Not quite booming

Career consciousness, a good pay package, along with recognition at work stressing individuality and independence have resulted in child-rearing not always being their first option

https://epaper.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/2024-01-25/71/Page-10.htmll

https://www.telegraphindia.com/opinion/not-quite-booming-fertility-rate-is-dipping-irreversibly/cid/19959855

Make the tea, dear

Making tea seems to be the sole responsibility of women. A staggering 82.8% of the working women make tea at home. Out of them, 61.6% never get any help from their male partners

https://www.telegraphindia.com/opinion/make-the-tea-dear-a-working-woman-needs-constant-intellectual-inputs-to-stay-competitive/cid/1955597

Decoding monsoons

Climatic incoherence is being reflected in frequent cyclones and abnormally heavy showers with grim consequences for the marginalised communities and the farm sector

https://www.telegraphindia.com/opinion/decoding-monsoons-climatic-incoherence-is-being-reflected-in-frequent-cyclones-and-abnormally-heavy-showers/cid/1885074

Dr Manimala Roy on Inclusive Education

Ways to improve inclusive education. With Dr Manimala Roy, Principal, Basava International School, New Delhi

https://youtu.be/8-8wxxbfgUs

Book by educationist Manimala Roy explores literacy among migrant children after 1991 reforms

Titled “From Shanties to School”, the book by educationist Manimala Roy was launched by senior journalist and former MP H K Dua together with former vice-chancellor of Delhi University Dinesh Singh.

Speaking at the launch event, Dua said that it is an important book because it chooses slums of Delhi and its outskirts as the area of research.

“She (the author) has spoken to the people uprooted from villages in Bihar and UP, and seen that there signs of a new aspirational class determined to change their lives through education in an emerging India,” he added.

The book, published by Konark Publishers, also explains the surge in literacy after the 1991 liberalisation rolled in by the then finance minister Manmohan Singh under the leadership of PV Narasimha Rao.

It also makes a point about migration from Bihar, which went up by “75.77 per cent” between 1991 and 2001, and slum literacy in Delhi, that rose from “57.18 per cent” in 1991 to “64.4 per cent” in 2001. According to the book, the impact of literacy on migrant life is also visible from the fact that the decade 1993-94 to 2004-05, which was right after the liberalisation, saw the growth of regular workers in Delhi went up by “22.4 per cent”. It further noted that during the same period the number of casual workers in Delhi fell by a whopping “71.3 per cent”.

Hindustan Times

https://www.hindustantimes.com/education/book-by-educationist-manimala-roy-explores-literacy-among-migrant-children-after-1991-reforms/story-o4eV8nSpIVVyJrf0WzajcO.html

Book by educationist Manimala Roy explores literacy among migrant children after 1991 reforms

Titled “From Shanties to School”, the book by educationist Manimala Roy was launched by senior journalist and former MP H K Dua together with former vice-chancellor of Delhi University Dinesh Singh.

Speaking at the launch event, Dua said that it is an important book because it chooses slums of Delhi and its outskirts as the area of research.

“She (the author) has spoken to the people uprooted from villages in Bihar and UP, and seen that there signs of a new aspirational class determined to change their lives through education in an emerging India,” he added.

The book, published by Konark Publishers, also explains the surge in literacy after the 1991 liberalisation rolled in by the then finance minister Manmohan Singh under the leadership of PV Narasimha Rao.

It also makes a point about migration from Bihar, which went up by “75.77 per cent” between 1991 and 2001, and slum literacy in Delhi, that rose from “57.18 per cent” in 1991 to “64.4 per cent” in 2001. According to the book, the impact of literacy on migrant life is also visible from the fact that the decade 1993-94 to 2004-05, which was right after the liberalisation, saw the growth of regular workers in Delhi went up by “22.4 per cent”. It further noted that during the same period the number of casual workers in Delhi fell by a whopping “71.3 per cent”.

