• ECCE
  • School Edu
  • Higher Edu
  • Edu Tech
  • Skills
  • Jobs
  • Advertise
  • Login
New Updates
  • ‘World No Tobacco Day 2025’: Stealth marketing of Vapes & E-Cigarettes being used to target children and the youth
  • West Bengal Govt announces massive Teacher Recruitment Drive for filling up 44, 203 vacancies
  • Central Apprenticeship Council recommends 36% Increase in Stipend for Youth under NAPS & NATS
  • University of Liverpool announces UGC approval for opening its Campus in Bengaluru by 2026
  • Imperial College London launches Imperial Global India in Bengaluru
  • Home
  • Latest
  • Spotlight
  • Perspective
  • Interview
  • Videos
  • Events
  • Shop
  • Student Kiosk
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Latest
  • Spotlight
  • Perspective
  • Interview
  • Videos
  • Events
  • Shop
  • Student Kiosk
No Result
View All Result
Education21

Children’s Day 2022: The President, Droupadi Murmu, urges children to dream big; dreams of today would be reality tomorrow

education by education
November 14, 2022
in Latest, School Edu
0
Children’s Day 2022:  The President, Droupadi Murmu, urges children to dream big; dreams of today would be reality tomorrow
0
SHARES
244
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Students from various schools met the President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan Cultural Centre (RBCC) on November 14, 2022.

Speaking on the occasion, the President said that childhood is the most beautiful phase of life. Children are accepted as they are. This is what makes them so alive. Today we are celebrating this innocence and purity of children.

The President said that every new generation brings new possibilities and new dreams. This is a new era of technological and information revolution. Children are now aware about various domestic, social and environmental issues. With the advent of technology, knowledge and information are now at their fingertips. So it is all the more important that we make more efforts to teach them the right values ​​and involve them in various activities and discussions. We can also learn a lot from children.

The President advised children to dream big and dream for a new and developed India. She said that dreams of today may become reality tomorrow. She advised them to think about the kind of India they want to live in when they grow up. She urged them to follow the path of duty without worrying about the result which will eventually lead them to great success. She said that the path they choose today would determine the journey of India in the coming days. She also advised them to keep their inner child alive even as they grew up. She urged them to stay connected with India’s culture, always respect their parents and love the motherland.

More reports of the Children’s Day

 School children from Delhi NCR write 1000 open letters to address the rising pollution levels

 This Children’s Day, handwritten letters by children using ‘Pollution Capture Pencils’ by Otrivin Breathe Clean, urge everyone to take simple actions to build a better future.  Through these 1000 open letters, children have shared their pollution stories with the world, talking about how air pollution is impacting their lives and what small steps they are taking as young kids to make this world a better place. The heartwarming letters share personal incidents and anecdotes from these children’s lives. The ‘Pollution Capture Pencils’ are acting as instruments of change for the school children. A common thread binding the words of over a thousand children, is a desire to live in a pollution free environment and a wish that every individual make small amends to build a better future. Children also urge adults to take small yet impactful actions like participating in a tree planting drive, turning off their cars while waiting at a red light or to commute using a public transport.

This Children’s Day, Otrivin Breathe Clean encourages adults to take a pause to listen to the voices of children and give them this special gift, the gift of breathing clean. Otrivin Breathe Clean brings to life this initiative of 1000 open letters, written by children using a special pencil, through a film which can be accessed at https://youtu.be/30sQDUGOy8k

Otrivin Breathe Clean has installed 22 sustainable and self-cleaning air purifiers to improve the air quality of approximately one thousand school children. The pollution residue collected from these air purifiers was then mixed with graphite* to create ‘Pollution Capture Pencils’. These specially produced, and designed, pencils were used by school children in Delhi NCR to write over 1000 open letters to adults urging them to take small actions to help them breathe better.

Learn more about the initiative and contribute to the ‘Pollution Capture Pencils’ initiative of Otrivin Breathe Clean by helping install more air purifiers across Indian schools by visiting www.actionstobreathecleaner.com . The initiative aims to raise INR 40 Lakhs which would help set up approximately 100 air purifiers in schools.

 

Orchids The International School Celebrates Children’s Day with

“Fun Fair – Relive Your Childhood”

Children’s Day, celebrated on November 14th, is one of the best occasions to make every child feel special. So this Children’s Day, Orchids The International School organized a unique “FUN FAIR” event on 13th November. The event was organized at 32 OIS premises across 10 major cities in India. The theme of the event was Relive Your Childhood.

