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Dear students when you score low marks or when you fail to get what you want, you may feel bad and want to give up. Wait a minute, don’t lose hope. Talk to your parents, or friends or teachers, and

Sri Aurobindo, when asked why he was writing poetry in English and not in Bengali, his mother tongue, replied that English has certain features which suit the nuances of feeling and thought and

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Great things can be achieved only by the people who dare to dream and even sacrifice life in the process. They change the world to a Volatile form and because of this world survives better than in its

Basics are basic!I enjoy myself conversing with my sister’s two daughters who are in their teenage. They bring in lots of joy, childish blabber, innocent laughter, filmy jokes, surprise,

At Edgroom, we celebrate educators who shape lives and inspire greatness. Today, we honor C. Chittibabu Sir, a dedicated chemistry teacher whose journey is a testament to perseverance, passion, and the

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I don’t mean to scare or warn you. I am just another undergraduate student pursuing Engineering in the ECE domain and I am here to share some of my personal experiences and the “Skills to be

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