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Explore Inclusive Education, its principles, and historical background. Learn how inclusivity in education ensures equal learning for all students..

In this fast-moving world, encouraging your children to adapt to technological progress is one of the most positive attitudes you can have as a parent.

Suppose, as a mother, you cook for your family and take care of your kid daily. Suddenly one day, you fall ill, and your spouse comes to your rescue and does all the chores.

Remember how often our parents refused when we wanted a smartphone after giving the 12th board examination? Now, you are a parent and must know the reason behind those refusals.

“Again, you broke the glass?” Does every morning start like this? Welcome to the club of hyperactive children! You are just at the right place.

Have you ever counted the stars in your childhood? Try doing it again; the first trouble you will experience is no star in the sky nowadays.

One man breaks that stereotype when the nation assesses students based on academic excellence. Now, you know why World Students’ Day is celebrated on his birthday.

Hard work does not tire your body and mind when you do something you love. As a parent, do you not want your child to nurture their passion and turn it into a profession? If your child loves to indulge in physical activities, encourage them.

Suppose you are very angry with your mother because she is not letting you go out. You collect your anger, and at a point of time, you can not take it anymore.

“A brightness like that of daytime shone unbroken from the east to the north.” No, this is not a quote from any of H.G.Wells’ science-fiction novels.

What comes to mind when you listen to “The Big Bang Theory?” If it’s the TV series of 2007 aired on CBS, you need to know further about it.

Guess what I bought for you. Excites children the most when they see their parents entering the house with a wrapped gift.

“Bajlo Tomar Alor Benu” (The flute of your arrival has started off.) is the trumpet of Durga Puja, the greatest ever festival of Bengalis.

NASA published a picture a few years back showing how vibrant a Diwali night looks in India. Lights cover the entire country. “Diya” has always been the center of attraction for Diwali.