वायरल मैसेज में कहा गया है शिक्षा मंत्रालय कोविड-19 प्रकोप में वर्चुअल लर्निंग को बढ़ावा देने के लिए सभी लोगों को मुफ्त लैपटॉप दे रहा है। क्या है इस मैसेज की सच्चाई?

अगर आपको लगता है कि बच्चे आपसे भावनात्क रूप से थोड़ा अलग हो रहे हैं तो उनके पीछे न पड़कर उनकी जरुरतों को समझें, इंटरनेट की दुनिया कभी न खत्म होनी वाली है इसलिए उसके फायदे और नुकसान दोनों बताएं

Mahashakti Seva Kendra, a women-led non-profit in Bhopal, recycles multilayer plastic waste, such as wafer and biscuit wrappers, into laptop bags, baskets, curtains and carpets. These women are contributing towards both environmental protection and their family income.

A Bengaluru-based NGO is set to launch a mobile education van to help the economically backward communities access education facilities.

A teacher in Anta village of Kanpur Dehat, UP, rallies around support from the entire community of village administration, students and their parents into making the school a space where his students will feel uplifted.

A mobile ‘tempo’ classroom loaded with laptops, books and a science lab moves from village to village in Maharashtra teaching children of government schools coding, computers and communication skills.

An assistant teacher in a government composite school in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, embeds bluetooth in puppets, and uses them to teach her students. A number of children who went only to madrasa now study at the school.

Girls of Bijauli village in Dholpur, Rajasthan had to drop out of school after class 8 as there was no high school nearby. Upgrading of the local school has brought girls back to school, with more than half the school students now girls.

The monsoon clouds this year brought memories of Manoj Misra ji, the river warrior, with whom I have enjoyed informed conversations about rivers, monsoon and rainfall. He passed away on June 4, leaving behind a void in the environment conservation movement in the country.