Why France is facing riots | France violence causes | France secularism | How France can learn from India Here in this content we shall try to understand why France is facing riots, causes affecting hard-earned social fabrics, how secularism is responsible for this and in last discuss on how India a diverse country may help France to overcome such incidents. So the entire content is going to be very interesting to all especially students and people who are keen to know about the changing world. Topics to be covered. 1. Introduction about the current issue which has lead to mass violence in France. 2. Why such type of violence happens frequently in France. 3. How Secularism is responsible for this. 4. How India can assist France to overcome such type of incidents.   Introduction. First of all i am expressing my deep condolence to all who lost their lives in this violence. In these days France is facing riots, people come out on the roads blockade them, torched many government vehicl...

 Quality of population is necessary for the development of any country. India with population over 142.9 crore recently surpassed China by a small margin of 0.2 crore. Although we surpassed China but India lag behind in terms of quality population with only 900 million or 90 crore population human resource. If we really want to defeat China in all terms we have to prepare with investment in the human population.  We have segregated this into three aspects- education, health and skill development. Apart from this we should also work other factors which support all the above aspects. Recently it has been seen that the government of India has shifted it focused on human resource. The investment in human resource trend shows that in the year 1951 spent only 151 crore rupees on education, which is now more than 3700 crore. There is a gradual hiking of budgetary allocation in the education sector. This results in the literacy rate which was only 18 per cent in 1951 has increased to ...

News in School Assembly | News Headlines for July 10 National News. 1. UP has highest number of HWCs. - A performance audit of Health and Wellness shows Uttar Pradesh with more than 23 crore population has 23,668 Health and Wellness centres that are currently operational. There are 1.59 lakhs HWCs in the country. 2. Railways slashes AC sitting chair price rate up to 25%. - Taking note of low occupancy in some of its premier trains, the railway minister has announced a reduction of up to 25% of the base fare of the AC chair cars and executive class train tickets. - The decision put to immediate effect, will be applicable to trains with AC chairs- Such as Vande Bharat, Shatabdi - if their occupancy rate falls below 50%. International News. 1. The takes "difficult decision" to provide Cluster bomb to Ukraine, but European leaders are not too happy with this decision.  2 Election Commissioner A nup Chandra Pandey in Uzbekistan as a poll observer. - He will act as an Internation...

Speech on Guru Purnima | Vyasa Purnima | School Assembly Good morning assembly, first of all i am wishing you a happy Guru Purnima. I am very thankful for giving me an opportunity to say something on Guru Purnima, which is also called Vyasa Purnima comes in the month of Ashadh   as per Hindu Calender , is celebrated to mark the birth respect of Maharshi Vyasa and to honour all the teachers.  India is a land of Gurus from its ancient times and the gurus are worshipped like god. Parents are the first guru of a child. But merely giving birth is not enough. The gurus shape the future of a child, teaches how to live. He shows the direction on which his pupils walk on. Every students without gurus are same but when there is a entry guru to someones life, it makes his or her life light, knowledgeable and, fearless. A person who have the blessings of his gurus can do any difficult task easily and get the desired results. A teacher as a facilitator try to unleash your potential, untapp...

 News in School Assembly | News Headlines for June 22 National News. 1. Central Government mulls over New Pension Scheme. Amid ongoing tussle between Centre and some states over the rollback of the New Pension Scheme(NPS) and re-implementation of the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) for the government's employees, the centre may tweak the NPS rules to offer assured 40% - 45% pension to government's employees. - The NPS was started in 2004 for all government's employees. 2. PM's Yoga day events at UN makes it to Guinness Record for most nationalities present in ant yoga event. International News. 1. China to build 1200 Mega watt Nuclear Plant in Pakistan's Punjab. - It is of  $4.8 Billion project. 2. More than three hundred Pakistan Nationals feared dead after an overcrowd boat capsized off the coast of Greece on way Italy illegally. 

