13th October. Assembly. Class V
Theme:
Thought: North India is only a part of our motherland which has made an another look of festivals, culture and religion in front of the whole world which is impossible for other countries to do.
Speech: North India is a land of festivals. It is a region that is extremely rich in heritage and culture. North India is known for having a different set of traditions and customs for every occasion. A culture to cherish, this region is the epicentre for a set of joyous, customary festivals. If you ever want to experience the authenticity of Indian festivals, definitely try to witness the festivals of north India. Some festivals are widespread over the region, like Diwali, Holi, Teej, Dussehra, etc., while some that are specific to a city or area. These are celebrated with vigour and enthusiasm each year.
Kumbh Mela is the biggest fair in India. It takes place every 12 years in four cities – Prayagraj (Allahabad), Haridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. The Kumbh Mela in Prayag being the major one is celebrated on a vast scale. Pilgrims from all over the country gather and pay homage to river Ganga.
News:
- Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said the G20 has immense potential to work towards the “global good”, adding that the need to strengthen existing multilateral institutions affirmed India’s commitment to third-generation reforms that are being implemented.
- The head of the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog said Wednesday that a Ukrainian nuclear plant surrounded by Russian troops has lost all external power needed for vital safety systems for the second time in five days.
Words for the day:
Unabashed– not embarrassed , disconcerted or ashamed.
Sepulchral – related to a tomb or interment.
Crowing – expressing pride or great satisfaction
Aura – the distinct quality that seems to surround or come from somebody or something.
Frolic – to behave in a playful way.
Name of the students:
Prayer – Priyansh
Pledge – Payoja and Shreya
News – Pranav Aryan
Speech – Swarnim
Host – Divyam Yash