International Value Education Olympiad (IVEO) 2025.

• Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan has kindly approved the participation of all students in your schools for the International Value Education Olympiad (IVEO) 2025. 
•  Key Details
• Eligibility: Classes 5th to 12th (National & International)
• Format: 100% Free & Online
• Last Date to Register: 30th September 2025
• Exam: 5th Oct (9 AM) – 6th Oct (9 AM) → 60% Weightage
• Assignment Submission: by 4th Oct 2025 → 40% Weightage
• Prizes & Recognition: Top scorers win exciting prizes 🏆 worth ₹5 Lakh, awarded by the Hon’ble Minister of Environment on 23rd Nov 2025.
• Certificates: E-Certificates for all participants with logos of UNEP – Faith for Earth & Ministry of Environment, Govt. of India.
• Useful Links
• Student Registration: 🌐 www.veolympiad.com
• Study Material: 🌐 www.veolympiad.com/study-material/
• Assignment Submission: 🌐 https://veolympiad.com/assignment/

90% of Indian students choose careers blindly.

 Here's why that's a crisis

The career counselling crisis in India is real when only 1 in 10 students receive professional advice, according to the study by the UN. The problem persists in career choices, with decisions often based on advice from cousins, uncles, or prevailing trends rather than a student's true capabilities or what they want to do. From private to government schools, this issue remains widespread. In this article, we discuss what experts say about it, the factors behind it, and possible solutions.

MASSIVE TALENT, MINIMAL GUIDANCE

India has the world’s largest youth population and one of the largest education systems, but career counselling is treated as an afterthought.

WHEN CAREER CHOICES BECOME A SHOT IN THE DARK

India’s higher education enrolment has crossed 28%, but the numbers hide a deeper crisis.

Just 10% of students know the cost of their courses, while 8 in 10 struggle to make career choices because they lack clear information about options, institutions, and prospects.

HOW INDIA CAN BRIDGE THE CAREER COUNSELLING GAP

Compare this to developed nations, wherein career counselling is included in education.

In Australia, Canada, or the UK, students are compelled to pass through a series of aptitude tests, career fairs, and formal grooming before settling for courses at a university.

It's not a matter of avoiding risk but of giving direction. India does not do it this way and leaves it to chance, or to the neighbourhood uncle.

Rishabh Chauhan

New Delhi,UPDATED: Sep 28, 2025 22:15 IST

READ FULL ARTICLE HERE

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Contact details: 

 Office of Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks, Bouddhik Sampada Bhawan, Plot No. 32, Sector 14, Dwarka, New Delhi-110078. E-mail: ipawards.ipo@gov.in

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हिंदी पखवाड़ा पुस्तक प्रदर्शनी 2025

SKILL HOUSE: OUTDOOR: Hands-On Learning for Future Makers- NEP 2020

 PM SHRI KV OCF Sector 29 Chandigarh 

A Creative Workshop Space for Classes VI–XII 

   Location: ................

Dimensions: 6/8 ft (width) × 40 ft (length)

Material to be used: Scrap of school or donation from students / Society 

Utilization: 

Bagless days 

WE/ Art periods

Arrangement Periods 

On Call Resource Person

Objectives

• Introduce students to vocational skills: carpentry, plumbing, painting, electrical work, potting, etc.

• Foster creativity, problem-solving, and practical knowledge.

• Promote the reuse of school/home waste for tool displays and workshop materials.

• Encourage experiential learning aligned with NEP 2020.

• • Skill Stations

    Skill	Activities
    Carpentry	Sawing, assembling, measuring
    Plumbing	Pipe fittings, leak repair
    Painting	Brushwork, stencils, wall art
    Electrical	Wiring, switches, circuits
    Pottering	Mud Clay pots

    
    
    

  Waste Utilization Ideas

  • Old pipes → plumbing demos

  • Broken furniture → carpentry practice

  • Discarded wires → electrical mock-ups

  • Used paint cans → storage or decoration

  • Scrap wood/metal → tool holders, signage

  

  
  
  

  Student Engagement

  • Weekly hands-on sessions by class groups

  • Peer-led mini-projects and competitions

  • Guest demos by local artisans and parents

  • Display of student creations during exhibitions

  • DIY challenges and exhibitions

  
  

  

  
  
  

  Visual Appeal

  • Color-coded zones for each skill

  • Inspirational quotes and safety tips on walls

  • Student-made posters and charts

  • Recycled decor elements (tyres, bottles, pallets)

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  Safety & Supervision- TGT WE/ AE/...........volunteer under Vidyanjali 

  • Adult supervision during tool use

  • Safety gear mandatory for machines

  • Clear instructions and emergency protocols

  

  
  
  

  Expected Outcomes

  • Enhanced practical understanding and confidence

  • Early exposure to vocational career paths

  • Improved teamwork and creativity

  • Stronger school-community collaboration

  

  
  Design & Layout

  Section	Description
  Wall Display Zone	Pegboards or recycled panels showcasing tools (hammers, wrenches, brushes, testers, etc.) with labels.
  Work Tables	Sturdy tables (made from reused wood/metal) for hands-on activities and machine placement.
  Storage Units	Upcycled cabinets or crates for tool safety and organization.
  Creative Corner	Student-made models, posters, and DIY innovations using scrap materials.
  Safety Zone	First-aid kit, gloves, goggles, and safety instructions prominently displayed.