Speech on International Yoga Day 21 June | 2023 | School Assembly Here in this content we shall try to learn how to speech on International Yoga Day. This content is also beneficial to school going students who are asked to perform speech on stage.  Good morning everyone, respected principal, teachers and my dear friends. I would like to say thank you to give me an opportunity to say something on the International Yoga Day. First of all, I am wishing you all a Happy International Yoga Day. International Yoga Day is celebrated on 21st of June every year since 2015. This day was first proposed by Indian Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi in his speech of the 69th session of the United Nations General Assembly in 2014. This year 2023, the theme of the International Yoga Day is " Vasudhav Kutumbakam ", which means earth is my home.  India practices Yoga since ancient time mentioned in the Hindu scriptures , Maharshi Patanjali is known as the " Father of Yoga ", who wrote ...

Current Affairs June 2023 | Pratiyogita Darpan | UPSC & BPSC | Other competitive exams In this content we shall learn about current affairs which is is also helpful in competitive exams like Sainik School and Olympiads.  1. To end violence in Assam which organisation with whom both Centre and Assam government signed a trilateral agreement to stop violence till 2024. ans: DNLA ( Dimasa National Liberation Army) 2. Which state party has now become as a national party ? ans : AAP ( Aam Admi Party)  The total number of national party is 6. ( BJP, Congress, CPM, BSP, NPP, AAP) 3. How many total number of tigers in India? ans : 3167 tigers.  the survey of tigers is conducted at every four years. Last survey conducted in 2018, the total number of tigers was 2967. India accounts for 75% of the total tigers in the world.  4. Where is Valmiki Tiger reserve situated in India.? ans : Bihar. It is the alone tiger project in Bihar and only a National Park of Bihar. 5. W...

Current Affairs | March 2023 | UPSC , BPSC, other competitive exams Some very important current affairs questions. This content will help you in exams like UPSC, and other PCS exams. This content will also helpful to students preparing for Sainik School, and Olympiad exams.  1. Which country is hosting the 18th G20 summit ans : India.  2. Who arrived India as a chief guest on 74th Republic Day this year? ans : Abdel Fattah El-Sisi , President of Egypt. 3. Indian government has decided to organise "Prakram Diwas " on 23 January every year, on the name of which freedom fighter? ans : Subhash Chandra Bose. 4. What is the new name of the "Rashtrapati Bhawan? ans : Amrit Udhan. 5. When did "Jal Jiwan Mission" launch? ans : 15-August 2019. Only 3.23 crore families out of 19.35 crore families in rural areas had tapped water.  The number increased 11 crore in 2023. The main objective of this mission is to provide tapped water to every households in the country by 2024....

Who was Rani Ahilyabai Holker | Ahmednagar renamed Ahilyanagar In this content we shall try to know about the great empress of Malwa, and her immense contribution in rejuvenation of temples. Her efficient administrative system, vows to reform society and catering public services enchants many.  This time India is celebrating its Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav by commemorating our freedom fighters, social reformers, philanthropists, philosophers, and women civil societies whose immense contributions made India an independent nation and making us proud. Ahilyabai Holker was one of them whose ideas and contributions towards the nation making all Indians very proud and force us to rethink how to handle the situation in odd times. Today we are celebrating the 298th birth anniversary of Ahilyabai Holker. In view of her contributions, Maharashtra government has taken a landmark decision to rename Ahmednagar to Ahilyanagar. History of Ahmednagar. Ahmednagar lies in West of Maharashtra sta...

Some important Research Institutions of India | general knowledge  Medicine Science related institutions. 1. National Institute of Homeopathy- Kolkata. 2. National institute of Medicine - Lucknow 3. Institute of Medical Science - Chandigarh 4. Tuberculosis research centre - Chennai 5. National Brain research centre - Gurugram 6. Malaria Research Centre - Delhi 7. Indian Council of Medical Science - New Delhi 8. Central Drug Research Institute - Lucknow. Agriculture and Animal husbandry Institutions  1. Central Rice Research Institute - Cuttack ( Orissa) 2. National Diary research institute - Karnal (Haryana) 3. Central Vegetation Research institute - Lucknow 4. Indian Agriculture Research Council - New Delhi 5. Indian institute of Horticulture research - Bangaluru   6. Central Tobacco Research institute - Rajmundari ( Andhra Pradesh) Space Research institutions  1. Space Application Centre - Ahmadabad 2. Centre for Advanced Technology - Indore 3. Satish Dhawan Resear...

