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Holiday homework for parents!

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Summer vacations for schools in India span a little over 50 days and come along with tons of

holiday homework for students. Except for a few odd instances, we are sure that this has been the case since the establishment of the formal education system in India. However, a higher secondary school in Chennai has ventured to the road less taken and has come up with an amazing holiday homework idea—but not for students! A circular released by Lydia Devasagayam, the principal of Annai Violet Matriculation and Higher Secondary School, lists holiday assignments for parents and entails them to actively involve themselves in a string of developmental activities for the benet of their wards, in order to make them more aware and sensitive towards the society and different professions. It also lists relationship-building measures.

Students from classes IX to XII of CBSE schools will have to attend a mandatory health

education and physical education class every day. This is a qualifying subject for which grades will be offered and is mandatory for students to be eligible to appear for the class X and XII board exams. According to new rules issued by the board, the schools will have a daily sports period for all classes. The students will have to go to the playground during the sports period but will be free to perform any physical activity listed in the manual and will be graded on the same. According to a senior board ofcial, the move is a step to prevent growing obesity among school children.

2018 COMMONWEALTH GAMES END; INDIA WINS 66 MEDALShe 2018 Commonwealth Games (CWG) ended on April 15 with India Tnishing third in the medal's tally. India won 66 medals in all—26

gold, 20 silver and 20 bronze. Australia, as expected, topped the chart

with a staggering 198 medals. Their total number of gold medals was

almost thrice as much as that of the next three nations. Cook Islands,

Ghana, Norfolk Islands, Seychelles and Solomon Islands nished tied in

the last position on the nal medal tally. They all could manage just a

single bronze medal each. The Indian campaign at the Games ended with

another medal rush as shuttlers took centre stage on the nal day in Gold

Coast, Australia. Day 11 started with Indian badminton queens PV

Sindhu and Saina Nehwal squaring off in the gold medal match while

table tennis stars Achanta Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra again

shining bright.

The leaders of North Korea and South Korea made history on April 27, shaking hands on the heavily-

fortied demilitarized zone separating the two countries in the rst such summit in more than a decade. The meeting, which comes after more than ve years of missile tests and threats from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, embodied a strikingly different tone as the leaders discussed prospects for peace. Recent weeks have seen a distinct softening in tone from the government of the northern rogue state, which has been under international sanctions for years over its ballistic missile tests, nuclear weapons development and human rights abuses. An opening of bilateral relations and denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula were the primary topics at hand. The presidents could be seen smiling and walking together, ahead of talks. The meeting embodied a strikingly different tone as the leaders discussed prospects for peace.

CBSE makes Phys Ed must for IX-XII

North Korea and South Korea shake hands

Meet the Superhero –Boyan Slat

May 1 – International Flower & Garden Festival—a rare show of exotic varieties of flowers, orchids and other plants native to Sikkim.

May 8-19 – Cannes Film Festival—the 71st annual cinematic festival

May 9 – Rabindra Jayanti—a festival in the remembrance of Rabindranath Tagore's birth anniversary

May 13 – Mother's Day—a festival celebrated in honour of the mothers

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May 1 – May Day, or Labor Day—a public holiday in many countries worldwide

May 3 – World Press Freedom Day—the anniversary of the Declaration of Windhoek

May 5 – International Midwives Day—to commemorate and increase the awareness about the contribution of the midwives towards the patients

May 31 – World No Tobacco Day —to focus on the impact tobacco has on the cardiovascular health of people worldwide

Yes, this is true that young people are saving the

Earth! This has been proved by a Dutch teen prodigy Boyan Slat, now 23, who has hatched a project to cleanse the ocean of i ts plast ic pollutants. Slat's company, the Ocean Cleanup, is taking on the Great Pacic Garbage Patch (yes, it's a real thing), with “massive oating nets linked by a U-shaped tube,” The Daily Dot reports. The nets will trap the garbage as it moves with the currents. The Great Pacic Garbage Patch is located between Hawaii and California, weighing an estimated 176 million pounds with an area of approximately 600,000 square miles. Of the 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic that make of the Great Pacic Garbage Patch, most of it is discarded shing equipment. The trash kills over 100,000 whales, seals, turtles, dolphins, and seabirds annually.

