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Talented filmmaker Atiul Islam’s next directorial ‘ Kisalay ’ deals with the stern reality of a little girl's school life. Are the digits on the mark sheet everything we need? Also, excessive pressure in early student life often throws a child into severe mental stress and depression. The thriller has an ensemble cast including Debolina Dutta , Sudip Mukherjee , Sudipta Chakraborty , child artist Adrija Mukherjee, Vivek Trivedi, Debraj Mukherjee in pivotal roles. The story is by Tanvir Kazi while music will be composed by Amit Mitra and M. Rahaman. Indrani Banerjee and others will render their voice for the songs. The film, bankrolled by Aranyak Filmz, will soon start shooting. Atiul’s film has a message for society, especially for parents. School children in India are being mistreated, and their creativity and passion are being killed, so that they can become machine-like, perfectly trained to become doctors and engineers. How these kids are subjected to ... » Learn More about Atiul Islam’s film deals with educational overkill and stern reality of school life

High Court expresses shock at fi re prevention status in schools, asks govt to get measures taken and equipment installed at the earliest The Gujarat High Cour t expressed shock and anguish over reports on fire safety status in schools, and asked the state government to take the steps to ensure fire prevention measures are put in place in all schools, else their recognitions would be cancelled. The HC gave the direction after learning that 5,199 schools in the state don’t have valid fire safety equipment which could put the lives of thousands of students and staff in jeopardy. A bench of Justices J B Pardiwala and I J Vora was hearing a PIL filed by one Amit Panchal . Reports on fire safety status in schools were submitted by the authorities during the hearing. Playing with lives The court said, “The government does not enforce fire safety and most schools still function without even the basic safety amenities. Schools must step up and take the responsibility ... » Learn More about No fire NOC: 5k schools in Guj face HC wrath

New Delhi: The Millennials who were once the cool and trendy people have now been dethroned by Gen Z.  All those who are born between 1981 and 1996 are called Millennials while those born in 1997 and after fall under the Gen Z category. While Millenials pioneered the internet boom, Gen Z was born after it. The latest fad on TikTok got Gen Z hooked to it. The youngsters took to the video-sharing platform to roast Millenials for their choices. Read about the embarrassing stereotypes about Millenials that Gen Z loves to poke fun at. Facebook vs Snapchat More Millenials are on Facebook, while Gen Z crowds Snapchat. Skinny jeans vs Baggy jeans Skinny jeans are a complete no-no for Gen Z. They associate skinny jeans with Millenials. Use of emojis The hugely popular laughing emoji is now an archaic practice. The latest trend is not to use so many emojis or to use a crying emoji instead of the laughing one. Middle parting vs side parting Parting your ... » Learn More about It’s Millenials vs Gen Z on social media and we are loving it!

Learning about their health through a trusted source may help teens take better care of themselves, leading to less depressive symptoms , says a new study . The study indicated that trust played a factor in whether receiving health information improved depression. The more that adolescents trusted their parents or teacher as a credible source of health information, the more likely they were to experience less depression. online content , only content from social media or websites resulted in actual changes in behaviour. "This study was actually inspired by my students, after several of them came to me really stressed out," said researcher Bu Zhong from the Pennsylvania State University . For the study, published in the journal Child: Care, Health and Development, the team recruited 310 adolescents from elementary, middle and high schools. Participants answered information about health information -- such as seminars, classes, pamphlets and other media -- ... » Learn More about Trusted support may help teens battle depression

"It was quite unusual in our community ( for girls to be educated and independent ) but my father was different. "For him, education was of utmost importance. "I wanted to be a part of the nation building process and I felt I would be able to contribute positively if I became an IAS officer." Atheela Abdullah, 29, talks to Shobha Warrier/ Rediff.com about how she achieved her dream. A theela Abdullah ( pictured left ) grew up in a small village in the Malabar region of Kerala where Muslim girls were not generally encouraged to study or work. Her father, however, encouraged his wife to work and his daughters to study and pursue their dreams. He worked in the Middle East and her mother, a school teacher in the village, took care of their children. Although Atheela studied medicine, she wanted to become an Indian Administrative Service officer. Her husband, who was her classmate at medical college, encouraged her to follow her dream. Thus began the ... » Learn More about ‘I used to scratch the letters ‘IAS’ on the desk’