The event was conceptualized by the school chain to engage children and their parents to bond over nostalgia-themed outdoor games. The school recreated many 80s and 90s games in an adorable manner taking parents back to their childhood days, and children witnessed their parents act as kids again in amusement. Interactive activities and fun games such as Big Bouncy Castle, Balloon Dart, Magic Show, Ring Toss, Musical Chair, Lemon Spoon and many more exciting games brought the parents and kids together to enjoy it equally. The winning team of parent and kid for each game were rewarded with special gifts from the school.

The event was open to all and entry was free. The response to the event was overwhelming overall; more than 25,000 children and parents attended the event across 32 branches.

 

Teach For India & Aatma Prakash foundation organises ‘Child Safety Week’ with an emphasis on student’s mental health

To celebrate children’s day and put the spotlight on children’s mental health, Teach for India in collaboration with Aatma Prakash mental health foundation is organising a ‘Child Safety Week’ from 14th to 19th November, where students will experience a safe space to enhance their emotional identification, expression, and management through an hour-long experiential Mindcare session. The sessions will be held both offline and online for students from Grade 6 and above across all Teach for India partner schools in 8 cities including Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, and Kolkata

According to UNICEF, over 50% of all mental health problems start before the age of 14.  A 2014 IJMR finding further states that 50% of the 356 million youth in India are struggling with mental health challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought multiple challenges which had mental health repercussions for everyone, including children and adolescents. Uncertainty, increased screen time, social isolation, and parental fatigue all have negatively impacted a child’s mental health. Moreover, children who have spent most of their time with their parents are now facing separation anxiety making the transition back to school more difficult. The Mindcare sessions that will be held during the child safety week are aimed at addressing these pertinent issues affecting children in their learning routine.

 

Vi Foundation Celebrates Children’s Day with the 2nd Edition of ‘ViR ki Kahaniyaan’ – a compilation of inspirational stories of students

Vi Foundation, the CSR arm of Vi, organised a special event to release the second edition of ‘ViR ki Kahaniyaan’ book and felecitate children for their academic excellence and extracurricular achievements.  The book is a compilation of real life stories of children from the various social impact programmes of Vi Foundation. Additionally, Vi Foundation also unveiled the book ‘Chalo Meri Story Padhe’ which is a collection of stories from communities. 

The book ‘ViR ki Kahaniyaan’ and ‘Chalo Meri Story Padhe’ were released by Anurag Maloo, Entrepreneur, Mountaineer, and Global Advocate for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, in the presence of P Balaji, Chief Regulatory & Corporate Affairs Officer, VIL, and Director, Vi Foundation; and Dr. Nilay Ranjan, Head, Vi Foundation. 

The book ‘ViR ki Kahaniyaan’ promises to take its readers on the journeys of children from various walks of life who have overcome struggles and followed their dreams. It captures how Vi Foundation has leveraged technology to empower children to excel in their studies and help teachers follow their passion and impart knowledge in creative ways. To view/read the book, please visit http://vicsr.flowpaper.com/https://vicsr.flowpaper.com/VIRKIKAHANIYAN 

Addressing the audience at the virtual event, India’s very own Superhero ‘Shaktimaan’ (Actor Mukesh Khanna), Actor and Talk Show Host said, “The future of our country depends on the children of today. Each of them has a Shaktimaan hidden within him / herself. We need to strive to nurture and empower our children and unleash their talents so that they can be the decision makers of tomorrow and unlock a brighter future for the nation and the world.” 

Speaking at the event, P Balaji, Chief Regulatory & Corporate Affairs Officer, VIL, and Director, Vi Foundation, said, “We at Vi Foundation firmly believe that quality education for every child is crucial to unleash the potential of the next generation and unlock a better future. We have always focused on education as a key area and have developed programmes that leverage technological interventions to improve the quality of education, and most importantly help in reshaping the education sector. Through our transformative initiatives such as Jigyasa, Gurushala, Teachers & Students Scholarship, and Teaches Robotics, we have positively impacted over 16 lakh children across the country. Our endeavor is to continue to expand our programmes to achieve scale thereby improving our children’s future and aid in nation building.” 

