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The third edition of JEE-Mains will be conducted from July 20-25 while the fourth edition will be held from July 27 to August 2.

Also students from Australia, Canada took part in the virtual event.

The evolution of medicine was also put forth to students.

The workshop conducted recently on the ‘Importance of humour in the classroom’ focused on this specific aspect of our classroom.

Pre-primary tiny-tots were dressed up as school founders and gave them a ‘Happy Birthday’ message by holding up placards and dancing to the tune of the birthday song.

Students of the primary wing of DPS- Mahendra Hills made posters to pay a tribute to all the doctors.

The dropout rate for boys in upper primary classes was 0.4 per cent and for girls it was zero.

Climate change refers to the long-term changes in global temperatures and other characteristics of the atmosphere.

Deforestation causes only ten per cent of global warming

This webinar was held for parents, a platform to help generate mental health awareness among young people.

A book is chosen every fortnight and readers around the world connect on an online platform to discuss the book and their analysis.

The event had thoughts of diverse panelists, who put forward the challenges and solutions related to family school partnership.

The student bands “Nadam” and “Blend in” presented their original musical compositions on the electronic stage.

The activity conducted online provided a platform for kids to harness their creativity and imagination and also discover a new area of interest.

The Assistant Professor in his mail has encouraged people in the institution to step up and raise complaints with the grievances committee at the institute and even with the courts.

The detailed time-tables for the examination have been made available on the website https://www.osmania.ac.in.

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Children were asked to dress up in traditional attires and cover their heads before we start our virtual journey to the holy places.

This technique is very useful in transferring knowledge too. In the world of technology, transferring knowledge in the traditional method may not attract the interest of the learners.

The divine calling of unleashing the power of being successful and the travel from being ordinary to extraordinary lead by swamiji was promising.

The gadgets will become so prevalent and sophisticated that we will be able to touch and feel people on the other side.

The students also called to mind the noble ‘Flying Sikh’, Late Milkha Singh as they paid tribute to him.

Three students-Babbula Spoorthi Raj, Lakireddy Sai Ashrith Reddy, and Mohammed Murtuza of Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) department, JNTU-H College of Engineering, Hyderabad, have been placed in Microsoft with a CTC of Rs. 41 lakh per annum.

Teachers at Gitanjali Devashray participated in the Community Outreach Programme meant to extend a helping hand to those in need. In their gesture of kindness during these difficult times, they reached out to the aged with a food drive. They collected 175 kilograms of rice for an old age home Little Sisters of the Poor. […]