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a)India Gate

b)Qutub Minar

c)Old Fort

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Saree

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Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi

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Jama Masjid

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9 Union Territories

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28 states

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Odisha

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Karnataka

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Aizawal

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Agartala

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Himachal Pradesh

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Odisha

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Punjab

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A student councilis a selected or elected body of school students, who organise various cultural activities in the school and also provide leadership to the other students.

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SarvaShiksha Abhiyan declares that everyone has a right to education. Its aim is to give everyone achance to learn and benefit from basic education – not as an accident of circumstance, or as a privilege, but as a RIGHT.

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Sports day or a field day is the annual day celebrated by most of the schools. The students participate in competitive sporting activities, often with the aim of winning trophies or prizes.

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A school staff primarily consists of theprincipal, teachers, librarian, office staff etc.

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Nowadays, most schools have defined special programme for children with special needs which has been introduced as a part of ‘Inclusive education’ programme. Certain awareness issues on poor nutrition and disabilities caused by incorrect food habits are also conducted in this programme.

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Students can sit and read in the library as well as issue both fiction and non-fiction books from the library.

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Teachers discuss, plan the curriculum and correct notebooks inside the staff rooms.

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Medical rooms in schools have a doctor or a nurse who provide medical care to both students and staff, who suddenly feel unwell or hurt themselves during school hours.

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The principal interacts with parents and visitors. She/he is responsible for the complete welfare of all the students in the school.

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The principal is the head of a school.

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Children can learn how to read, write and count. They can also take part in extracurricular activities like drawing, singing, etc. It enables a child to explore various domains and leads to his/hers holistic development.

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An ideal school has good infrastructure, i.e., it has a good building with well ventilated rooms and an excellent faculty who are passionate about education.

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A school is an institution which not only imparts knowledge through education but also develops a child in other spheres as well.

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It was like a dream come true. That night Chuskit could not sleep because of the excitement. At last, she will be able to go to school like the rest of the children.

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Chuskit's Aama-le and Aaba-le gave hot tea and biscuits to everyone. They were overwhelmed by the support of the school children and teachers. Chuskit's grandfather had tears in his eyes out of joy and happiness.

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Wheel chair

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They all discussed the problem and came to a solution. Everyone worked happily as they cared for Chuskit.

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They made a plan so that Chuskit could bring her wheel chair by road to school. For this, one group of children started to level the road. Another group worked to level the area near the river. Some older children took help from the teacher to make a small bridge with wood across the river.

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It was like a dream come true. That night Chuskit could not sleep because of the excitement. She thought that at last, she would be able to go to school like the rest of the children.

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Yes. The school staff and students discussed the problem and came to a solution. Everyone worked happily as they cared for Chuskit.

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One day Chuskit's father gave her a wonderful surprise. He got her a wheel chair. Chuskit quickly learnt how to move the wheel chair.

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Chuskit liked to sit near the window and draw pictures. These were praised by her parents too.

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Yes, Chuskit was unaware of her disabilities but when she noticed that she was unable to do certain things like the children of her age, she became aware.

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Yes, Chuskit was very happy as she was no longer dependent on her father to carry her everywhere.

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Abdul went to the headmaster and teachers of the school and told them about Chuskit's problem.

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Chuskit could not use her legs since birth.

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Chuskit was a ten year old girl who lived in the Skitpo Pul village near Ladakh.

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Chuskit's Aama-le and Aaba-le were overwhelmed by the support of the school children and teachers. Chuskit's grandfather had tears in his eyes out of joy and happiness. They gave hot tea and biscuits to everyone.

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Chuskit's Aaba-le (father) could not carry her everyday to school. The road to the school was not leveled, so she herself could not wheel her chair. Also, there was no bridge on the river through which she could travel across.

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We will use Airplane to travel from Australia to India.

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a)   True

b)   True

c)   False

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Wright brothers are truly called as pioneers of aviation industry as they were the first ones who made an aircraft which could carry a person successfully. Their designs were also modified to attain greater success. This feat gave future generations the inspiration to further develop and enhance the flying equipments. Gradually, the air crafts were not only a means of fantasy but a reality within reach of common people. Commercially it transformed the modern means of transport. Now people could travel from one place to another in few days which used to take months. Truly, Wright brothers have made this world a global village.

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Those air crafts which carry astronauts in space are called space shuttles.

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Abdul went back from Chuskit's house. But he was thinking about how to get Chuskit to school. He went to the headmaster and teachers of the school and told them about Chuskit's problem.

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Chuskit's Aaba-le (father) could not carry her to school every day. The road to the school was not level so she could not wheel her chair by herself. Also there was no bridge on the river on which she could cross.

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Chuskit was very happy as she was no longer dependent on her father to carry her everywhere. Now she just needed to tell her mother to put her on the wheel chair and she could herself go outside on her own.

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One day her father gave her a wonderful surprise. He got her a wheel chair. Chuskit quickly learnt how to move on a wheel chair.

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Chuskit sits near the window and draws pictures. Her drawings are praised by her parents.

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At first Chuskit herself was not aware that, why was she different from other children? But slowly she realised that she is unable to do certain things like other children of her age.

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Since birth, Chuskit cannot use her legs.

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Chuskit is a ten year old girl who lives in the Skitpo Pul village near Ladakh.

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Classroom

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Ladakh

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He noticed that Chuskit did not go to school.

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Hot tea and biscuits

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Legs

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Abdul

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Aama-le

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Ten years

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Wheel chair

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Aaba-le

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The school's staff and students made a plan so that Chuskit could bring her wheel chair by road to the school. For this, one group of children started to level the road. Another group worked to level the area near the river. Some older children took help from the teacher to make a small bridge with wood across the river.

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The basic rights which are guaranteed to every citizen of our country by the constitution are the fundamental rights. These rights ensure dignity of life to every citizen.

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Democracy is a government of the people, by the people and for the people.

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A monarchy is a country which is ruled by a king or a queen.

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Constitution is a set of rules which is required to govern a country.

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It stands for strength and courage.

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It means truth wins.

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It stands for motion and sacrifice.

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Courage and sacrifice

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strength and power

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Speed

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Jana Gana Mana

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Peacock

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Indian rupee

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Pingali Venkyand

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Ashoka

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Peacock

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Lotus

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Rabindranath Tagore

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four

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Lotus, the National Flower and Peacock, the National Bird, have been widely used in Indian art and culture.

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It is a symbolic of qualities like beauty, grace, pride and mysticism.

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We should stand at attention to show respect to the anthem when it being played.

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Our national flag was adopted during the constituent assembly held on 22^nd July, 1947.

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The Indian Rupee sign was adopted by the Government ofIndia on15^thof July, 2010.

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1.         The national flag must always be unfurled at the top of the mast.

2.         The national flag should not be displayed in a torn or dirty state.

3.         The national flag can be flown only from sunrise to sunset.

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An Anthem, an Emblem, a flag, a bird, a flower, an animal and a currency symbol are the national elements of India.

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Our National Emblem has been taken from the pillar that has four Indian lions standing on it back to back. This pillar was erected by Emperor Ashoka in Sarnath.