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Presidents of India : Facts, List and Activity

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  ●●  Question for you: Who is the first President of India? a. A.P.J . Abdul Kalam  b. Dr. Rajendra  Prasad c. Ram Nath Kovind d. Pranab Mukherjee   ✍  Comment below if you know the answer.  If you know the answer, you are a genius.  If not, explore more!! ☆●☆  12 Wonderful Facts: 🎯   The President is referred to as the first citizen of India.  🎯 He is the head of state of India (constitutional head of the nation). 🎯 His tenure is 5 years as stated by article 56, part V, of the constitution of India. 🎯 He is the commander-in-chief of the Indian Armed Forces.  🎯 If the president signs any bill passed by parliament , it becomes law. 🎯 As per article 142, it is his duty to enforce the decrees of the Supreme Court.  🎯 The President is authorised to declare three emergencies. These emergencies are national (352), state (356) and financial (360). Fundamental Rights of Indian citizens can be suspended in case of an e...
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Revision of Daily Slide: April 21 to 30

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  Revision of Daily Slide:  April 21 to 30 April 21, Thursday   1. Name the first person who reached to the summit of Mount Everest ? Ans. Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary 2. Who was the first woman President of India?  Ans. Mrs. Pratibha Patil List of Presidents 3. What are traffic signs with a blue background called? Ans. Informative traffic signs 4. What is the script of Hindi language?  Ans. Devangari 5. What is the colour of Ashoka Chakra in Tricolor?  Ans. Blue April 23, Saturday  1. What is the capital of Rajasthan?  Ans. Jaipur List of Indian States and their Capitals 2. What are the neighbouring states of Punjab? Ans. Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan Facts related to Punjab 3. Which is our national fruit?  Ans. Mango 4. How many days are there in the month of February in a leap year?  Ans. 29 days 5. What should we include in our diet to strengthen bones?  Ans. Calcium April 25, Monday 1. What is the capital...
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All about National Education Policy ,2020

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  Education is a fundamental right for every child. In the Third Part of the Indian Constitution,  Articles from 12 to 35 grant important fundamental rights to Indian citizens.  With the aim of education to all, Article 21 A was added by 86th amendment in the Indian Constitution.  According to this article, the state shall provide free and compulsory education to children between 6 and 14 years of age.  🎯 National Education Policy: This policy is formulated by the Government of India to promote and regulate the education system. 🎯 Three Policies after Independence:  The  first  National Policy on Education in  1968  was based on the report and recommendations of the  Kothari Commission(1964-1966). This policy was promulgated by the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi . It laid stress on 10+2+3   structure. The  second  National Policy on Education in  1986  was set up under the chairmanship of  Acharya...
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International Day of Happiness

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  International Day of Happiness   March 20, 2022 Why is International Day of Happiness celebrated? Smile costs nothing but creates much. Let's all recognize the importance of happiness in our lives.  This day reminds us that spreading happiness should be our motto. We need to put continuous and sustainable efforts to make our lives better.  What is the theme this year? This year, the theme is to  keep calm, stay wise and be kind. World Happiness Report, 2022:   Finland becomes the happiest country in the world. It is celebrating this victory for the 5th time ( for 5 consecutive years).  India's rank is 136th in the World Happiness Report.  13 Awesome Tips to Live a Happy Life: 1. Adopt the principle of simple living and high thinking. 2. Be optimistic. Positivity attracts       positivity.  3. Eat happily. Leave worries aside while having meal. 4. Extend your helping hand.Your helpful and gentle attitude would m...
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8 Largest Deserts in the World : List , Activity and Facts

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  Know Your World  Our earth is a unique plant having many mountains, seas, oceans and deserts. Out of these land forms, deserts also occupy a large area of land. Such areas are usually dry, arid and hot. Little rain and little vegetation make it difficult to live.  There are many deserts in the world. Some of them are the largest deserts.  ✍ Do you know the names of the largest deserts in the world ? Where are they located? Here they are : 🎯 Test Your Knowledge:  There are 8 groups.  Each group carries two marks. Mention your score in the comment box.  Learn the names of the  Largest Deserts  in the world through this activity.   Making Pairs : 8 Groups are there . Drag and drop a desert and its country name into its correct group. Make all the 8 groups. Note: Arrange all the deserts  alphabetically.    Your score : _________ ( comment below)   ✍Facts:   It's thrilling to know about some wonderful fac...
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International Women's Day| Celebrate | Theme | Need

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    International Women's Day             March 8, 2022 Why do we celebrate Women's Day on March 8? Women, the epitome of wisdom, truth, sacrifice and love, need attention the most. In patriarchal societies, she feels depressed , dejected and forelorn. She faces discrimination and bias from cradle to grave. In order to help these unsung heroes seek respect, this day is being celebrated all over the world.  What is the theme this year? Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow is the campaign theme this year. Gender bias is the root cause of all the problems. A woman can not breathe freely even if she is sitting in the lap of nature. She is unable to express her feelings in front of the world. She has to bear bizarre situations when she walks alone. She has to snub her wishes, needs and desires in her own home. What does she need? Women, brought up in poor environment, needs special attention. Today, she stands equal with her mate in e...
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