Why India is not conducting Census 2021 | Know about Census | in detailed Currently the United Nations Population Fund has released its report, stating India in the mid 2023 would surpass China, and the former will become the World's most populous country.  Now UNPF has revealed its reports and in this report India stands at top with 142.8 crore surpasses China by marginally 0.2 crore. Many researchers are not accepting the report claiming the data fetched by the UNPF is secondary and it is outdated data based on 2011 Census, the last census held in India nearly 13 years ago.  In this content we shall try to learn about the following topics. 1. What about Census. 2. Why the Census is not conducting in India since 2011 3. What would happen if it not conducted.  What is Census?  It is process in which there is a collection of data related to demography, economy and social data of a country or any particular region. Mainly census encompasses three steps - Collection, An...

News in School Assembly | News Headlines for May 13 National News. 1. The Supreme Court coming down heavily on the West Bengal government over its decision to ban 'The Kerala Story'. -On hearing the petition the Supreme Court asked the West Bengal government that the West Bengal is not different and the 'The Kerala Story is running in rest of the country. 2. Assam Chief Minister Hemant Bisarma formed four member committee to examine the state authority to ban polygamy, to scrutinise Shariya and Article 25. International News. 1. Russia denies reports of Ukrainian breakthrough along front lines. 2. Sudan's Armed forces and Rapid support forces signs agreement to lay groundwork for humanitarian assistance in Sudan.

News in School Assembly | News Headlines for May 11  National News. 1. Howraw - Puri , Vande Bharat is Express is likely to be flagged off by PM next week. - PM Modi may visit Odisha to flag off Vande Bharat Express. 2. BSF deployed in Amritsar to keep vigil on after twin blasts 30 hours in the heritage city Amritsar.  - RAF, NIA and NSG have also been deployed to investigate the case. They have not found yet any trigger remote of the bombs. No any militant agencies have claimed responsibility of the blasts. International News. 1. Former Prime Minister Imran Khan remanded in 8-day custody of Pakistan's Anti Corruption body.  - After his arrest, a mass protest started in Pakistan which violence in nature damaging public and private property.  - India keep its eye on the situation and beefed up its security along the border with Pakistan. Because Pakistan may wants its supremacy and may try to allow cross border terrorism in this time. 2. Sri Lanka Supreme Court clears...

News in School Assembly | News Headlines for May 10 National News. 1. Another Cheetah dies in Kunu National Park, third deaths in three months. - A group of 8 Cheetah was translocated in Kuno National Park from Namibia and later 12 Cheetah were brought from South Africa.  2. Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen said he would cut short his three day visit in India in view of security update , regarding Israel's operation against militant group in Gaza Strip. - Indian Foreign Minster S. Jaishankar said we held a meeting on a wide range of issues include trade, investment, defence and agriculture and also focusing on strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations.  International News. 1. China tried to snoop Asian-Indian naval drill in South China Sea. - Chinese ships interrupted Asian-Indian naval drill in South China Sea. - Militia boats and Naval boats of China crossed without face-off. But China has rejected existence of any such militia.  2. Title-42 is ending at th...

News in School Assembly | News Headlines for May 09 National News. 1. Mamata Banerjee announces ban on 'The Kerala Story' in West Bengal saying it is distorted and send a hatred message in the society and erode the hard-earned social fabric of the society. 2. Farmers break through barricades to join the wrestler's protest in Delhi. - Delhi witnesses a dramatic scene, when a group of farmers broke through barricades and to join the wrestler's protest over sexual harassment allegations against National Wrestling Federation Chief. International News. 1. National Security Advisor (NSA), Ajit Doval meets his counterparts of US, UAE and Saudi Arab prince to discuss Project linking Gulf with India .  - The meeting took place in Jeddha.  2. European Union plans to slap sanction on Chinese firms aiding Russia's war machine. - The EU has proposed sanctions on Chinese companies accused of selling equipment that can be used in weapons to support Russia's war machine.