The garba and dandiya are representative of Dussehra. But these two pictures are not the same. Can you spot the 10 differences between them?
Are we the same?
Don’t get fooled. These are not two identical images. Spot the differences between the two.
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Be a part of the group
Troop, swarm, pod, gaggle … what are these words? They are collective nouns, used to describe a group of things, animals or people.
A collective noun refers to a group of people, things, animals, birds and so on. For example, we say, a murder of crows, flock of birds, a galaxy of stars, a herd of cattle, a pair of rogues and so on.
Look at these images and fill in the blank with the collective noun.
Three cups, ten heads
Ravana was made of the stuff of legend, but this version of him you create is made of paper cups! Read on.
Here’s a fun Dussehra project for you. Can you try crafting your own version of the ten-headed King of Lanka, Ravana? Grab the materials required and build him from the ground up!
Letter hunt
Play this word game to test your knowledge in History. Can you guess the word within six attempts?
An empire is a significant political and historical concept where a state or a country controls territories beyond its original borders, often through conquest or colonisation. Examples include the Roman Empire and the British Empire. Can you find this six-letter word that is related to kingdoms/empires/domains?
How to play
You have to guess the hidden word in as few attempts as possible. You have up to 6 attempts. After each attempt, letters will be shown in three colours. If the letter is green, it is present in the word and is in the right place. If the letter is yellow, it is present in the word but is not in the right place. If the letter is grey, then it is not present in the word.
Clean bill of health
Time to up your health-related vocabulary with this activity. Give it a shot now.
This activity has 30 words that are related to health. Can you fit them all into the grid correctly?
Dances, dolls and deities
The lights come on, the dolls come out and the festivities are set to take off across India. Let’s explore.
The festive season is upon us, and this means it’s time to celebrate. Learn how Dussehra/Navaratri is observed in different parts of the country.
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Where every story finds its voice
What is broadcast journalism? What do broadcast journalists do? Read on …
Broadcast journalism is a field in which news and stories are delivered through electronic media like television, radio, or online streaming. Journalists in this field report on current events and provide live updates, interviews, and analysis. Their goal is to inform the public, often working on tight deadlines to bring breaking news or in-depth investigations to audiences as quickly and accurately as possible.
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Hues and clues
This crossword has a splash of fun in every clue. Can you complete these idioms based on colours?
An idiom is a phrase that means something different from its literal meaning. For example, when we say “It’s raining cats and dogs”, we mean it’s raining heavily. When a task is a “piece of cake”, it means it’s very easy.
This crossword is sure to brighten up your day. It features idioms that contain the names of colours. Can you complete the grid?
Floating on air
A train with no wheels, you say? Yes, of course, it’s possible! It’s isn’t magic, but Science. Read on…
Science of our world
We all study Geography in school but what exactly is this subject about? Here’s a video that will give you a quick overview.
