of the Stevens Institute of Technology, called his light bulb a "conspicuous failure" in a public letter. 2 – Most (if not all) black inventors getting any kind of credit for things he majored in like, Edison sued Granville T. Woods, a prolific Black inventor, twice in the 1880s, claiming that he invented the telegraph for trains first. 3 – Tesla. Tesla eventually resigned from Edison's company after becoming convinced that Edison hadn't lived up to a promise of bonuses.

Madame Curie

Xenophobia, Curie faced xenophobia as part of the right-wing press campaign against her. Sexism was also an obvious and huge problem for her as well, some of her coworkers didn’t enjoy her much because they felt she was spending too much time in the lab rather than with her own children. In 1911, Curie was denied a seat in the French Academy of Sciences, likely due to sexism and religion. The right-wing press spread false rumors about her, including that she was Jewish and not truly French.

Nikola Tesla

He absolutely despised germs, this man was the definition of a germaphobe to the point where he declined to shake hands, even wore gloves to avoid germs and hair, just simply hated the feeling of touching hair, some speculate that his hate of feeling hair is stemming from a childhood illness, made him particularly sensitive to the idea of hair carrying bacteria.

Benjamin Franklin

Hated Germans, even saying that they weren’t “as smart as the people already living in the colonies.” As of 1750s, disparaging "low women," Catholics, and Jews; decrying "alien" German immigrants who would "swarm into our settlements;" and labeling Native Americans as "drunken "savages who delight in war. take pride in murder," and should be pursued with "large, strong, and fierce dogs." Yet, in the 1760s, when white Americans attacked an Indian settlement, he labeled the attack "white savagery." African Americans, he described as "sullen, malicious, revengeful" and "by nature [thieves.]" Yet, ever the inquiring scientist, he visited a school for black children, emerging from the visit with a "higher opinion of the black race than I had ever before entertained."

Hedy Lamarr

Lamarr was not a supporter of her husband's political views and hated fascism. She was concerned about the war and didn't feel comfortable making money in Hollywood while the world was in such a state, Lamarr was unhappy in her marriage to Mandl, a wealthy armaments producer for the Nazis. She described him as controlling and said he prevented her from pursuing her acting career. Lamarr escaped to Paris in 1937 and divorced Mandl.

Steve Jobs

Jobs famously disliked styluses, saying, "You have to get 'em, put 'em away, you lose 'em. Yuck! Nobody wants a stylus. So, let's not use a stylus". He also killed the Newton, a tablet-like device that used a stylus, also didn’t like Bill Gates very much, Jobs called Gates "unimaginative" and said that Gates was more comfortable in philanthropy than technology.

All information from google, I tried not to use Wikis, but if it’s incorrect then blame the internet, not me.

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BEST DIRECTORS IN CINEMA-3

Hi everyone! This blog is going to be the 3rd part of 8 Part Series of who I think are the Best Directors Cinema as ever seen

And today I will be talking about

SATYAJIT RAY

Satyajit Ray (born May 2, 1921, Calcutta [now Kolkata], India—died April 23, 1992, Calcutta) was a Bengali motion-picture director, writer, and illustrator who brought the Indian cinema to world recognition with Pather Panchali (1955; The Song of the Road) and its two sequels, known as the Apu Trilogy. As a director, Ray was noted for his humanism, his versatility, and his detailed control over his films and their music. He was one of the greatest filmmakers of the 20th century.

(Early Life)

Ray was an only child whose father died in 1923. His grandfather was a writer and illustrator, and his father, Sukumar Ray, was a writer and illustrator of Bengali nonsense verse. Ray grew up in Calcutta (now Kolkata) and was looked after by his mother. He entered a government school, where he was taught chiefly in Bengali, and then studied at Presidency College, Calcutta’s leading college, where he was taught in English. By the time he graduated in 1940, he was fluent in both languages. In 1940 his mother persuaded him to attend art school at Santiniketan, Rabindranath Tagore’s rural university northwest of Calcutta. There Ray, whose interests had been exclusively urban and Western-oriented, was exposed to Indian and other Eastern art and gained a deeper appreciation of both Eastern and Western culture, a harmonious combination that is evident in his films.

(His Famous Works)

Ray's first film, Pather Panchali (1955) won eleven international prizes, including the inaugural Best Human Document award at the 1956 Cannes Film Festival. This film, along with Aparajito (1956) and Apur Sansar (The World of Apu) (1959), form The Apu Trilogy. Ray did the scripting, casting, scoring, and editing, and designed his own credit titles and publicity material. He also authored several short stories and novels, primarily for young children and teenagers. Popular characters created by Ray include Feluda the sleuth, Professor Shonku the scientist, Tarini Khuro the storyteller, and Lalmohan Ganguly the novelist.

(Filmmaking Style)

His Filmmaking

Ray had been subconsciously paying a tribute to Jean Renoir throughout his career, who influenced him the most.Ray considered script-writing to be an integral part of direction. Initially he refused to make a film in any language other than Bengali. In his two non-Bengali feature films, he wrote the script in English; translators adapted it into Hindustani under Ray's supervision.The narrative structure of Ray's films are represented by musical forms such as sonata, fugue and rondo. Kanchenjunga, Nayak and Aranyer Din Ratri are examples of this structure.