Call to Action

• Invite support from staff, parents, and the community

• Encourage donations of tools or materials

• Propose a launch date and student involvement

Class-Wise Vocational Activities Inspired by NCERT Books

Class VI–VII: Foundation & Familiarization

• Tool Talk: Identify and name common tools (carpentry, plumbing, painting)
• Safety First: Create posters on tool safety and hygiene
• Waste Wonders: Make pencil holders or organizers from scrap
• Mini Models: Build simple cardboard furniture or pipe layouts
• Color Play: Practice brush strokes and color mixing on paper
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Class VIII: Kaushal Bodh Integration

• Hands-On Modules from Kaushal Bodh:
• Carpentry: Measuring, sawing, assembling a small stool
• Plumbing: Pipe joint demo using old pipes
• Electrical: Simple bulb circuit with switch
• Painting: Wall art or stencil work on chart paper
• Creative Recycling: Make tool holders from waste wood or cans
• Skill Journal: Maintain a logbook of learned skills and reflections
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Class IX–X: Skill Application & Innovation

• Mini Projects:
• Build a birdhouse or toolbox (carpentry)
• Create a water-saving model (plumbing)
• Wire a mock switchboard (electrical)
• Peer Teaching: Students explain tool use to juniors
• Design Thinking: Solve a real-life problem using vocational skills
• Exhibition Prep: Display models, posters, and working demos
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Class XI–XII: Career Exploration & Mastery

• Advanced Projects:
• Furniture repair or upcycling
• Leak detection and repair simulation
• Paint a classroom wall or mural
• Assemble a working electrical board
• Entrepreneurial Pitch: Present a business idea using learned skills
• Internship/Guest Demo: Invite local artisans or visit workshops
• Portfolio Creation: Document projects, photos, and reflections
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Features

• Hands-on activities and illustrations
• Aligned with NEP’s experiential learning goals
• Encourages creativity, observation, and analysis
• Suitable for students aged 12–21
• Portable and classroom-friendly format

REFER TO PROJECT 5R FOR FURTHER INNOVATION

COMMING UP NEXT SKILL HOUSE INDOOR 

FOR SKILLS LIKE 

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"STUDENTS WILL SUGGEST"

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It will be aseesed rewarded suitably. 

    

   

 

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CPD- SEP 2025

DATE:  19 SEP 2025

TOPIC: USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHING 

BY: Mr. Ravinder Kumar VP 

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DATE:  SEP 2025

TOPIC: EFFECTIVE CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT

BY: Ms. SEWTA HURIYA TGT MATHS  

  

DATE: SEP 2025

TOPIC: DEVELOPING POSITIVE WORK ETHICS AND CULTURE 

BY: Ms. MEENU PGT MATHS & Ms. VANDANA 

   

Newspaper Clipping Scrapbook classes ix and xi

HHW  2025-26

Classes IX & XI Compulsory 

Classes X & XII OPTIONAL.

Mode of work: 

1. Manual Newspaper Clipping NB Making -NP Scrapbook.

Or 

2. Digital Newspaper Clipping.   

EXAMPLE: READ A DIGITAL NEWS PAPER HERE 

How to do Manual Scrapbook work: 

• 1. YOU MUST SUBSCRIBE or PURCHASE a Newspaper daily.
• 2. Read the NP and select a topic that appears regularly in your newspaper.
• 3. Take a Colored Scrub book of about 20_30 pages.
• 4. Keep cutting one or two News items related to your topic every day and keep them safe.
• 5. When you have enough number of cuttings, about 20_30, stop cutting further.
• 6. Plan your Scrapbook layout with index on a rough page...or library notebook.
• 7. Mark the page numbers now.
• 8. Leave the first page for writing the 
• Heading of the collection with your 
• Name...
• Class, 
• Year ..
• Subject and
• subject Teacher Name, etc. & 
• PAGE 3 For Content heading.
• 9. Now paste the News cuttings as per the content/ index serial order and write a catalogue of the News pasted beside the News with 

• Date
• Newspaper Name
• City Edition, 
• News Reporter's Name ...
• ETC.
• 10. The last page must contain your conclusion about your experience and learnings of making this project, and your complete Biodata.
• Make it Presentable and feel proud of it.

OR

For a digital Scrapbook, you may use MS PowerPoint or any AI tool on a computer but the structure of the book should be as explained in the Manual scrapbook procedure above.

For past work by students, click here.

 All about the Newspaper

Newspaper clipping by class vii 24-25.

-Scrap Book-ppt

Culmination of MIG-21 operations in IAF- 26 September 2025

 Culmination of MIG-21 operations in IAF

The last remaining MiG-21 fighter jets will retire at a decommissioning ceremony at Chandigarh Air Force Station, the base where the aircraft was first inducted in 1963. 

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, 

Chief of Defense Staff General Anil Chauhan, 

Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi, 

Air Chief Marshal AP Singh 

and 

Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi 

are 

likely to be present at the event.

MiG‑21 retires: The chequered history of IAF’s 

‘warhorse’ 

that soared Indian skies for over 60 years – 

Firstpost

Culmination of MIG-21 operations in IAF

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