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A STUDY ON NEGLECTION OF MOTHERTONGUE IN EDUCATION SECTOR

REHANA K A ABSTRACT                                This study investigates the neglect of mother toungue language in education sector .protecting malayalam language is equal to protecting ones own body and identify. Malayalam is one of the 22 scheduled language of India.Malayalam was designated as a classical language of India on 2013.Malayalam has official language status in Kerala and Puducherry and is also the primary spoken language of lakshadweep and is spoken by 34 million people in India.This language has to be more than  1500 years old.so it is given the classical status.Tamil,Kannada,Telugu and Malayalam have satisfied these condition.we all have the right to speak in our mother tongue.But most of the schools in Kerala restrict students and even teachers from speaking and using malayalam.This study reveals whether there is any neglectance for the same through survey method.  INTRODUCTION ...

TRADITIONAL GAMES - GOLI

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  Golli Gundu is one of the popular  traditional games  of India. However, many parents are not supportive of this game as it is considered as one of the street games. A golli is a small spherical toy usually made from glass, clay, steel, plastic or agate available in varied diameters. Golli is also called as ‘Kanchey’ in North India and ‘Marble’ in  English language . Things Required to Play Golli Gundu A set of golli about 1 cm in diameter. A shallow hole and the hole is usually dug in an open ground. The number of players can be two or more. Rules and Regulations of Playing Golli Gundu The rules and regulations of playing this traditional game are as follows: Setting the Aim - Firstly, the player has to hold the golli firmly in the forefinger of the left hand. Then he has to stretch the finger back like a bow-string by the pressure of the forefinger of the right hand. And finally, the player has to shoot the golli by releasing the  finger . While pushing the ...

CURRENT FLOW IN A CIRCUIT

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ELECTRICITY                                           A current of electricity is a steady flow of electrons. When electrons move from one place to another, round a      circuit, they carry electrical energy from place to place like marching ants carrying leaves. Instead of carrying leaves, electrons carry a tiny amount of electric charge.      Electricity can travel through something when its structure allows electrons to move through it easily. Metals like  copper have “free” electrons that are not bound tightly to their parent atoms. These electrons flow freely throughout the structure of copper and this is what enables an electric current to flow. In rubber, the electrons are more tightly bound. There are no “free” electrons and, as a result, electricity does not really flow through rubber at all. Conductors that let electricity flow f...