THE CLOSING CEREMONY AT CARRARA STADIUM,GOLD COAST, QUEENSLAND.

Values are Important

Superstitions can creep under our skins and we don't realise when they disrupt our power to think logically. For example,

superstitiously, number 13 is unlucky. In fact, the list of superstitions is endless and changes from region to region, country to country and family to family. People all around the world are superstitious and, hence, they make their lives miserable. We have 'good and bad omens' that are so powerful that they rule our life. However, there are people who love God, understand the basic tenets of religion but believe in hard work, perseverance and have a high self-esteem. They don't recognise failure and if they fail, they work harder to achieve their goals. What is the secret of their success? Is it a mantra or a good omen that protects them from evil to pave the way for a good life? Just try it. Keep aside your old records, work hard on your weaknesses and focus on your strong points, and you will nd yourself on the road to success. It is important to be focussed in the direction of hard work to increase ability and strengthen skills. Just think that if a palmist has the knowledge to talk about our destiny, why couldn't he change his own? Superstitions are beliefs that come down to us from earlier generations. There is nothing 'touch wood' about anything in life. Good remains good till the time you think well. My friend Rudr recalls, “It became a habit of mine to see how my slippers would end up once I removed them. If they faced opposite directions, it meant I was about to go places. But it never happened. Over a period of time, I got over it.” Superstitions bring in negative beliefs. If we don't overcome our belief in them, we tend to become weak-willed in life. We expect bad and end up

SPORTS

On April 26, Rahul Dravid, Virat Kohli and Sunil Gavaskar were nominated by the Board of Control for

Cricket in India for Indian government awards in suitable categories. Dravid, India's U-19 coach and former captain, has been recommended for the Dronacharya award, while Kohli is nominated (for the second time) for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award. Gavaskar, India's former captain and eminent opening batsman is the Board's nominee for the Dhyan Chand Lifetime Achievement Award. Dravid has been recognised favourably for successfully guiding the U-19 team to the World Cup title earlier this year. Also under his stewardship, the U-19 team of 2016 played the nal.

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In one of the largest online hiring, the Indian Railways has saved around 10 lac trees. The

railways decision to conduct recruiting process online has saved at least 7.5 crore sheets of paper which is equivalent to almost saving 10 lac trees from the axe. Around 2.37 crore people had applied against 88,000 railway posts. "There are 62,000 posts involving track inspection crews and others related to improving safety, while more than 26,000 posts relate to engine drivers and technicians; for these, more than two crore people have applied," said the ofcer who is involved in the recruitment process. The online examination would be held at 300 centres for which the railways are nalizing details. One of the main reason, the railways decided to conduct the online test is to save the risk of paper being leaked.

National Awards 2018: From Baahubali 2 to Newton

On April 13, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting announced the 65th National Film

Awards for honouring the best of Indian cinema. A team of jury member headed by lmmaker Shekhar Kapur presented the ministry with the list of cinematic genius in the year gone by. 'Baahubali 2' bagged awards in Best Action, Best VFX and Best Telugu lm category. India's ofcial entry to Oscars may have failed to bag a nomination at the Academy Awards 2018 but Rajkumar Rao's 'Newton' has been announced as the best Hindi lm. At this occasion, late actor Vinod Khanna was posthumously honoured with the Dadasaheb Phalke Award. This award is considered as the highest honour in Indian cinema and is presented annually by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

Dravid, Kohli nominated for awards ICC grants T20I status to all 104 member nations

Manika Batra wins Gold in TT at CWG

On April 26, the International Cricket Council announced that all its 104

member nations— both men and women's team—will be granted T20I status. ICC CEO David Richardson conrmed the dev-elopment in a press conference in Kolkata, and also stated that a global ranking system will be launched for the format. At present, there are 18 members with T20I status—12 full members plus Scotland, Netherlands, Hong Kong, UAE, Oman and Nepal. "All women's team matches will be awarded T20 International status on July 1st 2018. All the men's team matches will be given T20 International status on January 1st 2019," Richardson said.