(His Filmography)

Ray made over 36 feature film in his 4 decade long. He made movies such as Pather Panchali in 1955,Aparajito in 1956,Parash Pathar and Jalsaghar in 1958, Apur Sansar in 1959, Devi in 1960. He made movies such as Teen Kanya in 1961, Kanchenjungha and Abhijan in 1962,Mahanagar in 1963,Charulata and Two I'm 1964,Kapurush-0-Mahapurush in 1965,Nayak in 1966,Chiriyakhana in 1967,Goopy Gyne & Bagha Byne in 1969,Aranyer Din Ratri and Pratiwandi in 1970, Seemabaddha and Sikkim in 1971,Inner Eyes in 1972,Ashani Sanket in 1973,Sonar Kella in 1974,Jana Aranyw in 1975,Bala in 1976,Shatranj ka Khilari in 1977,Joi Baba Felunath in 1979,Hirak Rajar Deshe and Pikoo in 1980,Sadgati in 1981,Ghare Bhare in 1984,Sukumar Ray in 1987,Ganashatru and Shakha Proshakha in 1990,Agantuk in 1990.

Satyajit Ray on 1994 stamp of India

Portrait of Satyajit Ray

(Awards & Honors)

Ray received many awards including 36 National Film Awards. He was awarded the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in 1985 and Legion Of Honor in 1987. The Government of India also awarded him with Padma Bhusan in 1965. He also received a Lifetime Achievement Award in 1992 at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. He also won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival

(Legacy)

Ray is considered one of the greatest film directors of all time. He is a cultural icon in India and in Bengali communities worldwide. Following his death, the city of Calcutta came to a virtual standstill, as hundreds of thousands of people gathered around his house to pay their last respects. Ray's influence has been widespread and deep in Bengali cinema; many Bengali directors, including Aparna Sen, Rituparno Ghosh and Gautam Ghose as well as Vishal Bhardwaj, Dibakar Banerjee, Shyam Benegal and Sujoy Ghosh from Hindi cinema in India, Tareq Masud and Tanvir Mokammel in Bangladesh, and Aneel Ahmad in England, have been influenced by his craft.Beyond India, filmmakers Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, James Ivory, Abbas Kiarostami, Elia Kazan, William Wyler,François Truffaut, John Huston, Carlos Saura, Isao Takahata, Oliver Stone,Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson,Danny Boyle and Christopher Nolan.

(Sources)

And that's it for this part folks, I'll meet you with another blog about some the Greatest Directors Cinema has ever seen, Until then

CIAO

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Third Competition Masterpost

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Links to all the polls for the third competition

Preliminary Rounds

1: The Giver - Holes (here)

2: The Secret Garden - Legend (here)

3: The BFG - Island of the Blue Dolphins (here)

4: Stargirl - Smile (here)

5: Arc of a Scythe - Neverending Story (here)

6: Pippi Longstocking - Fudge (here)

7: Song of the Lioness - Swiss Family Robinson (here)

8: The Indian in the Cupboard - Heist Society (here)

9: Amulet - The Chronicles of Prydain (here)

10: Peter and the Starcatchers - Damar (here)

11: Julie of the Wolves - Emily (here)

12: Savvy - Michael Vey (here)

13: Circle of Magic - Goosebumps (here)

14: Odd and the Frost Giants - The Faraway Tree (here)

15: Five Children - Molly Moon (here)

16: Middle School - Greenglass House (here)

17: Clementine - Malory Towers (here)

18: The Littles - The Sea of Trolls (here)

19: Deltora Quest - Cold Awakening (here)

20: I Funny - Poison (here)

21: Ingo - Sweet Valley High (here)

22: Magic Shop - Island of the Aunts (here)

23: The Star of Kazan - The Moorchild (here)

24: The Genius Files - Willa (here)

25: Dragonhaven - The Cooper Kids Adventures (here)

26: The Dragonfly Pool - Iron Hearted Violet (here)

27: Sixty-Eight Rooms - Silver Brumby (here)

28: The Lost Conspiracy - The Kid Who Ran for President (here)

29: Dragon Slayer's Academy - Dear Canada (here)

30: The Vengekeep Prophecies - Weenies (here)

31: Cobble Street Cousins - Pixie Tricks (here)

32: The Strictest School in the World - The O'Clock Tales (here)

Round 1 Polls

Poll 1: Holes vs Bella Sara (here)

Poll 2: Nimona vs The Kid Who Ran for President (here)

Poll 3: The Spiderwick Chronicles vs Rowan of Rin (here)

Poll 4: Goosebumps vs The Search for WondLa (here)

Poll 5: Molly Moon vs Judy Moody (here)

Poll 6: Protector of the Small vs Island of the Aunts (here)

Poll 7: Song of the Lioness vs Unicorns of Balinor (here)

Poll 8: The Kane Chronicles vs The Unicorn's Secret (here)

Poll 9: The Earthsea Cycle vs Dear Canada (here)

Poll 10: Ramona vs Dragonhaven (here)

Poll 11: Lockwood & Co vs Dear America (here)

Poll 12: Dark Hills Divide vs Clementine (here)

Poll 13: The Babysitter's Club vs Deltora Quest (here)

Poll 14: Peter and the Starcatchers vs Adventures of the Bailey School Kids (here)

Poll 15: Pippi Longstocking vs The Fairy Realm (here)

Poll 16: Coraline vs Pixie Tricks (here)

Round 2 Polls

Poll 1: Holes vs Nimona (here)

Poll 2: The Spiderwick Chronicles vs Goosebumps (here)

Poll 3: Judy Moody vs Protector of the Small (here)

Poll 4: Song of the Lioness vs The Kane Chronicles (here)

Poll 5: The Earthsea Cycle vs Ramona (here)

Poll 6: Lockwood & Co. vs Clementine (here)

Poll 7: Deltora Quest vs Adventures of the Bailey School Kids (here)

