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Harman Preet, VI, Shashwat gupta, VII, Swami C, P. Siri, VIII A, Pranathi P., VII B, Gitanjali Devakul, April - June 2019
Vivekanand Public School, Jagadhri Hyderabad
Rani Jeengar, IX B, Bushra Banu, VII, Swami T. Akshreeya, VIII B, V. Anuvarna, VIII B, A. S
Vivekanand Rajkiya Mandal School, Bhilwara linghadharinee, VIII B, Angappa Educational Trust India’s Educational Marvels
Kamakshi Johar, VI C, Animesh Nayak, VII F, Yashika Senior Secondary School, Coimbatore
Baisoya, VI D, Harshit Anand, VII E, Summer Fields M. lathish, VI A, Tharani N, M. Sri Vikash, Paavai A,
School, Kailash Colony, New Delhi VII, Riverside Public School, Kotagiri Educational architecture has developed from
Aaron Abraham Biju, Bhavan’s Adarsha Vidyalaya, R. Harinethra, IX, S. Sarausma, VII, Sri Seshaas simple gurukuls to Buddhist and Jain learning
Kakkanad International Public School, Salem
Anadya Mittal, VIII C, Modern School, Vasant Vihar, A. A. Avantika, IX B G. Sameera Setty, IX A, B. centres to madrasas and then modern
Delhi Praneetha, VIII D, g. Mani Krishna Koushik, universities (founded before the 1950s). Write
dev Taneja, XI A , Nidhi Pathak, XI C, Tanya IX A, Akshara School, Kakinada to us in about 100 words on any one:
Chauhan, XI C, Niharika Singh, IV D, Jaypee Public Aakanksha Kumar, XI A2, St. Paul’s School, Rampur
School, Noida Ayushi Upadhyay, VIII B, Akhil Chandpuri, VIII A, • The architecture of a learning centre of your
Thrupthi U.S, VI C , Abhinav K., VI C, Sagarika Tanya Manjkhola, VIII B, Sonakshi K.,
Shyam, IX A, SG International Public School, V D, Sneha Singh, VIII A, Scholars Home, Dehradun region (ancient/medieval/modern, before
Bangalore Srishti Jain, VIII D, Cambridge School, Noida the 1950s)
S. Sandhiya, IV B, S. Kanishka, IV B, diolin Steffy. divyanshi Singh, VII E, deepti Yadav, IX D, Suditi
S. S, VIII D, S. Shivaani, IV C, Revoor Padmanabha Global Academy, Etawah. • The role it has played in history and heritage
Chetty’s Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Chennai S. Mithun Raj, XI A, Alpha English Higher Secondary
S.K. Kavisha, XI B, Royal Park Matric Hr. Sec. School, School, Puducherry • Unique facilities like library, study hall, classrooms etc.
Salem Sheetal, IX H, KPS, Ambala Cantt.
S. Bhagya, Sri Varna lakshmi, IX, K. Sai Varshitha, Urvi Muley and Aaron desai, Global Indian • Notable teachers, philosophers, students from there who have contributed
IX, d. Sreeja, VII, d.R. Tanusree, IX, N. Renuka, IX, International School, Ahmedabad
Kakinada Public School, Kakinada Thanusree Manoj, VI, Bhavan’s Adarsha Vidyalaya, to heritage
Alveera Ali, VI B, Ariza Noor, VIII B, Sunway Sr. Sec. Kakkanad, Kochi
School, Rampur P.V. Varnika, VI C, M. Akshaya lekshmi, VII A, V. You may accompany your write-up with a sketch, painting, or a personally
Parth Misra, IV A, Khush gurnani, IV A, Jankidevi Sudarshana, VI C, Glazebrooke Public School, Salem clicked photograph.
Public School, Jaipur Kanishka, IX D, Tanishka, IX D, Siddharth
Tanisha gupta, XI B, Khyrul Nisa Bhat, VIII A, International School, Hisar last date of entries: February 15, 2019
Krishika gupta, VIII A, Saksham, IX A, Model Riya Saini, VIII B, Mehak, VII B, Vishwa Bharati Public
Academy, Jammu School, Jagadhri
Shreya Rawat, VII A, Ashish Kumar, VIII B, Rashi Vrinda Arora, VI G, Khushi Ahlawat, VII B, Bhansali, July - September 2019
Kanojia, VII, laiba Khan, VIII A, Pine Hall School, VIII-F, Kavya Bhansali, VIII F, Maharana Mewar Public
Dehradun School, Udaipur
Aadhya Sinha, VI D, Rajeev Karakoti, VIII A R. Priyavarshini, IX B, B. Prithika, VIII A, Holy Angels’ Weaving Wisdom
Cambridge School, Noida Public School, Salem
Kaundinya Kaipa, VIII A, T. S. Karthikeya, IX A, U. Mangai, VI, MCTM, Chidambaram Chettiyar
Seershika, IX B, Ananya dhimahi, X A, Sai Mihir, IX International School, Mylapore, Chennai Weaving in India has a rich historical tradition
A, P. Raghavendra Reddy, IX B, BVB Atmakuri Rama Yashika Arora, Pawan gupta, IX E, St. Mark’s Sr. Sec. and showcases the incredible weaving
Rao School, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad Public School, Delhi
diksha Kanwar, VI, Khushi Sharma, IX C, Priya, VIII, Kannan, VIII, faizal, IX, Delhi School of Excellence, wisdom across the country. In about 100
Priya Jangir, IX A, Sakshab, VIII, Dundlod Vidyapeeth, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad words write on any one:
Jhunjhunu Anjali Chhabra, IX D, Army Public School, Ambala
Rinky Yadav, VIII, Madhur Soni, VIII, Siddhi Sagar Cantt • History of weaving traditions
Academy, Lalitpur Shivam Kumar, VIIIB, Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan
Mohamedha Saniya, VIII A, P. dharshini, VIII A, Pendurth, Visakhapatnam • Kind of weave and its unique technique in your region, including fabrics,
Vidyaa Vikas Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Pudukottai Inika gour Tirath, V, Vasant Valley School, New Delhi
Prem Kr. Sah, VII, Sumit Kr. Mahato, VII, Dantin Pranjal Sharma, V, India Kids School, Udhampur sarees, carpets, shawls etc.
Academy English High School, Guwahati Rizwan Shaik, VII, KLE Rayapur, Dharwad
P.S. Naren Narayanan, VIII A, S. K. Karunya, IX A, divya dharshini, VIIIA, Little Scholars Matric Hr. Sec. • An interview with a traditional weaver to bring out their socio-economic
T. Prathikshaa, IX A, Sri Sankara Vidyashramam Mat. School, Thanjavur conditions
Hr. Sec. School, Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai Shuchi laha, VII, Gwalior Glory High School, Gwalior
Sweta S., IX D, V. lakshana, VI D, Sankari Karthik, S. Tharun, X M, Padma Seshadari Bala Bhavan, • Kind of persons/communities/organizations involved in the traditional
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Senior Secondary School, Adyar, Chennai Vikayath, VIII B, Oxford Grammar School, Hyderabad weaving industry and suggestions for its improvement
Ishita Jain, VII B, Safiya Khan, VI E, Delhi Public gourisha Bhatia, X, Global Indian International
School Mathura Road, Delhi School, Indore You may accompany your entry with a sketch, photograph, painting, collage
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A, Shubham Singh, IX F, Rashmi, IX D, Ritik goyal, Coimbatore
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Chinmaya Vidyalaya CBSE, Coimbatore Bhawan, G. K. II, New Delhi
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