Anurag Maloo, Entrepreneur, Mountaineer, and Global Advocate for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, said, “We all have dreams, but what matters is what we are doing to live those dreams. So, dream first and then take ownership of your dreams. You must show up every day to act and commit yourself to achieve those dreams. There is nothing you cannot possibly do, as this life is a journey to discover your human potential and we must do everything to Unleash the Shaktimaan we have in ourselves. Keep learning and reinventing yourself, this is what I’m doing – discovering my own human potential, and helping others discover theirs. Remember, as you shape your future, you are shaping the future of the world. Take charge. Be the dreamer and the doer to help the world achieve the Global Goals.”

 

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • RSS Feed
Previous Post

Samsung’s ‘Solve for Tomorrow’ competition winners announced

Next Post

GMAC annual survey finds international applications to business schools soared back as domestic demand dips

education

education

Related Posts

‘World No Tobacco Day 2025’: Stealth marketing of Vapes & E-Cigarettes being used to target children and the youth
Latest

‘World No Tobacco Day 2025’: Stealth marketing of Vapes & E-Cigarettes being used to target children and the youth

by education
May 31, 2025
West Bengal Govt announces massive Teacher Recruitment Drive for filling up 44, 203 vacancies
Latest

West Bengal Govt announces massive Teacher Recruitment Drive for filling up 44, 203 vacancies

by education
May 29, 2025
National Automobile Olympiad 2025 for School Students announced by ASDC with CBSE 
School Edu

National Automobile Olympiad 2025 for School Students announced by ASDC with CBSE 

by education
May 28, 2025
CBS Bengaluru gets IB Diploma Programme Authorization for classes 11 & 12
School Edu

CBS Bengaluru gets IB Diploma Programme Authorization for classes 11 & 12

by education
May 27, 2025
Four Students from Sri Sathya Sai Loka Seva Gurukulam Among Top 40+ Junicorns at Global Junicorn and AI Summit 2025, Texas
School Edu

Four Students from Sri Sathya Sai Loka Seva Gurukulam Among Top 40+ Junicorns at Global Junicorn and AI Summit 2025, Texas

by education
May 27, 2025
Next Post
GMAC annual survey finds international applications to business schools soared back as domestic demand dips

GMAC annual survey finds international applications to business schools soared back as domestic demand dips

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • RSS Feed

Useful Announcements

  • All
  • Useful Announcements

Admissions for VESCOA’s  B.Arch, M.Arch, and Diploma Programs for Academic Year 2025–26 open

May 31, 2025
IIT Mandi announces PRAYAS 3.0 – A One-Month Residential Program on Robotics, AI & IoT

IIT Mandi announces PRAYAS 3.0 – A One-Month Residential Program on Robotics, AI & IoT

May 31, 2025

ETS’s TOEFL iBT® introduces adaptive testing for Reading and Listening sections starting January 2026

May 30, 2025

Registration deadline for MAT May 2025  cycle closes on June 2 

May 30, 2025

ITM University Raipur announces BBA in Supply Chain & Logistics Management with One-Year Paid Training

May 29, 2025

Udemy launches AI-Powered Role Play on Business and Communication Skills

May 29, 2025

LPU’s School of Law admissions for 3-year and 5-year law programs announced

May 29, 2025

TransStadia University invites Applications for 2025 Admissions

May 29, 2025

Alliance University launches multidisciplinary Ph.D. Program Integrating Research and Entrepreneurship

May 28, 2025

KLH Global Business School Launches Certificate Program in Digital Marketing with AI

May 28, 2025

Download current issue Not available

https://online.pubhtml5.com/jlyo/bxvr/

Monthly Magazine : Feb 2024

Interactive (Quizzes/Surveys)

Start Monthly Quiz
Education21

An initiative in continuation of Curriculum Magazine, Education21.in, is a platform for New India that aspires to be a valuable innovator, partner and collaborator for a just and sustainable world. Continuing with our steady and 360 degree coverage of education system and skills landscape, we are here more oriented towards learner community.

Useful Links

  • About us
  • Team
  • Contact
  • Editorial opportunities
  • Subscriptions
  • Job Opportunities
  • Features

Important Links

  • Blog
  • Archives
  • People
  • Careerwise
  • Resources
  • Downloadable
  • Old issues
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • RSS Feed

Copyright © 2020 All rights reserved. Education21.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Latest
  • Spotlight
  • Perspective
  • Interview
  • Videos
  • Events
  • Shop
  • Student Kiosk

Copyright © 2020 All rights reserved. Education21.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Create New Account!

Fill the forms bellow to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
Cleantalk Pixel