Poll 8: Pippi Longstocking vs Coraline (here)

Round 3 Polls

Poll 1: Holes vs The Spiderwick Chronicles (here)

Poll 2: Protector of the Small vs Song of the Lioness (here)

Poll 3: The Earthsea Cycle vs Lockwood & Co. (here)

Poll 4: Deltora Quest vs Coraline (here)

Semifinals

Poll 1: Holes vs Protector of the Small (here)

Poll 2: Lockwood & Co. vs Coraline (here)

Finals

Holes vs Lockwood & Co. (here)

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Checkmate the Future: Online Chess Classes Opening India's Elite Academies Path

Chess is a trip of strategic thinking, mental discipline, and creativity, not just a game. In India, where chess is a popular game, developing new players now takes front stage. Children have until unheard-of access to fundamental instruction that opens the path for their admission into India's top chess academies thanks to the proliferation of online chess courses. The best chess academy in india provides a disciplined learning atmosphere that helps children to hone their abilities, boost confidence, and become ready for advanced professional coaching.

1. Using Accessibility to Foster Early Talent

Online chess courses have democratised access to top-notch instruction so that children from all throughout India may study from professional tutors. Young students may sign up for beginning-friendly classes according to their speed and abilities without having to physically travel. This accessibility not only stimulates early curiosity but also points out talent that could have otherwise gone unreported in outlying regions.

2. Complete Courses for Mastery of Foundations

Online chess classes provide a well-rounded curriculum including the foundations of opening strategy, middle-game tactics, and endgame procedures. Children get a strong basis in the game by means of interesting video lectures, practice problems, and virtual games. These organised courses are meant to make sure young players understand the foundations, therefore preparing them for further training at elite clubs.

3. Individualised Education for Maximum Development

Online courses provide one of the benefits in that they let a youngster customise their education depending on their strengths and shortcomings. Many systems let young players see opportunities for development by using AI-driven data and performance monitoring. This tailored strategy guarantees they are ready for the demanding requirements of top chess academies and speeds their development.

4. Early Competitive Play Exists

Online chess classes can provide chances for children to engage in virtual competitions, therefore providing them with experience of competitive playing. These tournaments help young players to test their ideas against others all around, therefore increasing their resilience and confidence. Early competition helps kids be ready for the intensity of national and international competitions, which are essential for top chess instruction.

5. Developing Decision-Making and Critical Thought Capacity

Chess tests forethought, reasoning, and decision-making more than it does mere movement ability. Online chess lessons educate children how to think many steps ahead and change with the times by stressing these fundamental abilities. These cognitive skills help not just with chess but also with life in general.

6. Healing the Divide to Get Professional Training

Like stepping stones, online courses equip kids for the sophisticated techniques of India's top chess schools. Children who grasp the fundamentals online join professional coaching settings with a firm basis and clear guidance. This smooth transition guarantees their complete advantage from the specialised instruction provided by elite academies.

7. Flexible Education Without Sacering Academic Standards

Many families find it difficult to juggle extracurricular activities and school. Online chess classes provide the freedom to plan lessons around a child's school schedule. This guarantees that children may follow their love of chess without sacrificing their education, therefore facilitating a good balance.

Conclusion

An online chess course for kids is transforming how young Indian talent finds and develops its potential. Children may develop fundamental skills and become ready for the premier tuition given by India's best chess schools by means of an easily available, orderly, and adaptable approach. These courses are very important in forming the next generation of chess champions as they help to close the difference between beginners and expert players. Starting their path online allows children to dream large, striving for the highest degree of chess perfection.

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What Makes a High School in Chembur the Right Choice for Your Child?

Choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions parents make for their children. A good school shapes a child’s future, supports their learning, and helps them grow in every aspect of life. Among the many high schools in Mumbai, Ryan Global School, Chembur stands out as a place where students thrive academically and personally. 

A Holistic Learning Environment

Ryan Global School, Chembur, is recognised as one of the top schools in Chembur. The school provides a dynamic and supportive learning environment that nurtures students to achieve their best. With modern classrooms, advanced teaching tools, and dedicated teachers, students are motivated to explore, question, and grow.

The school follows the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) curriculum, which emphasises inquiry-based learning. This approach helps students build critical thinking skills, develop curiosity, and gain a deeper understanding of concepts.

State-of-the-Art Infrastructure

Ryan Global School offers advanced facilities that benefit students and enhance their learning experience. The school features spacious, air-conditioned classrooms, interactive whiteboards with Wi-Fi, and fully equipped laboratories for science and technology. A large library, AV rooms, and excellent sports grounds for basketball and football add to the holistic experience for students. 

These facilities make Ryan Global School one of the best high schools in Mumbai, where students can develop their academic, creative, and physical abilities in a well-rounded way.

Focus on All-Round Development

At Ryan Global School, education goes beyond books. The school encourages students to take part in co-curricular activities, sports, and leadership programmes. Initiatives like the International Award for Young People and the Global Schools programme expose students to global issues and values.

Students also receive professional training in sports like football through the La Liga Football School and chess through Vishwanathan Anand’s Mind Champions Academy. These programmes aim to foster discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Such efforts ensure that the school remains one of the top schools in Chembur, offering all-round development opportunities to its students.

Preparing Students for the Future

Ryan Global School believes in preparing students for success in higher education and life. The school offers guidance in selecting subjects, creating individual career paths, and preparing students for college applications. Through partnerships and university fairs, students receive exposure to colleges in India and abroad. This focus on long-term success and global readiness makes the school a preferred choice for parents seeking the best high schools in Mumbai. 

