Pt.N K Dedhann

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It’s August which means it’s Women in Translation month, created and organised by Meytal over at Biblibio. It’s a chance to focus on a small area of the publishing industry which deserves both a much bigger spotlight and to grow at least in line with translations of works…

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The Actual Social Workers Haven’t Any POLITICAL STATUS BECAUSE They are not CUNNING,CLEVER,CREAMERS & EMOTION HUNTERS THEY Have Only HUMANITY,HUMOUR n GENEROUS ATTITUDE in Their MIND,BODY n SOUL “THE ACTUAL LOVERS” of WORLD PEACE,PROGRESS n PROSPERITY A Small Act Of Kindness Can Bring Smile On Million Faces View original post

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The old tailor taking his bread and butter to safe place. See the irony he has forgot all his luxuries he has been collecting whole of his life. At the time we face death or disasters, all we need is our…

Soft hearted people are not fools, they know what people did to them but they forgive again and again because they have beautiful hearts..

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How to Be a Heroine begins with Ellis on the (West) Yorkshire moors on her way to Top Withins, the house that apparently inspired Wuthering Heights. Ellis and her best friend are arguing whether they’d be Jane Eyre or Cathy Earnshaw. Ellis says Cathy. (And I say, yes,…

How to Be a Heroine – Samantha Ellis.

Originally posted on World Education Blog:
By Joanna Härmä, Research Officer for the EFA Global Monitoring Report and Aaron Benavot, Director of the EFA Global Monitoring Report. This blog first appeared on the education in crisis website. UK DFID via Flickr Private education, on the rise since the World Education Forum convened in Dakar (2000), is…

Note this Classroom or War room of Politics/ Self Praised Atmosphere.

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By Catherine Jere, Research Officer for the EFA Global Monitoring Report and author of the recent paper ‘School-related gender-based violence is preventing the achievement of quality education for all‘. In March, for International Women’s Day, UNGEI, UNESCO and the EFA Global Monitoring Report produced a new paper showing that gender-based…