On April 14, Manika Batra continued her prolic run at Gold Coast in Australia as she carved

herself a piece of history with yet another scintillating performance. After orchestrating India's historic gold feat in women's mixed-team event in table tennis, Manika Batra battled her way to claim her maiden singles title at Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast with a dominating 11-7, 11-6, 11-2, 11-7 win over Singapore's Meingyu Yu in women's singles nal. With this, she became the rst Indian woman to win table tennis gold in women's singles at Commonwealth Games. Manika overcame world number four and a three-time Olympic medallist, Tianwei Feng of Singapore.

Indian Railways will save 10 lac trees!

attracting it too. Man is what he thinks. Superstitions give a very negative feedback to our mind, so negativity is what we get in life. Once a person becomes detached from such thoughts, he/she just soars and prospers in life.

[Courtesy: Being Beautiful Human—8]

“Superstition is the

religion of

feeble minds.”.

~ Edmund

15-year-old Anish Bhanwala wins Gold

On April 13, Anish Bhanwala, a boy aged 15, trumped the men standing in his way to become India's

youngest-ever gold medallist at the Commonwealth Games after Tejaswini Sawant added another yellow metal to her decorated CWG resume, at Gold Coast. In a sensational CWG debut, Anish shot a Games record score of 30 to claim the top prize in the men's 25 m rapid re pistol event. The 37-year-old Tejaswini claimed the top prize by shattering the Games record in women's 50 m rie 3 positions event while putting in the shade compatriot and silver winner Anjum Moudgil's remarkable resilience. In the women's trap, Shreyasi Singh reached her second nal of the ongoing games, two days after winning the double trap gold, but could only manage a fth place nish this time around.

[Courtesy: Being Beautiful Human]

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On April17, Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with his counterparts from Sweden,

Norway, Finland, Iceland and Denmark vowed to deepen cooperation between India and the Nordic countries, as the leaders deliberated on key issues of security, economic growth and climate change. Modi and the leaders of the ve Nordic countries participated in the rst India-Nordic Summit co-hosted by India and Sweden in Stockholm. Modi, Danish Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen, Finnish Premier Juha Sipila, Iceland Premier Katrin Jakobsdottir, Norwegian Premier Erna Solberg and Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven participated at the Summit titled 'India-Nordic Summit: Shared Values, Mutual Prosperity'.

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The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has been signed by 44 African

countries at a summit of the African Union in Kigali, Rwanda. The summit was a step forward for the AU's 2063 project for closer African integration, with 27 member states also signing a commitment for the free movement of persons. The AfCFTA has the potential to bring over 1.2bn people together into the same market. The bloc of 55 nations would be the largest in the world by member states. African leaders signed the agreement that is predicted to boost intra-African trade. If successful, it will be the biggest trade agreement since the formation of the World Trade Organization in 1995.

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On April 7, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that India and Nepal will build a

railway line that would connect the capital cities of the two countries, Kathmandu and New Delhi. PM Modi made the announcement while issuing a joint statement along with his visiting Nepali counterpart KP Oli at the Hyderabad House in New Delhi. “We have strong relations when it comes to the aspect of defence and security and are committed towards stopping misuse of our open borders. We aim at improving waterways and railways with Nepal. Today, we have reviewed the progress in various such connectivity projects and agreed to expedite their implementation,” PM Modi said.

India, Nordic countries vow to strengthen ties

India announces rail connectivity with Nepal

Sudoku is a number puzzle in which numbers

must be fit into a 9x9 grid such that each

numeral appears exactly once in each row,

column and each of nine 3x3 blocks. Let's give

this puzzle a try!

NB: Find the answer on page 4.

1. On average, people fear spiders more than they do

death.

2. In the last 4000 years, no new animals have been

domesticated.

3. It is physically impossible for pigs to look up into the

sky.

4. The ant always falls over on its right side when

intoxicated.

5. The electric chair was invented by a dentist.

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On April 27, Senior Advocate Indu Malhotra was sworn in as a Supreme Court judge. The

swearing-in ceremony of the newly-appointed judge took place at the apex court. Malhotra was administered oath of ofce by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Dipak Misra. Indu Malhotra is the rst woman lawyer to be elevated directly from the Bar to the Supreme Court. Malhotra will be the seventh woman judge of the top court. She will join Justice M Fathima Beevi, Justice Sujata V Manohar, Justice Ruma Pal, Justice Gyan Sudha Misra and Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai and Justice R Banumati. Currently, Justice R Banumathi is the lone woman judge in the apex court. Malhotra was designated as a senior advocate in 2007, only the second woman to be designated a senior advocate by the Supreme Court, after Justice Leila Seth.

