Lesson learned from a pencil:-
• Hard work always sharpen our career as a sharped pencil point.
• What inside you is useful, not what's outside!
• We do make mistakes in life and similarly, the pencil also does, but remember there’s always an ERASER.
HAVE A HAPPY WEEKEND!
" Freedom"
- Freedom is the oxygen of the soul
- Freedom is the power to choose our own thoughts
- Freedom is the mental and physical space for each and every one.
- Doing what your heart says is freedom.
- Not feeling insecure and fearing while doing anything is freedom.
The national prevalence of under-five stunting is 37.9%, which is greater than the developing country average of 25%. India's under-five wasting prevalence of 20.8% is also greater than the developing country average of 8.9%.https://t.co/XgruAxzXFW.
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The BigBang; GreatCooling; organization of celestial bodies; fiery lithosphere, precipitating hydrosphere; biochemical reactions; creeping greens; life in the sea, land, & air; GreatExtinctions; frontal lobe...
The cosmos invested a lot of effort into arriving at U.
Be worthy.
Essential nutrients are compounds that the body can’t make or can’t make in sufficient quantity. According to the World Health OrganizationTrusted Source, these nutrients must come from food, and they’re vital for disease prevention, growth, and good health. #RPM2020MYK
Literacy is a key contributor towards attaining a variety of goals including poverty eradication, gender equality, democracy, peace, and sustainable development.
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As Suzanne Carreker points out, “With literacy comes academic success, informed decision-making, improved self-esteem, personal empowerment, greater economic opportunities, and active participation in local and global social communities." #ILD2020MYK
The gender disparity persists at both the rural and urban levels, however, the gap is smaller among urban Indians and much wider in the rural setup.
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the literacy rate of India for people aged above 7 years of age in this time period is 77.7%. Interestingly, the male literacy rate in the country is 84.7% while that of females is 70.3%, a difference of 14 percentage points.
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India literacy rate for 2011 was 69.30%, a 6.55% increase from 2006.
India literacy rate for 2006 was 62.75%, a 1.74% increase from 2001.
India literacy rate for 2001 was 61.01%, a 12.79% increase from 1991.#ILD2020MYK
September 8 is celebrated as International Literacy Day. Started in 1996, the purpose of the day was to promote literacy across the work. 2009-10 was also announced as the Literacy decade. In the recently released survey by the https://t.co/hMj2j4lwHB
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