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Mohsin Rashid, 18, from Ishbar Nishaast has made paper his best friend and has churned out a variety of things that fall in the category of origami: a rare form of art originated from Japan.

The Centre on Friday told the Supreme Court that it was open to the suggestion of conducting NEET, a single window entrance test for admissions for MBBS and BDS courses, in Urdu medium also from next academic year.

The personality test, which is the final gateway to the so-called corridors of power – to the foreign, civil, police and other services, is perceived as the proverbial X-factor in the success story of a candidate.

Deeper understanding of social science together with knowledge of the contemporary world and that of yesterday will enable our young students to lead a well-balanced social life that will eradicate caste discrimination, religious fanaticism and social barriers, and empower them to work towards the betterment of our society.

‘Failure gives you the reason and motivation for success. People who succeed don’t just succeed but they have reasons why they should succeed.’

Young children don’t spend a lot of time pondering the deep mysteries like ‘Who am I?’ or ‘What is the meaning of my life?’ Yet in their own way, they are trying to understand who they are.

With the board exams beginning this week, the stress level in students is at its peak, a new study has revealed.

With digital explosion, immense amount of data is available to students and teachers altering the way they read, learn and even play. But does this give us a true perception of the world? Does it motivate us to be real global citizens? Is this learning experiential? Is it collaborative, immersive?

Human and animal studies have established the amygdala''s role in fear processing and a parallel role the hippocampus plays in enhanced memory processing of emotional events.

Parents have to present a palette of career options and let their children make the choice