On April 10, senior IPS ofcer Rajesh Ranjan was appointed as Director General of Central Industrial

Security Force (CISF). Ranjan, a 1984 batch Indian Police Service (IPS) ofcer of Bihar cadre, is at present Special Director General, Border Security Force (BSF). He has been appointed as the chief of the CISF till November 30, 2020, i.e. the date of his superannuation, an order issued by the Personnel Ministry said. The post was lying vacant after incumbent OP Singh took over as Director General of the Uttar Pradesh Police in January this year. The CISF is tasked with providing security to various government installations including the country's airports.

On April 9, former United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon was elected chairman of

Boao Forum for Asia (BFA), replacing former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda. Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Li Baodong was appointed BFA secretary-general, said a statement released after the meeting of the newly elected Board of Directors of BFA, which was held during the ongoing BFA annual conference. Former central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan was designated as China's chief representative to BFA. According to the BFA Charter, Zhou is ex-ofcio member of the Board of Directors and vice chairman of BFA. Founded in 2001, the BFA is a non-governmental and non-prot international organization committed to promoting regional economic integration and bringing Asian countries closer to their development goals.

Rajesh Ranjan appointed DG CISF

Ban Ki-moon elected BFA chairman

PM Modi attends CHOGM, meets the Queen

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On April 26, a massive tree plantation drive was carried out in the Leh region of Jammu and

Kashmir. The aim is to battle climate change with one of the methods which really works— growing more trees. The drive was a part of the 'Go Green, Go Organic' initiative which seeks to plant 15 million saplings all over the Ladakh region. The idea behind the drive was 20% reduction in the carbon footprint of the state and mitigation of negative human impact on the environment. During the drive, around 4,000 Willow and Umbu saplings were planted and participation for this was in the hundreds with volunteers and Buddhist monks joining hands under the chairmanship of the Ladakh Environment and Health Organisation (LEHO). Earlier in March, a state-wide drive was launched to save Chinar trees, often seen as the heritage of Jammu and Kashmir.

PM Narendra Modi with his counterparts from Nordic countries

PM Narendra Modi with Queen Elizabeth II

Prime Ministers of India and Nepal issue joint statement in New Delhi

Indu Malhotra becomes SC judge

Fill in the blanks with correct word:

1. My thoughts can my mood, too. [affect/effect]________

2. The castle built in the 16th century. [has/was/ had]_______

3. Let the flowers not be . [plucked/plucking]________

4. Who is girl over there with Shreya? [a/an/the]________

5. The United Nations Organization was in 1945 with ________

the objective of averting another major world war. [fount/

found/founded]NB: Find the answers on page 4.

Hundreds take part in go green' initiative '

REMEMBER: Astrology is a science but the people who decode the planetary positions in your birth chart are not scientists. Take responsibility for whatever happens in your life. Blame game is futile and a waste of time.

SHAKE HANDS WITH YOURSELF: Are you tempted to believe in superstitions, especially when things do not work out in life? How have you changed after reading this lesson?

1. Which of the following are cardiac muscles?

(a) Facial muscles (b) Muscles of arms (c) Muscles of heart (d) Muscles of legs

2. Which of the following is not controlled by our brain?

(a) Hands (b) Legs (c) Neck (d) Heart

3. Which of the following Roman numerals cannot be repeated?

(a) l (b) L (c) X (d) All of these

4. Which is the rst basic numeral in Roman numeration system?

(a) l (b) X (c) V (d) L

5. Which of the following is the alternate name of using Internet?

(a) Web glancing (b) Web surng (c) Web searching (d) Web staring

National Awards 2018 winners: Newton, Baahubali 2

ICC CEO, David Richardson

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On April 6, Britain's sugar tax on soft drinks came into effect, a move that will lead to some

