Class 10 in a Boringly-interesting Way!

Organize: We plan our day-to-day activities. We make a time-table that we follow. Prioritize: We make a to-do list all our activities and we rank them in the order of importance. Control: We have control over our activities and time. We avoid time wasters like chatting on phone, and focus on more important things. Track: We identify and note where we have spent our time. This will help us analyze if we have used our time effectively or not. It also helps us to identify time-wasting activities.

K - Kedar – Potassium             (MOST REACTIVE) Na - Nath – Sodium                                       B - Bagh – Boron                                            Ca - Ka - Calcium Mg – Mali - Magnesium Al - Aloo -  Aluminium Zn - Zara - Zinc Fe - Feeke - Iron Sn - Se - Tin Pb - Pakata - Lead H - Hai - Hydrogen Cu - Kuch - Copper Hg - Hing – Mercury Ag – Agar – Silver Au – Aur – Gold Pt – Padti to maza aa jata – Platinum              ...

Hari Singh, a young fifteen-year-old earned his living as a thief and a con. One day he befriended Anil, a struggling writer. Taking him into confidence, Hari Singh gets Anil to hire him on as a servant and a cook, though he did not know how to cook. Hari Singh agreed to get only food for the work he did. The first meal cook was a complete disaster but Anil was overtaken by Hari Singh’s expression, allowing him to continue, as he began trusting Hari Singh. However, Hari Singh continued to make money through the grocery purchases that he did for Anil. One day Anil, having sold his story came home with about Rs. 600. Hari Singh set his eyes on the money to steal it. That night when Anil slept with the money under his pillow, Hari Singh silently stole it and left for the railway station to board a train to Lucknow. Unfortunately, he missed it. He roamed through the bazaars. It was raining and Hari Singh was completely drenched. Hari Singh thought of Anil and how Anil used to teach h...

Richard H. Ebright, surprised the scientific world with his theory on how cells work. He published a paper on this finding in the journal "Proceedings of the National Academy of Science". Ebright, the only child of his parents, grew up in Reading, Pennsylvania. In his kindergarten days, Ebright enthusiastically collected butterflies. Apart from that he also collected rocks, fossils and coins. He was fond of star gazing too. His mother took him on trips and bought him equipment like microscopes, telescope cameras, mounting materials and the like. His mother ensured that Ebright was always busy as she knew that her child wanted to learn. By the time the young boy reached second grade, he had collected all the 25 varieties of butterflies. The mother ever keen for his son to continue his interest in butterflies, bought a book titled "Travel of Monarch X" . The book taught Ebright about migration of monarch butterflies to Central America and sharpened his eagerness about...

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