On 04.02.2021
from 19th June to 18th July 2021
Class IV students.
With Sh.Ashok Kumar, principal Kendriya Vidyalaya#1, Jaipur
Kendriya
Vidyalaya NPGC Nabinagar is going to celebrate “National Library Week” through
online mode from 14.11.2020 to 20.11.2020. Following programs/activities will
be conducted by the Library Dept. Kendriya Vidyalaya NPGC Nabinagar.
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Digital Book Review (DBR) :
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Digital Book Review (DBR) : English |
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Quiz : Books & Authors |
National Education Day of India is celebrated every year on 11th November to commemorate the birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first education minister of independent India. This year it was 132nd birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad. As first education minister of India, Azad had overseen establishment of national education system with free primary education and modern institutions of higher education. He is also credited with establishment of Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and laid foundation of University Grants Commission, an important institution to supervise and advance higher education throughout the country.
National Education Day was instituted by Union Ministry of
Human Resource Development (Now known as Ministry of Education) in 2008
announced to commemorate the birthday Maulana Abul Kalam Azad for recalling his
contribution to cause of education in India. Its objective is to strengthen
educational institutions and to raise quality of education to greater heights.
It also seeks to remember Maulana Azad’s contribution in laying the foundations
of education system in an independent India as well as to evaluate our current
performance in this field.
He was born on 11 November 1888 and died on 22 February 1958.
He was senior Muslim leader of Indian National Congress(INC) during Indian
independence movement. He is commonly remembered as Maulana Azad (word Maulana
is honorific meaning ‘Our Master’) and he had adopted Azad (Free) as his pen
name. He was first Minister of Education of Independent India. He had played
important role in foundation of Jamia Millia Islamia at Aligarh in Uttar
Pradesh. He assisted in shifting campus of university from Aligarh to New Delhi
in 1934.
During his young age, he rose to prominence through his work as
journalist, publishing works critical of British Raj and espousing causes of
Indian nationalism. He became leader of Khilafat Movement, during which he came
into close contact with Mahatma Gandhi. He later became enthusiastic supporter
of Gandhi’s ideas of non-violent civil disobedience and worked to organize the
non-co-operation movement in protest of the 1919 Rowlatt Acts.
He was committed to Gandhi’s
ideals, including promoting Swadeshi (indigenous) products and cause of Swaraj
(Self-rule) for India. In 1923, at age of 35, he became youngest person to
serve as President of Indian National Congress. He was one of main organizers
of the Dharasana Satyagraha in 1931 and emerged as one of the most important
national leaders of the time, prominently leading causes of Hindu-Muslim unity
as well as espousing secularism and socialism. He served as Congress president
from 1940 to 1945, during which Quit India rebellion was launched. He also
worked for Hindu-Muslim unity through the Al-Hilal newspaper.
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During
this Coronavirus pandemic, mostly literate urban people were aware of this
pandemic, which also similar to the outcome of a study done by (Ray et al.,
2020). They are aware of virus infection symptoms such as fever, cough, sore
throat, tiredness, running nose and possible infection method from one person
to another, so government and celebrities should encourage the ordinary people
and boost their morale in this tough time. People showed confidence that
disease can be prevented but are concerned for loss due to pandemic. The
majority of people in society are commute by their two‐wheelers or public bus, prone to
infection, so the government should take extra care to sanitize public places
and coaches. They have adopted their prevention methods such as lockdown,
naturopathy and social distancing, so the government should make necessary
arrangements. The majority of people daily interact either to 10 or more
people, which is the biggest threat to community transmission, so people should
be discouraged from associating with others. Peoples are following trusted
sources of information such as TV, newspapers and official government website,
so the government should broadcast all relevant information to these platforms.
Common men in society are well aware of medical facilities' government
initiatives, which are vital to cease the infection. Worries and anxiety among
the public regarding COVID‐19 disease can be checked and quickly reduce by counseling,
their levels to be measured in some research. There is a need to intensify the
awareness program during this COVID‐19 pandemic, raised by other researchers (Ray et al.,
2020).
So this article will help common men
to understand the intensity of infection and its symptoms and precaution. It
will help common people to understand the threatens level of virus in society
and counsel him that it's with everyone, rather than only with him. He will
adopt the necessary precautionary measure to avoid infection from illness by
getting proper and reliable information from time to time. The government will
also get an idea of common man psychology, problems and worries of ordinary
people to formulate a better and effective strategy
Find below some of the important links for the COVID-19: Social Behavioral norms proposed by the Government of India -
1. Stay Protected from Corona 1 - English : Click here to view
2. Stay Protected from Corona 1 - Hindi : Click here to view
3. Stay Protected from Corona 2 - English : Click here to view
4. Stay Protected from Corona 2 - Hindi : Click here to view
5. Intensive & Focussed COVID-19 Campaign : Click here to view
6. Jan Andolan Campaign Letter : : Click here to view
7. Pledge (English) : Click here to view
8. Pledge (Hindi) : Click here to view