higher prices as the country seeks to battle childhood obesity. The tax, announced in March 2016, has already cut sugar content in drinks by 45 million kg per year, Britain's Treasury said, as over 50 percent of manufacturers have reformulated their products to be below the levy's sugar threshold. “Our teenagers consume nearly a bathtub of sugary drinks each year on average, fuelling a worrying obesity trend in this country,” Public Health Minister Steve Brine said. “The soft drinks industry levy is ground-breaking policy that will help to reduce sugar intake, whilst funding sports programs and nutritious breakfast clubs for children.” Soft drink makers including Coca-Cola, Britvic and Lucozade Ribena Suntory have reformulated drinks, though Coca-Cola Classic, the nation's top-selling branded soft drink, is subject to the tax.

The clouds of Venus may possibly host alien life, say scientists who suggest that microbes

may have evolved on the planet. Some models suggest Venus once had a habitable climate with liquid water on its surface for as long as two billion years. "That's much longer than is believed to have occurred on Mars," said Sanjay Limaye of the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the US. On Earth, terrestrial microorganisms —mostly bacteria are capable of being swept into the atmosphere, where they have been found alive at altitudes as high as 41 kilometres by scientists using specially equipped balloons, according to David J Smith of NASA's Ames Research Center. There is also a growing catalogue of microbes known to inhabit incredibly harsh environments on our planet, including the hot springs of Yellowstone, deep ocean hydrothermal vents, the toxic sludge of polluted areas, and in acidic lakes worldwide.

'Save the planet via sustainable lifestyle'

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Clouds of Venus may host alien life forms 1300 robots dance to break world record!+A new Guinness record has been set in Italy for the

most number of robots dancing simultaneously, where 1,372 tiny humanoids synced many different moves to music. Since 2016, technology companies have been setting up armies of dancing robots and battling it out for the Guinness World Records title 'Most robots dancing simultaneously'. In August last year, 1,069 'Dobi' machines set a record in China, but the mark has now been raised to 1,372. The latest record-breaking attempt was organised in Italy, using the Alpha 1S robot which is just under 40 cm tall and made of aluminium alloy with a plastic coating. The humanoids were built by Chinese company UBTECH, which also engineered the rst record-breaking dance off in 2016.

Sugar tax on soft drinks comes into effect

On the occasion of Earth Day on April 22, leaders across India and the world voiced solidarity over

protection and preservation of the planet, with emphasis on reduction of plastic use and adopting a sustainable lifestyle. People around the globe also came together to celebrate the Earth Day. First celebrated in the United States in 1970, the idea of commemorating such a day was propounded by Gaylord Nelson, a US senator from Wisconsin. Nelson, who had been a witness to the devastation caused by an enormous oil spill in Santa Barbara, California in 1969, felt the urgency of the matter. According to Earth Day Network, this year's Earth Day was dedicated to spreading awareness about the pollution caused by plastic and the need to eventually end its use. The Earth Day went global by the 1990s and is now celebrated by at least 192 countries.

As parents we all want our children to succeed in life and become good human beings. And we want to give them the best we can, in

order to help them in their growth and overall development. But usually we are not sure and not aware of how we can contribute in their overall development. Before we go further, it is important for us to understand the importance of early years in our children's life. This is the time when their potential level is at peak. They are much curious about things and full of energy. Thus, they are ready to understand, learn and grasp new things happening around them. Consequently, the best time when we can contribute in their development is their early childhood period because their development during those early years will set the foundation for lifelong learning, behaviour and health. As parents, we must allow our children to be more independent. They can only be so, if we give them some breathing space. They must learn to fall and pick themselves up. But we also cannot avoid the fact that they are our next generation and the generation next is always superior than the previous one, Thus, they have the capability to learn and understand the things in fast mode. Just as children must be taught to tie their shoes, read and write, solve maths problems and understand science concepts and events in history. So must they be guided in developing the qualities of character that are valued by their families and the communities in which they live. It is only through guidance and modelling by caring adults that children learn to be honest and thoughtful, to stand up for their principles, to care about others, to get responsibly and to make sound moral choices.The most important thing we can do for our children is to help them acquire values and skills that they can rely on throughout their lives. In doing so, they will have the best chance to lead good lives as individuals and as citizens of their communities and of India.

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