#Coronavirus SOPs for Maharashtra COVID-19 care centres by March 31: Ajit Pawar #Coronavirus Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, his parents takes first dose of coronavirus vaccination #Coronavirus Coronavirus cases: India reports 17,407 new COVID-19 cases, records below 100 deaths in last 24 hours #Coronavirus Karnataka health officer vaccinates State minister at home, gets show-cause notice #Coronavirus Mumbai Police to fine 1,000 maskless people per day #Coronavirus Coronavirus cases: India records 14,989 new COVID-19 cases, 98 fresh fatalities in past 24 hours For Quick Alerts Subscribe Now India - 11,156,923 | World - 115,754,544 View Sample For Quick Alerts ALLOW NOTIFICATIONS For Daily Alerts Just In 10 min ago PM Modi to hold virtual summit with Swedish counterpart on Friday 17 min ago PM Modi to receive CERAWeek Global Energy and ... » Learn More about Pakistan’s COVID-19 death toll breaches 13,000

#Narendra Modi Film inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi soon #Narendra Modi PM Modi's visit to Bangladesh will be a very memorable one: Jaishankar #Narendra Modi BJP’s star campaigner PM Modi to address 2 rallies before each phase in Bengal #Narendra Modi Modi government is misusing IT department to intimidate those supporting farmers' protest: Rahul Gandhi #Narendra Modi For first time Jawans, JCOs to take part in military conference to be addressed by PM Modi #Narendra Modi Use of PM's photo in petrol pump hoardings violates poll code, should be removed: ECI For Quick Alerts Subscribe Now EPFO keeps PF interest unchanged at 8.5% View Sample For Quick Alerts ALLOW NOTIFICATIONS For Daily Alerts Just In 11 min ago Actor Suniel Shetty files complaint over fake film poster 18 min ago Film inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi soon ... » Learn More about Pariksha Pe Charcha 2021: PM Modi to interact with students, here’s how to register

Editor's note: Shanxi-based expert Wu Xiuming has sparked a heated public debate by proposing that the large number of single men in rural areas be encouraged to "pair with" single women in urban areas. The gender imbalance in urban and rural areas has become a social and demographic problem. Two experts share their views with China Daily's Yao Yuxin on how to address this problem. Excerpts follow: Marriage is a matter of choice for many women That China has a serious gender imbalance is evident from the latest official data released in early 2020, which show that in 2019, there were more than 715 million men compared with 684 million women in the country. But to suggest that the gender imbalance problem can be addressed by "pairing" the single men in rural areas with single women in urban areas is unrealistic, because there is little similarity in the two groups' attitude toward life and thought process. Most of the single men in the countryside lack the quality and ... » Learn More about Solution to gender imbalance is gender equality

Although China has largely contained the COVID-19 pandemic at home, it still faces the daunting task of maintaining steady growth in 2021. One way it could do so－and ensure long-term, healthy development of the real economy－is by optimizing financing and eliminating factors that could trigger financial risks. To begin with, China should promote financial reform and opening-up to develop a financial cooperation system that is diversified, and improve the risk prevention and control mechanism without relying too much on the indirect financing system. The development and reform of China's indirect financing system is in line with its long-term social and cultural development, with banks playing the main guiding role in the entire social credit system. Still, China needs to develop a cross-market and cross-sector financial cooperation system to prevent systemic risks in the financial sector that could trigger an inflation crisis forcing the country into the middle-income trap. Due to ... » Learn More about Curbing financial risks key to sustainability

The social chaos, including rioting, in Hong Kong that has led to an economic crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic pose the greatest challenge to Hong Kong since its return to China in 1997. The mayhem caused by the violent protesters prompted the National People's Congress pass the national security law in June last year to stem the growing risk of separatism and restore order in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, so the city's residents could resume normal economic and other activities. Thanks to the implementation of the national security law, Hong Kong is gradually returning to the normal track, by overcoming a host of the difficulties. As part of this measure, the SAR judicial authorities charged 47 politicians and activists with subversion on Sunday. But instead of appreciating the hard work of the Hong Kong law enforcers to restore order in the city, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for the immediate release of the separatists. "We condemn the detention of ... » Learn More about Security law guards HK’s prosperity