- Search results for Lockdown
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 | 400 billion USD of future earnings, learning losses due to prolonged closure of schools: World Bank reportWhile most governments have made enormous efforts to mitigate the impact of school closures, it has been difficult to engage children through remote learning initiatives, the report saod | |
 | Is your child loving the extended pandemic vacay or is it eating into their mental health?A long-pending and much-neglected matter that needs urgent intervention now than ever before is students' mental health | |
 | Here's how these two architects are helping young students learn sustainable practices in architectureWe speak to Sridevi Changali, Co-founder of Masons Ink to find out why they fall back on sustainable practices and how they are involving students in their projects to pass on their learning | |
 | This army of ploggers is collecting reusable materials for the poor during the lockdownReduce, reuse and recycle is The Indian Ploggers Army motto. Nagaraj tells us how he has been coordinating with various groups to provide essentials and gadgets during the pandemic | |
 | Candidates across Uttar Pradesh throng exam centres for UP Public Service Commission prelimsThe Public Service Commission exam was initially scheduled to be held on June 21, but had to postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing lockdown | |
 | COVID-19: Several states wary of reopening schools even after Centre's nod for October 15Several states, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh, are planning to only consider reopening post-Diwali, while some others have allowed classes 9 to 12 to attend school | |
 | Schools in Uttar Pradesh to reopen on October 19 for students of class 9 to 12According to the guidelines, the classes will run in two shifts and written consent from the parents would be required | |
 | Why more Indians have turned to seeing their therapists online in the middle of the pandemicCOVID has forced many services to go online. This includes therapy too. We asked a few youngsters what they felt about it | |
 | College student from Madurai creates handicraft items from waste amid COVID-19After decorating these items beautifully, she posted their pictures on her social media handles, which received huge appreciation from her followers | |
 | A fulfilling life is in everyone's reach, mental illness cannot be the barrier: Bipolar India's Vijay NallawalaAs someone who has been living with bipolar disorder all his life, Vijay Nallawala is best positioned to tell us about the condition, how he overcame his mental illness and a lot more | |
 | This government school headmaster in Raichur takes a boat ride across the Krishna to teach 13 children on an island villageSharanabasappa teaches 13 children who are in class 8, 9 and 10 in Kuruvakuruda village. He has also arranged a cluster resource person to overlook the progress of these kids in terms of academics | |
 | Demand for teaching jobs rises by 200% during lockdown, finds job portal's surveyThe data from Indeed says that job seeker interest in ‘remote teaching jobs’ jumped by 212 per cent or three times, and postings for these roles increased by 93 per cent between March and August 2020 | |
 | Remote work make Indian workers feel lonely, stressed: LinkedInThe findings showed that only one in four (23 per cent) professionals in the country were being offered emotional well-being initiatives and flexible work hours by their employers | |
 | How Hyderabad's Blood Warriors managed to pull off a blood drive during the pandemicThalassemia is an inherited blood disorder, wherein, patients have less oxygen-carrying protein. About 10,000 babies are born with it in India and most patients require frequent blood transfusions | |
 | How these two law students are helping youth in UP's remote villages to prepare for government examsJatin Lalit, a law student at Galgotias University, Noida, speaks to us about their in setting up a community library in UP's Cheruia village |
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