Toiba The Earth is not a gift we own, But a treasure kindly loaned. Every tree, each drop of rain, Needs our care again and again. Plant a seed, protect the air, Show the world that we still care. Small actions done by me and you, Can keep our planet fresh and new. Let us […]
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Act Now For Climate The time to act is now. Together, we can reduce our carbon footprint, promote sustainable living, and inspire others to join the global movement for climate action. Mehrunisa Nature is sending us clear signals via rising temperatures, extreme heatwaves, and melting glaciers. The question is; what signal are we sending back?
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Long after examinations are over and textbooks are closed, life continues to ask questions, and many of those questions do not have fixed answers. Gowher Bhat “I wish there was a subject in schools called ‘How to Develop Your Intuition.’” This thought has stayed with me longer than I expected. Not because it sounds poetic,
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‘Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Dreams’ Muskaan Mushtaq Raina Class 12 Humanities Drug abuse has emerged as one of the most serious public health and social challenges of the modern era. Affecting people across all age groups and social backgrounds, substance abuse continues to undermine individual well-being, family stability, and societal progress. Despite
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Dear Students, Asalamualaikum, When I stand before you in class, I don’t just see learners—I see future doctors, teachers, artists, engineers, leaders, and kind human beings. I often imagine the day when I will meet you years from now, grown and accomplished, and I want to feel proud that you carried forward the lessons of
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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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Mohammad Shahkar Mearaj A teacher today must act as a guide on the side rather than a sage on the stage, as this approach not only enhances learning but also plays a crucial role in inculcating discipline in the classroom. When students are actively involved in discussions, group work, and problem-solving, they develop a sense
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Discipline is the light of education, The strong foundation of every nation. It guides the mind and shapes the soul, Helping students reach their goal. In school we learn respect and care, For teachers’ wisdom that they share. We follow rules with honesty, And walk the path of dignity. With punctual steps we start the
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In halls of learning, where minds ignite, Discipline's the key, shining bright. A structured path, a focused quest, To put your knowledge to the test. With every lesson, a chance to grow, Discipline's the seed that helps us know. Through tasks completed, goals in sight, We build a future, strong and bright. Though distractions may
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