International Exposure and Leadership Opportunities

Students at Ryan Global School have opportunities to participate in international exchange programmes, the Indian Model United Nations, and educational trips to places like NASA and Switzerland. These activities help students develop leadership skills, cultural understanding, and global citizenship. 

The school’s commitment to nurturing future leaders and providing world-class exposure is why many consider it one of the top schools in Chembur.

Ryan Global School, Chembur, stands out for its quality education, modern facilities, and focus on holistic development. As one of the leading high schools in Mumbai, it provides an enriching environment where students can grow academically, socially, and personally.

Choosing Ryan Global School means giving your child the chance to learn, lead, and succeed in an ever-changing world.

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Exploring the Best Schools in Bangalore: Top-Rated CBSE Schools and More

Bangalore, known for its vibrant culture and booming technology industry, also excels in providing high-quality education. The city offers a plethora of schools catering to various curriculums, with CBSE being one of the most sought-after. Here's a comprehensive guide to the top-rated CBSE schools and other prestigious institutions in Bangalore.

1. Schools in Bangalore: A Diverse Educational Landscape

Bangalore is home to schools offering a variety of curriculums such as CBSE, ICSE, IB, and state boards. With a focus on academics, extracurricular activities, and holistic development, the city’s schools aim to nurture future-ready students schools in bangalore ,

National Public School (NPS): A name synonymous with academic excellence across Bangalore.

Mallya Aditi International School: Known for its innovative teaching methodologies and extracurricular focus.

Greenwood High International School: Offers multiple curriculums, including CBSE and IB, with excellent facilities.

Bethany High: Combines traditional values with modern education techniques.

Inventure Academy: A progressive institution focusing on creativity and critical thinking.

2. Top-Rated CBSE Schools in Bangalore

CBSE is a preferred curriculum in Bangalore, known for its structured approach and emphasis on STEM education. Here are some of the top-rated CBSE schools in bangalore .

Delhi Public School (DPS): Renowned for its academic rigor and vibrant extracurricular programs.

Army Public School: Offers quality education with a strong emphasis on discipline and values.

Chrysalis High: A modern school that prioritizes individual student needs and overall development.

Kendriya Vidyalaya: Trusted for its consistent and affordable education across multiple branches.

Jain Heritage School: Blends academics with a focus on sports and cultural activities.

3. Best CBSE Schools in Bangalore

Some schools consistently stand out for their performance, infrastructure, and student outcomes. These include:

Treamis World School: A top choice for families seeking CBSE along with a global outlook.

Harvest International School: Known for its innovative teaching methods and student-centric approach.

New Horizon Gurukul: Combines traditional Indian values with modern education practices.

Sri Kumaran Children's Home: A prestigious name for its academic achievements and well-rounded education.

VIBGYOR High: Offers a comprehensive CBSE curriculum along with excellent extracurricular opportunities.

Conclusion

Bangalore's reputation as an educational hub is well-deserved, with schools offering excellent infrastructure, experienced faculty, and a focus on holistic development. Whether you’re looking for a top-rated CBSE school or best schools bangalore cbse that aligns with your child’s unique interests, Bangalore has options to suit every need.

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Unveiling the Best Schooling Choices in Bangalore: ICSE, Boarding, and IGCSE Options

Bangalore, often referred to as the educational capital of South India, offers a wealth of choices when it comes to selecting the right school for children. With its diverse population and international exposure, the city boasts some of the best educational institutions in India, each offering unique curricula designed to cater to different learning preferences and educational needs. Whether you're looking for ICSE top schools in Bangalore, boarding schools Bangalore, or IGCSE schools in Bangalore, the city provides exceptional options for every child.

The Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) is one of the most sought-after curricula in Bangalore, particularly for those who appreciate a well-structured, academically rigorous approach. ICSE top schools in Bangalore are known for their strong emphasis on academics, focusing not only on subjects like mathematics and science but also on languages, social studies, and humanities. This curriculum is particularly valued for its depth and analytical approach, which promotes critical thinking and a strong foundation in all subjects. Schools such as St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bishop Cotton Girls’ School, and The International School Bangalore (TISB) are some of the is the holistic development approach. These schools not only excel in academics but also prioritize extracurricular activities, ensuring that students are well-rounded individuals by the time they graduate. Whether it’s sports, music, arts, or leadership development programs, ICSE schools offer a rich array of activities that help students develop social, emotional, and physical skills. With their focus on character-building and academic excellence, ICSE schools in Bangalore are perfect for families who value both rigorous studies and the importance of extracurricular involvement.

For families looking for a more immersive educational experience, boarding schools Bangalore present an excellent choice. Boarding schools in Bangalore provide an environment where children can focus entirely on their studies, live in a structured setting, and develop independence at an early age. These schools offer a comprehensive educational experience, combining academics with personal growth. Students live on campus, which gives them the chance to build life skills such as time management, self-discipline, and responsibility. Additionally, boarding schools are often more focused on developing leadership skills, teamwork, and resilience, which are essential in today's fast-paced world.

Boarding schools Bangalore like Indus International School, Mallya Aditi International School, and Vidyashilp Academy are known for their high academic standards and exceptional facilities. These schools offer a range of curricula, from ICSE to International Baccalaureate (IB) and even Cambridge's IGCSE, ensuring that students have the flexibility to choose a program that best suits their interests and goals. The presence of modern amenities such as sports complexes, dormitories, libraries, and recreational areas makes the boarding school experience enriching both academically and personally.

