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Ring in the New Year with Fun, Food, and Festivity: Party Poppers, Tasty Treats, Time Capsules & Winter Art! TINA KHATRI The New Year is just around the corner, and what better way to welcome 2025 than with a fun, creative weekend challenge before the big day? Whether you’re looking to make something tasty, create a keepsake, or add a bit of flair to your celebration, these cool activities are the perfect way to spend the weekend. From delicious snacks to quirky DIY crafts, we've got something for everyone! Did you know? New Year’s Eve has been celebrated for thousands of years, with the earliest known festivities dating back to ancient Mesopotamia! People have different traditions around the world—some throw massive parties, others spend the night with family, and in places like Japan, people ring in the new year with 108 bells! But no matter where you are, the main idea is always the same: a fresh start, a new year, and a time to celebrate! So, why not kick off your New Year ...

Learning the Spicy Way of Life! Indian Students to Become Youngest Herbalists @ Herbal Heritage TINA KHATRI Indian students are about to become the youngest herbalists in the world. Middle schoolers will soon gain firsthand knowledge about the medicinal applications and health benefits of Indian spices through a vocational subject—Herbal Heritage (Subject Code – 924A, 924B, 924C)—in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum. The subject will prepare students to lead the world and be a part of global growth, as Indians still opt for herbal remedies over allopathic medicines on a regular basis. A 2024 study published in World Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research noted that more than 70% of India’s 1.1 billion population still use these non-allopathic systems of medicine. Furthermore, the World Health Organization (WHO) states that 60% of the world’s population relies on herbal medicine and about 80% of the population in developing countries depends almost tot...

Srinivasa Ramanujan, Indian mathematician who loved numbers & knew infinity National Mathematics Day on Dec 22Celebrate with Fun Adventure & Delicious treats! TINA KHATRI National Mathematics Day, celebrated on December 22, honours the genius of Srinivasa Ramanujan and his groundbreaking contributions to mathematics. From crafting origami spinning stars to solving math adventure stories, there are plenty of fun ways to make math exciting. These activities not only improve problem-solving skills but also help you connect math with real-world applications. So, grab your materials and let’s dive into some fun-filled, math-based adventures that will inspire you to think, create, and learn! Origami Spinning Star Materials Needed: • 9 square sheets of paper Instructions: Step 1: Prepare the Paper Use 9 square sheets of paper (6x6 inches or 15x15 cm for beginners). Step 2: Fold the Modules 1. Fold each square diagonally in both directions, creasing at the center, then unfold. 2. Fold ...

Energy Conservation Day on Dec 14 Go Energy Efficient with windmill, recycling old wires, sandwich & enjoy trivia  TINA KHATRI Let’s celebrate this Energy Conservation Day taking small steps that can have a big impact on the environment and our future. We’ve put together some exciting projects you can try that will help you understand energy conservation while having fun. Whether it’s creating a Recycled Star Wire Ornament to brighten your holiday season, building a Homemade Windmill to see wind energy in action, or making a delicious and healthy Cucumber & Hummus Sandwich, each activity is a chance for you to learn and contribute to saving energy. Recycled Star Wire Ornament Materials Needed: • Wire (craft or e-waste wire) • Wire cutters • Needle-nose pliers • Beads, sequins, or glitter (optional) • Ribbon or string (for hanging) Steps: 1. Cut the Wire: Cut a piece of wire about 12-15 inches. 2. Form the Star: Bend the wire into a 5-pointed star. Twist the ends together to...

Bodhi Day on Sunday, Dec 8 Find peace, play games, challenge intellect & celebrate life! TINA KHATRI This Sunday marks the special occasion of Bodhi Day, a Buddhist holiday that commemorates the day Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi tree. It’s a time to reflect on the Buddha’s teachings about mindfulness, peace, and self-awareness. Why not join in the celebration by trying out some fun and meaningful activities to connect with the spirit of Bodhi Day? Whether you’r​e making a Buddha Bowl, crafting a Bodhi Tree with Beads, or challenging yourself with a Peaceful Sound Game, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and learn. Take this opportunity to engage in mindfulness, creativity, and fun while honoring this peaceful occasion. Gather with friends, family, or classmates to try out these activities and deepen your understanding of Bodhi Day. Let’s celebrate enlightenment together! Try our Peaceful Sound Game enhances mindfulness and listening skills, both of whic...

SGSITS Receives Rs 1 Crore Support for Startups, HAL collab to boost innovation In a landmark move to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, SGSITS (Sr .G.S. Institute of Technology and Science), one of Indore's premier educational institutions, has secured a major boost through a partnership with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). Under a newly signed Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), HAL will provide state-of-the-art equipment worth Rs 1 crore for the institution's Fabrication Lab, Die, and Design Rooms. This initiative is part of HAL's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts aimed at supporting the growth of technology and innovation in academic institutions. The MOA was formally signed in the presence of key dignitaries, including Inder Singh Parmar, the Minister for Technical Education and Chairman of the SGSITS Governing Body. Other prominent attendees at the event included Dr. Divya Gupta, independent director and Chairperson of HAL's CSR Committee; Saket ...