![]() | Deshbhakti, happiness introduced as new guidelines in Delhi school assessment criteriaDelhi govt introduces new guidelines for judging performances |
![]() | Five things that keep you unhappyOn the surface, we all look happy. With rising prosperity, most people have basic facilities like food, clothing, and a roof overhead. |
![]() | Kozhikode Corp stitching up three-year plan for vibrant, colourful, happy cityThese include playgrounds for children, cultural programmes for youth, places to relax for the grown-ups and the like. |
![]() | Is Evil Necessary?The moment you are in pursuit of happiness, you do not know what you are doing to others. |
![]() | Finland crowned world's happiest nation for fifth year, India ranked below PakistanIndia is ranked at a lowly 136, even below Pakistan, which is at 121, in the annual UN-sponsored index. |
![]() | Colour me happy, naturally; Festival of HoliBeauty and wellness are both interrelated; one cannot exist without the other. |
![]() | Delhi government mulls over 'Mindset' curriculum to be part of private schoolsThe Kejriwal government’s Mindset Curriculums, Happiness Curriculum, Entrepreneurship, and Deshbhakti Curriculum, will now be implemented in private schools as well. |
![]() | True happiness lies within youThe happiness that depends on external circumstances is very fragile. The moment the circumstance changes, our happiness also evaporates. |
![]() | Survey to assess Covid impact on school kidsThe announcement was made after the minister reviewed online teaching and learning process in the government schools. |
![]() | The happy diet for weight loss and boosting your moodStart consuming more dairy products such as milk, cheese and yoghurt as each of these is a great source of probiotics, known to trigger mood-boosting hormone responses. |
![]() | 2017: When Arundhati Roy, Nayantara Sahgal, Kiran Nagarkar reflected societal burdens in their booksThe year 2017 witnessed the release of at least three powerful novels, along with two short story anthologies, all of which use the medium of art and fiction to reflect the burden of society |
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