Another increasingly popular option in Bangalore is the IGCSE schools in Bangalore, particularly for families seeking an international curriculum for their children. The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is a globally recognized program offered by Cambridge International Examinations, and it is known for its flexibility and student-centered approach. Unlike traditional curriculums, the IGCSE focuses on developing independent learning skills, critical thinking, and an international perspective. Students are given the opportunity to choose from a broad range of subjects, allowing them to specialize in areas they are passionate about, whether it's science, literature, or the arts.

IGCSE schools in Bangalore such as The International School Bangalore (TISB), Canadian International School, and Bangalore International School have built a reputation for offering a world-class education. These schools focus on creating global citizens, encouraging students to engage with international issues and develop skills that are critical in today’s interconnected world. The IGCSE curriculum is designed to foster a spirit of inquiry, helping students to not just memorize facts but to understand concepts, analyze information, and apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios.

One of the key advantages of studying in IGCSE schools in Bangalore is the exposure to a diverse, multicultural environment. Many of these schools have a significant number of expatriate students, offering children an opportunity to interact with peers from different backgrounds, cultures, and countries. This cultural exposure can help students develop a broader worldview, making them more adaptable and globally minded.

In choosing the right educational path for a child in Bangalore, it’s important to consider factors such as the child’s learning style, future academic goals, and the family’s values. ICSE top schools in Bangalore are ideal for those who prefer a more structured, traditional approach to education with an emphasis on in-depth learning. For families seeking a more immersive and nurturing experience, boarding schools Bangalore provide a perfect blend of academic rigor and personal development. Meanwhile, for those looking for an international education, IGCSE schools in Bangalore offer flexibility, global exposure, and a modern approach to teaching and learning.

Bangalore’s diverse range of educational options ensures that parents can find the right fit for their children, whether they are looking for a well-rounded education in an ICSE top school in Bangalore, a comprehensive boarding experience in boarding schools Bangalore, or a flexible, globally oriented curriculum in IGCSE schools in Bangalore. Each of these options provides a strong foundation for academic and personal success, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the challenges of the future.

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Best Football Coaching in Bangalore: Finding the Right Fit for Aspiring Players

Bangalore, with its vibrant sports culture, has become a hub for aspiring football players who dream of excelling in the sport. The city’s rapid growth in sports infrastructure and training facilities has led to the rise of some of the best football coaching programs in India. For young players, beginners, and even adults aiming to refine their skills, there are numerous football academies and training centers offering exceptional programs across all age groups. In this article, we'll explore the top options for best football coaching in Bangalore and delve into the qualities to look for in a grassroots football academy, as well as the importance of structured football classes and training sessions.

Why Bangalore is an Emerging Destination for Football Enthusiasts

Bangalore has quickly positioned itself as a breeding ground for football talent in India. Many dedicated football academies and clubs have emerged in the city, aiming to nurture players from a young age and guide them to advanced levels. With a strong focus on foundational skills, advanced tactics, and comprehensive fitness regimes, these programs create a structured pathway for aspiring footballers. The presence of such football academies makes it easier for Bangalore-based players to access high-quality training without the need to travel far from home.

Top Football Academies and Coaching Centers in Bangalore

Here’s a closer look at some of the most renowned options for football coaching in the city, known for their professional approach to the sport and consistent delivery of quality training.

1. Bangalore Youth Football League (BYFL)

BYFL is one of the best football coaching centers in Bangalore, recognized for its dedicated approach to youth football. With a structured curriculum designed for each age group, BYFL focuses on honing individual skills, tactical understanding, and game intelligence. The academy offers multiple programs catering to beginners, intermediate, and advanced players, making it ideal for anyone looking to take up football coaching seriously. Coaches at BYFL are well-trained, with a strong emphasis on mentoring and development through constructive feedback and personal guidance.

2. RFC Football Academy

RFC Football Academy is a top contender for players searching for best football coaching in Bangalore. Known for its world-class infrastructure, RFC provides extensive training programs that focus on fitness, skill development, and match preparedness. RFC offers both residential and non-residential programs, making it convenient for players who want dedicated training or regular football classes. RFC’s training sessions include personalized coaching, tactical training, and exposure to competitive matches.

3. Roots Football Academy

Roots Football Academy is one of the city’s most popular grassroots football academy options, specifically aimed at young players starting their journey in football. The academy’s programs are tailored for children and youth, building a strong foundation in fundamental skills. By focusing on the basics, Roots helps players develop their physical fitness, coordination, and understanding of the game. The academy also hosts frequent tournaments and friendly matches, giving players valuable match experience.

4. The Sports School with Barca Academy

This unique collaboration brings Barcelona-style football training to Bangalore. The Sports School, in partnership with Barca Academy, aims to provide world-class training to Indian players. Here, students experience the same methodology and coaching techniques used by one of Europe’s most successful football clubs. The academy combines football training with academics, allowing young players to balance their education with intensive sports training.

What to Look for in a Football Coaching Program

Selecting the right football academy can be challenging, as each one offers unique strengths. When searching for the best football coaching in Bangalore, here are a few essential factors to consider:

1. Quality of Coaching Staff

Professional and experienced coaches play a pivotal role in player development. Look for academies that have qualified coaches with relevant certifications and proven track records in the field. An experienced coaching team can provide valuable insights into skill-building, tactics, and sportsmanship.

2. Age-Appropriate Training

Top football academies in Bangalore offer age-specific programs to ensure that each player receives training suited to their level. For younger players, grassroots football academy programs are ideal as they focus on building foundational skills through engaging drills and techniques.