Hindustan Times

https://www.hindustantimes.com/education/book-by-educationist-manimala-roy-explores-literacy-among-migrant-children-after-1991-reforms/story-o4eV8nSpIVVyJrf0WzajcO.html

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School principal MANIMALA ROY writes on enlightened parenting and the gurukul effect

A Raja Ravi Varma painting of Adi Shankara with his disciples offers a glimpse into the pastoral surroundings of a gurukul. Children became students of a guru at his abode, and the guru was in effect their surrogate parent, so to speak, in an ambience of learning and discipline…

Speaking Tree, The Times of India

https://www.speakingtree.in/article/grooming-parents

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Trickle Down Theory

By DR. Manimala Roy

Mentor Magazine June 4, 2020

https://lxl.in/mentor/2020/06/04/trickle-down-theory/

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Falicitation by Dwarka City newspaper

Dr.Manimala Roy, Principal Basava International School received the “Exceptional Women of Excellence Award” for her empowering leadership and stellar contribution at the annual edition of the Women Economic Forum (WEF) in New Delhi on 27 April,2018.This award is conferred on eminent women and leaders in all walks of life who through their pioneering example become the role models of excellence for others.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6zagKmV8ek

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Felicitation by Women’s Economic Forum

http://basavainternational.school/Exceptional-Women-of-Excellence-Award-2018.php

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Policy Watch - New Curriculum Framework RSTV

https://youtu.be/X-gCxBFfIBI

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Discussion on NEP 2020: Making Education Relevant

https://youtu.be/8XiJ6Pd2dDM?t=2265

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Student for a Day: A Parent Engagement Programme at Basava

https://youtu.be/rMiu8YIoPy8

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Chitrangada: The Warrior Princess

A dance drama by Basava students to understand gender equality, based on Tagore’s famous work Chitrangada

https://youtu.be/0iu_k1LP8fw

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Fiddler on the Roof: A Basava International School Production

https://youtu.be/xi8f-bUxrXQ

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Japanese Matsuri: Carnival 2019 presentation by Basava Students

https://youtu.be/4EHPI1E2-JE

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INSPERANTE PRESENTS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY SPECIAL EDITION BOOK

INSPERANTE Celebrates the International Women's Day with Women Author in Education. In this Book Club we will be conversing with The Inspiring Role Model featuring Dr. Manimala Roy, Principle - Basava International School, Dwarka and Author of the Book - From Shanties to School and Dr. Harshali Singh, Member - Consumer Forum, Academician, Teacher, Trainer & Author - The Anatomy of Choice. The Session will be moderates by Mr. Dipanker Mukherjee, Founder & Director - Readomania Publishing, Founder - Aeronova Industries & Partner - Faraway Ventures.

https://youtu.be/-XJQAzJVx1M

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Basava International School, Dwarka holds social science workshop

https://www.hindustantimes.com/delhi/basava-international-school-dwarka-holds-social-science-workshop/story-2J64ITGz29z53TUr68lkvN.html

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Dr. Manimala Roy, Principal Basava International School, Dwarka - A big supporter of inclusion.

Orkids conducted a free Dyslexia awareness workshop for teachers.

#dyslexiaawarenessweek #inclusion #yeswecan #orkidsfordyslexia #teachetswearewithyou #supportkids #earlyinterventionworks #unescomgiepfordyslexia #oct2018 https://www.facebook.com/Orkidsped/videos/289498048324799/?t=60

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Policy makers should focus on youth from deprived sections: Veteran journalist HK Dua

Tribune News Service, New Delhi, November 16

Veteran journalist HK Dua on Saturday evening cautioned policy makers of a possible social problem created by jobs failing to keep pace with burgeoning number of educated youth, especially from have-not sections of society.

Veteran journalist HK Dua on Saturday evening cautioned policy makers of a possible social problem created by jobs failing to keep pace with burgeoning number of educated youth, especially from the have-not sections of society.

Dua, who was speaking at the release of a book ‘From Shanties to School-A Silent Movement’, authored by Dr Manimala Roy, principal of local school, Basava, said the deprived sections of youth , especially migrants, wanted better jobs.

https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/archive/nation/news-detail-862148

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