Is it punishment? Is it obedience? Is it rules? Is it enforcement? Is it always doing the same thing? Is it always doing the right thing? Is it consistency? Is it doing what you’re told? Is it rigid? Is it boring? Do you even get a choice? Do you just comply? To understand what discipline […]
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It has developed around the twin pillars of common law having almost universal application: ‘hear the other side’ and ‘no man shall be judge in his own cause’. The principles of natural justice are considered as a safeguard for the minimum protection of the rights of the individual against arbitrary procedures that may be adopted
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Impact on Learning Process It is rightly said that, “Life without discipline is just like a ship without radar.” Let’s begin with the concept of Discipline. The term ‘discipline’ refers to a state of orderly conduct of an individual which is gained through training in self-control and in habits of obedience to socially approved standards
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Discipline is a way to set limits for the students so that they know what is wrong and what is right. This improves the character of the students and they become strong as well as self reliant. Discipline even develops the analytical skills of the students. So, when they grow up, they can exploit their
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Honored at theEducation Summit 2026Proud to announce that KHEI has been recognized for its contribution to excellence in education at the Education Summit 2026!Held at the SKICC, Srinagar, this prestigious conclave brought together the region’s leading educationists and thought leaders to discuss the vital theme: “Reimagining Learning for Future Skills, Innovation, and Global Citizenship”.Receiving this
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International Mathematics Day celebrated at Kashmir Harvard A wonderful celebration of numbers, logic, and creativity! Students participated in exciting activities including Mathematics Quiz, Rubik’s Cube challenges, and fun games that made learning mathematics enjoyable and interactive.
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“Everyone who remembers his own education remembers teachers, not methods and techniques. The teacher is the heart of the educational system.” Sajjad Bazaz The system of education has undergone a sea change in the past two decades. The demand for educational degrees has ballooned. Today, students have choices in abundance to pursue their education in
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March does not dazzle; it reassures. It tells Kashmiris and visitors alike that endurance has meaning, that after long cold nights, gentleness returns first—not loudly, but unmistakably. Dr. Noour Ali Zehgeer The Kashmir, Paradise on Earth, has different seasons to offer for the Kashmiris and for the people who visit Kashmir for its beautiful gardens
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Dr. Fiaz Maqbool Fazili Cleanliness is more than a government responsibility—it is a personal ethic, a reflection of one’s inner values, and the foundation of a healthier, more harmonious society. In communities like ours, where Islam is the guiding faith for many, the Prophetic saying “Cleanliness is half of faith” should inspire behaviour not only
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