3. Infrastructure and Facilities

Good infrastructure is crucial to effective training. From well-maintained pitches to quality equipment, the best academies provide all the necessary resources for effective football training. Some academies in Bangalore also have access to fitness centers, medical facilities, and video analysis rooms for more advanced training.

4. Opportunities for Competitive Play

To truly excel, players need to experience the competitive side of the game. Look for academies that organize tournaments, leagues, and friendly matches to give players the opportunity to showcase their skills and learn from real-game scenarios.

The Benefits of Grassroots Football Coaching

The value of grassroots football coaching cannot be overstated. Many of Bangalore’s top academies emphasize grassroots programs to build a strong foundation in young players. These programs are designed to introduce beginners to basic skills like dribbling, passing, and shooting while fostering a love for the game. Grassroots programs also emphasize physical conditioning, teamwork, and discipline, creating well-rounded players who can transition seamlessly into more advanced training as they grow.

Why Football Classes are Essential for Player Development

Structured football classes are essential to help players progress and track their improvement. Regular classes instill discipline, improve fitness, and refine players’ technical and tactical skills. Whether it's through private coaching or group sessions, consistent classes help players build their confidence and push their limits, especially with the guidance of experienced coaches.

Conclusion

The best football coaching in Bangalore offers aspiring players a chance to train at top facilities, guided by seasoned coaches in a supportive environment. With high-quality training programs, the city’s football academies provide a pathway to excellence, allowing players to develop their skills and realize their potential. For anyone with a passion for football, Bangalore is the perfect place to kickstart their journey, with grassroots football academies, structured football classes, and comprehensive football training available to players of all ages.

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Top ICSE Schools in Bangalore: A Comprehensive Guide

Choosing the right ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) school for your child in Bangalore can be a daunting task. With numerous options available, each with its own unique offerings, it's essential to gather reliable information to make an informed decision. In this comprehensive guide, we present a list of the top 20 ICSE schools in Bangalore for the academic year 2024-2025. This list is not ranked in any particular order but provides essential details about each school to help you in your search for the best educational institution for your child.

Benefits of Choosing the Right School 

Selecting the right ICSE school for your child can significantly impact their academic and personal growth. Here are some key benefits of choosing the right school:

Academic Excellence: The top ICSE schools in Bangalore prioritize academic rigour, ensuring that students receive a strong educational foundation.

Holistic Development: These schools offer a well-rounded approach, emphasizing not only academic excellence but also the development of life skills, character, and values.

Co-curricular Activities: The best ICSE schools provide ample opportunities for students to engage in a variety of co-curricular activities, such as sports, arts, and community service, fostering their overall growth and interests.

Experienced Faculty: These schools have qualified and experienced teachers dedicated to providing quality education and personalized attention to students.

Modern Infrastructure: The top ICSE schools offer state-of-the-art facilities, libraries, laboratories, and technology-enabled classrooms to create an optimal learning environment.

Global Perspective: Many of these schools focus on promoting global awareness and cultural diversity, preparing students to thrive in a multicultural world.

Networking and Opportunities: Attending a reputable ICSE school opens doors to networking opportunities and connections that can benefit students in their future academic and professional endeavors.

Top 20 ICSE Schools in Bangalore - 2024-2025

Clarence Public School, J.P Nagar

Lawrence High School ICSE, HSR Layout

Christ CMI Public School, Dharmaram

Bethany High School, Koramangala

SorsFort International School, Electronic City

Baldwin High School, Richmond Town

Bangalore International Academy (BIA)

Gopalan National School

St. Germain's Academy

Vidyashilp Academy

Mitra Academy

Greenwood High International School

Bishop Cotton School

The Frank Anthony Public School

Sri Kumaran Children's Home School

Ebenezer International School

Mallya Aditi International School

St. Joseph's High School

Primus Public School

St. Francis De Sales Public School

Conclusion 

Finding the right ICSE school for your child in Bangalore is a significant decision that requires careful consideration. The top 20 ICSE schools in Bangalore listed in this guide provide a diverse range of options, each with its own strengths and unique offerings. Remember to consider factors such as the curriculum, facilities, extracurricular activities, academic performance, and the school's overall culture and values. Additionally, visiting the schools, interacting with faculty and staff, and seeking recommendations from other parents can provide valuable insights. With thorough research and consideration of your child's needs and interests, you can make an informed decision and choose the best ICSE school in Bangalore for their holistic development and academic success. For detailed information on every school in Bangalore and support of the education ecosystem, you may want to visit or follow BeWise. 

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Discover Top-Rated Sports and Learning Programs for Kids at SportPlus Academy

Looking for an all-in-one center where kids can play, learn, and grow? SportPlus Academy in Indian Trail, NC, offers just that. With an extensive range of activities including sports, art, academic programs, and specialized brain training, we’re dedicated to helping kids reach their fullest potential in a supportive, fun, and safe environment. Here’s why SportPlus Academy and sportplusacademy.com are your best choices for quality kids’ programs.

Why Choose SportPlus Academy?

SportPlus Academy is more than a place for after-school activities. With expertly crafted programs, a welcoming atmosphere, and passionate instructors, our academy stands out for the variety and quality of classes we offer. Here’s what you’ll find at SportPlus Academy:

Wide Range of Kids’ Sports Programs: From gymnastics to basketball and soccer, we focus on both individual skills and team play. Our sports programs help children develop coordination, teamwork, and discipline, instilling healthy habits from a young age.

Creative Arts Classes: We believe every child should explore their creativity. Our art and dance programs, including ballet and modern dance, give kids a platform to express themselves while learning techniques that foster imagination and confidence.

