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“Christmas might be for the believers only but the endearment of Santa reaches to every kid, who believes in his existence…….”
‘Is Santa real or unreal?’ – This never bothered me (at least) . He surely was not a superhero and not an omnipresent entity too. But he is a friend, a friend to that child too who does not have any.
THE SANTA OF MY THOUGHTS (An article by Yash Annadate, published on 25th December 2020)
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#Christmas #Santa #celebration #children #love
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"At the centre, there is Delhi government, at the state there is Mumbai government, but here we are our own government." These words point yo the pride, affirmation, inclusive government and self-empowerment of people of Lekha-Medha village (Gadchiroli, Maharashtra) belonging to Gond tribe. Inspite of being underdeveloped and Maoist affected, this village has set an example by becoming the 1st village which has been granted the Community Forest Rights under the Schedule Tribes and Other Forest Dwellers Act, 2006.
WE ARE OUR OWN GOVERNMENT : A FIGHT FOR JAL, JANGAL, JAMEEN (An article by Saloni Meshram, published on 23rd December 2020)
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#community #people #delhi #mumbai #india #humanrights #environment #nature #conservation #rights #communityrights #democracy #justice #independence #empowerment #villagedevelopment
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The covid-19 pandemic which resulted in a nationwide lockdown was the one which brought OTT platforms to the forefront. It has become a strong competitor for theatres and cinema halls. With the diversity of creation, OTT platforms have opened new dimensions of entertainment for Indian audiences....
BOOKS AND OTT: REDIFINING ENTERTAINMENT GOALS IN INDIA (An article by Rohan Londhe, published on 21st December 2020)
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#entertainment #socialmedia #india #media #advertising #storytelling #film #tv #movies
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PARIS – the city of love was once again in global headlines a few days back.This time not for any particular International Treaty but for a hefty fine of €90,000 (Rs. 81,31,500 approx.).
Why was Paris fined at the first place?
GENDER PARITY LAWS (An article by Yash Annadate, published on 17th December 2020)
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#paris #gender #europe #humanrights #india #women #laws
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Femur Bone……Yes you heard right. The healing of some XYZ’s femur bone, fifteen thousand years ago, probably is the point from when humans might have started living in a civilized society. Don’t worry, I ain’t making this type of statement but someone great in the past did. She was Margaret Mead, one of the most famous cultural anthropologist known for her work in this field....
CIVILIZATION & THE HEALING OF THE FEMUR: Evolution of Human (An article by Yash Annadate, published on 17th December 2020)
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#science #society #nature #research #innovation #stem #creativity #evolution #civilisation #development #anthropology #femurbone
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Before the covid-19 damage hit the world, China, along with its high population and biggest economy (in GDP PPP $ terms) was always in the ambition of becoming the biggest superpower in the world. However, there isn’t a significant change in Chinese ambition, nor in style, they wish to achieve.....
WITH THE RELIANT CHINESE WORLD (An article by Rohan Londhe, published on 15th December 2020)
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#china #economy #india #covid #change #trade #asia #tradewar #growth #wto
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COVID-19. Probably more powerful than the person ruling over the White House Chief Chair. This particular virus brought that hazard in life which people speculated eight years back in 2012.
“Lives have been shattered, hopes still alive.”
COVID AND ME: COVID – A TEACHER IN DISGUISE (An article by Yash Annadate, published on 12th Devember 2020)
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# #people #covid #mentalhealth #life #leadership #love #courage #inspiration #family
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On December 10, 2020, Universal Declaration of Human Rights(UDHR) has completed 72 years of enactment and the whole world is facing the challenge of covid-19. The setback of human rights during covid 19, creating inequalities has brought the human rights at the centre to the recovery efforts. Taking in consideration the need to build the human rights situation in a better way, the theme for this year’s Human Rights Day relates to covid 19 which states- Recover Better- Stand Up for Human Rights.....
INDIA'S BATTLE AGAINST HUMAN RIGHTS (An article by Rohan Londhe, published on 10th December 2020)
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#humanrights #democracy #india #justice #covid19 #covid #equality #women #rights #righttoprivacy #migration #protectors #protection
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When the world is grappling with the crisis of climate change and nations are forced to sign various Protocols and Agreements, these are the people who are actually saving the planet. The entire talks of sustainable development and environmentalism are futile without understanding their culture. Though their societies are not modern in the sense being formally educated, industrialized, economically developed but their primitive lifestyle will make us feel shameful about our concepts of modernity and growth.
THE STRUGGLE FOR RIGHTS, LIVELIHOOD AND DIGNITY ON THE FORESTS (An article by Saloni Meshram, published on 9th December 2020)
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#climatechange #culture #environment #nature #sustainability #sustainabledevelopment #sustainable #growth #people #circulareconomy #change #climate #climatecrisis #villageenvironment
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RANJITSINH DISALE WHO EMBEDDED QR CODES IN BOOKS WINS GLOBAL TEACHER AWARD 2020, SPLITS HALF WITH THE FINALISTS
Allowing children to watch video lectures, do assignments, listen to audio poems and stories, translate the class textbooks into students’ mother tongue (Kannada). These efforts of his won him the Global Teacher Award, 2020. Along with these efforts, he also tried to promote girls education by spreading awareness on the ills of teenage marriages and the importance of education girls.......
An article by Pradnya Ganvir, published on 7th December 2020
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#globalteacheraward #children #education #students #school #teacher #teaching #globaleducation
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RANJITSINH DISALE WHO EMBEDDED QR CODES IN BOOKS WINS GLOBAL TEACHER AWARD 2020, SPLITS HALF WITH THE FINALISTS
Allowing children to watch video lectures, do assignments, listen to audio poems and stories, translate the class textbooks into students’ mother tongue (Kannada). These efforts of his won him the Global Teacher Award, 2020. Along with these efforts, he also tried to promote girls education by spreading awareness on the ills of teenage marriages and the importance of education girls.......
An article by Pradnya Ganvir, published on 7th December 2020
To read the whole article visit our site https://lnkd.in/epcrEGb
#globalteacheraward #children #education #students #school #teacher #teaching #globaleducation
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6th December, which marks the death anniversary of the Father of Indian Constitution, Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar. 64 years ago, on the very same day, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar attained nirvana and the downtrodden, opressed and discriminated masses of our nation became orphans because their ‘Baba’ had passed away. Half a million grieving people attended his Buddhist cremation at the Dadar Chowpatty. Till date, lakhs of people every year are present at the Chaitya Bhoomi to remember him.....
Do not let your ideas die! A tribute to Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
(An article by Saloni Meshram and Ruchika Umale, published on 6th December 2020)
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