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academic alchemy: mid-february student survival guide | Tina Khatri academic alchemy: mid-february student survival guide By TINA KHATRI As mid-February sun intensifies across India, students find themselves at critical seasonal intersection where rising temperatures meet need for creative release. Traditional boundaries between laboratory, study desk, and kitchen are dissolving in favour of holistic learning. Experts state that engaging senses through kinetic experiments and olfactory triggers can significantly lower cortisol levels while sharpening cognitive focus. This guide provides formal framework for navigating testing season through chemical wonder, visual logic, and nutritional strategy, ensuring that mind remains as resilient as it is inspired. Chromatic eruption Materials Required Tall glass ...

A forest rises where classrooms stand: SGSITS grows 8,175 trees in two years By Tina Khatri Indore Eight thousand one hundred seventy-five saplings planted two years ago now form a 15-foot-high forest inside the SGSITS campus in Indore. Within a functioning engineering campus, Shri G.S. Institute of Technology & Science has established a 43,000-square-foot dense forest using the Akira Miyawaki afforestation technique. 8,175 Trees Planted 90% Survival Rate 15 Ft Current Height The institute planted the saplings in February 2024, when they measured just 8 to 12 inches. In two years, the trees recorded an average growth rate of nearly ...

MP Board exams begin smoothly in Indore, 98.15% attendance on day one MP Board exams begin smoothly in Indore, 98.15% attendance on day one By: TINA KHATRI Indore The Madhya Pradesh Board Class 12 examinations began smoothly in Indore on Monday, with the district recording a 98.15% attendance on the first day, education officials said. Flying Squads Ensure Smooth Conduct of MP Board Exams The first examination, an English paper , was conducted from 9 am to 12 noon marking the start of the Class 12 board exams. According to District Education Officer Sushma Vaishya , approximately 89,000 students were registered to appear at 138 examination centres across Indore district. Vaishya confirmed that eight flying squads were deployed across the city to ensure strict vigilance and prevent...

The Definitive Guide to Acing JEE Main 2026 The Definitive Guide to Acing JEE Main 2026 By Tina Khatri The 2026 Session 1 (January attempt) has set a very specific tone for the rest of the year. The National Testing Agency (NTA) didn't rely on "out-of-syllabus" shocks; instead, they used calculation length and multi-concept integration as the primary filters for top percentiles. Here is the definitive guide to acing JEE Main 2026, incorporating insights from the January session and expert-led strategies. "Session 1" Post-Mortem: What Changed? The most significant takeaway from January 2026 was the shift in subject difficulty order. While traditionally Chemistry is easy and Math is hard, 2026 saw Physics frequently crossing into "Moderate-Difficult" territory in specific shifts (like Jan 23 Shift 2), demanding advanced-level numerical log...

Blackbuck & Chinkara Smuggling Case: Indore High Court Rejects Bail Blackbuck & Chinkara Smuggling Case: Indore High Court Rejects Bail for Azad and Sabah By TINA KHATRI Indore, MP | February 9, 2026 The Indore Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court has stood firm against organized wildlife crime, denying bail to two key members of an interstate poaching syndicate. The decision followed a compelling prosecution by the State Tiger Strike Force (STSF) , which presented solid evidence detailing the gang's systematic hunting of rare and endangered species. Case Chronology Dec 3, 2024 Initial arrest of three suspects in Kishanganj with approximately 65 kg of meat, a country-made pistol, and a Toyota Innova Crysta. Aug 21, 2025 A new case (POR No. ...

A heartbeat of harvests: Why the modest pulse is the engine of a global green revolution | Tina Khatri A heartbeat of harvests: Why the modest pulse is the engine of a global green revolution By TINA KHATRI The silent architecture of global food security is currently being rewritten by the smallest of draught-resistant seeds. As February begins, the international community prepares to observe World Pulses Day, highlighting a category of crops that a food policy analyst described as the "undiscovered nitrogen factories" of the planet. These legumes do not merely provide sustenance; they actively repair the earth they occupy. Experts state that pulses possess the unique biological capacity to convert atmospheric nitrogen into soil nutrients, effectively eliminating the requirement for synthetic chemical fertilisers. In a recent briefing, a sustainability coordinator note...

Indore Leopard Rescue: Sanawadiya Leopard Captured | Reported by Tina Khatri Breaking News: Wildlife Update Sanawadiya Leopard Captured: Forest Dept Ends 5-Day Search in Indore By Tina Khatri January 31, 2026 I ndore residents can finally sleep soundly. After a high-stakes, five-day operation that saw forest officials and drones scouring the outskirts of Sanawadiya, a female leopard has been successfully captured and moved to safety. The leopard, which had been linked to several livestock killings in the area, was trapped in a specialized cage late Friday night. The operation was a masterpiece of coordination, involving thermal drone surveillance and strategic baiting. Medical Status: "Healthy and Fit" Following her capture, the animal was immediately transported to the Indore Zoo (Kamala Nehru Zoological Museum) . Spea...