Educational Enrichment: Our math and brain training programs are designed to boost cognitive skills. We even offer chess classes to sharpen strategic thinking, problem-solving, and patience—skills that benefit kids both in and out of the classroom.

Preschool Programs: Preparing kids for kindergarten is a vital part of our mission. Our preschool curriculum combines learning with play, helping kids transition into a structured learning environment that nurtures curiosity and a love for education.

Seasonal Camps for Kids: Our summer camps and seasonal winter and spring break camps are ideal for keeping children engaged during school breaks. These camps offer a mix of sports, arts, and educational activities, ensuring kids stay active and mentally stimulated.

Adult Fitness Classes for Parents: Parents aren’t left out at SportPlus Academy! We understand that family wellness is essential, which is why we offer adult fitness classes for those looking to stay active while their kids enjoy their own activities.

What Sets SportPlus Academy Apart?

At SportPlus Academy, we understand the value of a well-rounded childhood experience, which is why we go beyond traditional sports and learning centers. Our programs are tailored for different age groups, from toddlers as young as three to teens aged 15, providing kids with age-appropriate activities that cater to their developmental needs.

Why SportPlus Academy is Your Best Choice

Located at 3016 Sardis Dr, Indian Trail, NC 28079, SportPlus Academy offers families a convenient, enriching destination for comprehensive child development. Our experienced instructors bring passion and expertise, ensuring that every child feels supported, challenged, and inspired. Whether you’re interested in physical fitness, creative expression, or academic enrichment, we’ve got a program that meets your needs.

To learn more about our offerings, visit us at sportplusacademy.com or give us a call at 980-221-2535. Let’s give your child the best foundation for growth with SportPlus Academy.

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Montessori training in velachery

Montessori training in velachery

Montessori education has been gaining widespread recognition for its unique approach to child development, focusing on fostering independence, creativity, and a love for learning. If you're a parent, educator, or aspiring teacher in Velachery looking to understand Montessori education or receive training in this esteemed method, you’re in the right place.

Why Montessori?

The Montessori method is based on the philosophy of Dr. Maria Montessori, emphasizing hands-on, child-centered learning where children explore at their own pace. Montessori classrooms are designed to encourage self-discovery and experiential learning rather than traditional rote methods. This educational approach aims to nurture each child's intellectual, social, and emotional development in a holistic manner.

Montessori Training in Velachery

Velachery, a bustling suburb in Chennai, is home to several educational institutions that offer specialized Montessori training programs. These programs are ideal for those looking to pursue a career in early childhood education or improve their skills as a Montessori educator.

Key Features of Montessori Training in Velachery

Certified Courses: Institutions in Velachery offer certified Montessori training, ensuring you gain internationally recognized credentials. Many centers follow the standards set by the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) or Indian Montessori Centre (IMC).

Experienced Faculty: These programs are led by experienced educators who have practiced the Montessori method in real-world classroom settings. This practical knowledge is vital for understanding how to apply Montessori principles effectively.

Hands-on Learning: Montessori training centers in Velachery focus on interactive learning, encouraging participants to engage with Montessori materials and techniques. This hands-on experience is crucial in understanding how to create a prepared environment conducive to a child’s development.

Flexible Course Durations: Many training institutes offer flexible course schedules, including part-time and full-time options, making it easier for working professionals or parents to attend.

Internships and Job Placement: Some institutes in Velachery also provide internship opportunities, allowing you to gain practical experience in a Montessori school setting. This practical exposure, combined with job placement assistance, is a huge benefit for those starting a new career in education.

Top Montessori Training Institutes in Velachery

Here are a few prominent Montessori training institutes in Velachery that are recognized for their quality and commitment to Montessori education:

Velachery Montessori Training Institute: Offers comprehensive training programs for aspiring teachers. The institute covers theory, Montessori materials, and child psychology.

Chennai Montessori Training Academy: Known for its structured curriculum and emphasis on practical training, this academy helps students develop the skills needed to run a Montessori classroom.

Indian Montessori Centre – Velachery Branch: A reputed center for those looking to gain IMC certification, with an emphasis on developing real-life Montessori skills through internships and practical sessions.

Why Choose Montessori Training in Velachery?

Local Access to Quality Training: For residents of Velachery and nearby areas, accessing high-quality Montessori training is convenient and accessible. You no longer have to travel far to get trained by the best.

Growing Demand: The demand for Montessori educators is rising as more parents recognize the benefits of this educational approach. By enrolling in a Montessori training course in Velachery, you are positioning yourself for a rewarding career with growing opportunities.

Community Support: Velachery has a close-knit educational community where educators can connect, collaborate, and grow together, providing a rich environment for your professional development.

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Empowering Future Leaders: The Rashtriya Military School Course at Officer Cadre Academy

Rashtriya Military School Introduction

The RMS plays a pivotal role in shaping the future leaders of our country with their rigorous academic and military training programs. These schools are for students who wish to enter the armed forces and provide a holistic education that balances academic achievement with character development. The RMS institutions have a wide presence across different regions in the country. Their curriculum includes preparation for entry-level examinations into the defense forces.

Overview of the Rashtriya Military School Examination

The Rashtriya Military School examination is an important step that facilitates a candidate seeking entry into such elite institutions. The primary motive of the examination is to analyze a student's aptitude in mathematics, English, and general knowledge subjects. Officer Cadre Academy is an institution dedicated to arming students with the necessary skills and knowledge to perform exceedingly well in this competitive examination, in Raebareli.

The test of RMS usually comprises the following:

Mathematics: It helps develop logical thinking and reasoning for problem-solving.

English: It is basically concerned with reading and comprehension skills, besides grammar and vocabulary building.

General Knowledge: Concentrates on current events awareness and basic historic facts.

Support for Aspirants at Officer Cadre Academy

Customized Courses

We realize that students preparing for the Rashtriya Military School Exam Classes in Raebareli face great challenges. Our courses are designed to build on concepts essentially vital to acing the exam. Classes are focused on each subject with instruction that will exhaust all the syllabus material. Our committed and veteran faculty members would deliver research-based teaching for all learners to firmly build a foundation and gain deep understanding of these fundamental concepts.

Experienced Faculty

What the Raebareli academy teaches has the most qualified teachers with years of teaching experience and preparing students for military entrance exams. This set of educators helps the student with his entire learning cycle, from providing basic knowledge to practice materials to taking them through one-to-one mentoring. This enables each student to get the attention and support he may need to correct specific weaknesses and make the most of all his strengths.

Mock Tests and Assessments

For effective preparation, tests are conducted on a regular basis by Officer Cadre Academy patterned after the Rashtriya Military School examination. This would help the students to learn:

Strengths and Weaknesses: The test guides the knowledge of students about various subjects whereby they can give priority to weaknesses.

Time Management Skill: These time-bound tests help the students to learn the effective management of their time in exams.

Building Confidence: Regular practice through mock exams will help the students build up their confidence and reduce any nervousness before the actual exam.

Conclusion

In this competitive landscape, aspirants for the Rashtriya Military School Exam Classes in Raebareli need every possible advantage. Officer Cadre Academy in Raebareli stands committed to giving children every support and resources they need to come out with flying colors. Our holistic approach blends academic knowledge with discipline and character building-the same values inherent in the Rashtriya Military Schools.

Preparing with Officer Cadre Academy does not mean you are just joining a coaching institution, but you enter a community which will be building the leaders of the future for the Indian Armed Forces. So, if you are prepared to go on this noble journey, join us today and take that first step toward fulfilling your dreams of being a nation servant!

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With rising tides of change, today's world is instantly merging into a new  life. And the most empowering right has been education that has transformed people and their communities. There are many NGOs focusing on providing quality education  those in need. In this article, some of the most demanding education NGOs and how they are changing the world will be discussed.

Education NGO: Change the World

Introduction

1. Pratham Education Foundation (India)

Pratham is one of the biggest education NGOs in India. It focuses mainly on primary education in rural and urban areas by improving learning outcomes through remedial classes, teacher training, and community-based programs.

Save the Children (Global)

Save the Children is an international nongovernmental organization that works on advocacy to safeguard rights and their accomplishment for children. They provide education programs in the countries involved in conflict, refugee camps, and disadvantaged communities. Save the Children's early childhood development and inclusive education programs help break the circle of poverty and inequality.

3. Room to Read (Global)

Room to Read is one of the world's top non-profits dedicated solely to an effort to develop literacy and numeracy programs in some of the poorest parts of Asia and Africa. Established in 2000, Room to Read has built libraries, distributed books, and trained teachers to enhance children's learning abilities. The commitment of the organization to empower children through education has made Room to Read a respected organization across the globe.

4. Teach For All (Global)

Teach For All is an international network of independent not-for-profit organizations aiming at recruiting and training talented individuals as teachers in high-need schools for the removal of education inequity and acquisition of quality education by all children. Teach For All believes leadership development and systemic change, which makes it one of the most impactful trends for education systems worldwide.

5. Bridge International Academies (Global)

Bridge International Academies It is the largest for-profit operator of primary schools in the developing world. Bridge International Academies offers affordable and quality primary education to children in underserved communities. The International Curriculum: The international curriculum applies to schools set up in underserved communities to ensure children access education meeting global requirements. Hence, it is through this focus on accessible and effective education that makes a difference in children's and family lives.

6. World Literacy Foundation Global

Among those on my list is the World Literacy Foundation, a nonprofit international organization with a mission to strive for literacy and educational development. Through literacy programs, teacher training, and community development, they enhance learning outcomes. The World Literacy Foundation, with its objective of uplifting people's lives through literacy, is an organization that has won respect in the sector.

7. Educate Girls (India)

Educate Girls is an Indian NGO that works to enhance education for girls in rural areas. Increased enrollments, reduced dropout rates, and improved learning outcomes for girls are among the objectives the organization strives to achieve. A leading NGO, Educate Girls has revolutionized its approach toward mainstreaming gender equality.

8. Project Prakash (India)

Project Prakash is a not-for-profit organization that tackles the issue of children in India through provision of free eye care and vision rehabilitation. They restore eyesight in children with cataract and other impairments, so that they are all catapulted to classrooms and productive lives. It impacts for children in India through its thrust on vision health and education.

9. The Global Fund for Children (Global)

The Global Fund for Children is an organization that supports grassroots organizations to improve the lives of children in developing countries. It offers grants and funding, training, and technical assistance to local NGOs operating education programs. The commitment of Global Fund for Children to local leadership and a community-driven approach makes a difference to children all over the world.

10. Global Partnership for Education (Global)

The Global Partnership for Education is a global partnership that supports developing countries in building or improving the education system. They offer funding, technical assistance, and policy advice to governments and NGOs. The focus of the Global Partnership for Education on systemic change and sustainable development is a big impact on education outcomes worldwide.

Conclusion

Some of the many education NGOs in demand to make a difference in the world are presented below. The organizations help improve the quality of education, empower people, and bridge educational inequalities to create a brighter future for generations to come.