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Diksha Jatav, IX, Dimple Bansibar, IX, All Saints Sr. Sec. School, Ajmer October-December 2013
Mohammed Hussain, VII, Murthuzaviya Orient High School, Chennai
Manisha Mathur, Shivangi Kalra, IX, Urvi Bhatia, X, Manisha Mathur, Bal Bharati Public School,
Sector 14, Rohini, Delhi Miracle Medicines
Anshika Gupta, VIII, VVDAV Public School
Shreshth Chugh, VII, Dhruv Rai, VII, Kanav Dwevedi, VII, Nandini Sarin, VI, Delhi Public School, Indians believe that the knowledge of
Sector 45, Gurgaon medicinal plants is older than history itself.
Harjeet Hundal, Dyal Singh Public School, Jagadhri
Samridhi Sharma, X, Anmol Sharma, IX, D.A.V. International School, Amritsar It is one of our most valuable intangible
R. Maya-i-ka Marbaniang, VIII, Prarthita Mukherjee, X, B.K. Bajoria School, Shillong heritage of India. In about 100 words you
Arushi Kapoor, IX, Sneha Mishra, VII, Anoushka Tripathi, VI, Delhi Public School, Maruti Kunj, could write on any one of the following:
Gurgaon
Anusha Basu, VIII, Navy Children School, New Delhi • the system of medicine practiced in your
B. Pavan Kumar, VII, C.M.S. Seven Wells, Portuguese Church Street, Chennai
M.S. Esaiedhal, IX, Sri Vidya Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Salem region and its history.
Devesh Ahuja, VI, Akansha Vashisht, Purnima Khanal, Ananya Praveen, VVVDAV Public • famous personalities associated with them.
School, Vikaspuri, Delhi • any local plant of your region and its medicinal properties.
Deepanshi, IX, Amish Gupta, IX, Bhavan’s S.L. Public School, Amritsar
Yudhvir Singh, VII B, Model Academy, Jammu • any interesting nature cure and how it is made in your home or your
Navika Rajput, X, Pine Hall School, Dehradun school.
Sanjirini, Amandeep, Mahak, X, Indian Public Sr. Sec. School, Yamunanagar,
Oshi Agarwal, VIII A, Suditi Global Academy, Etawah You could also send us your sketch, photograph or painting of your
Shrishti, X, S. Charishma, IX, Aashrita Reddy C, X, Mihir Vora, IX, SK Aravind, X, Juliet Philo medicinal plant.
Zavier, IX, Ridhi Gupta, X, BVBPS Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
Aanvi Goel, VI, Tanishka, IX, D.A.V. Public School, Gurgaon Last date of entries: August 15, 2013
Alina Javed, X, Aiman Rashid, X, Sunway Senior Secondary School, Rampur
Yousuf Ali, IX, Greenwood Sr. Sec. School, Rampur
Achint Kaur, VIII, Whitehall Public School, Rampur January-March 2014
Ruchir Sharma, IX, Namit Pulyani, IX, Lakshita Seth, IX, Sonakshi Agarwal, X, Hans Raj Model
School, Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi Post- India’s Pride
Harkirat Bhullar, VI, Gyan Bharati School, New Delhi
Jyoti Shaw, X, Delhi Public School, Jabalpur The use of post as a means of communication
K.R. Suseema Devi, VII, Mahatma Montessori School, Madurai has played a major role in India’s history. The
Chidvi Boda, VII, Akshara School, Kakinada
G. Rahul, VI, Mahatma Montessori School, Madurai post as well as the telegraph service was
Shivani Das, X, Jagat Jyoti Pattnaik, X, D.A.V. Public School, Bhubaneshwar started formally by the British in the 18
th
Saurav Panwar, XI, Jaswant Modern Senior Secondary School, Dehradun
M. Thulasi, VIII, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Puducherry century, and have ever since become an
P. Arnav Raju, VII, Bethany School, Visakhapatnam important tool for long-distance communication.
Oindrilla Dasgupta, VI, Navy Children School, New Delhi
Y. Visushma Devi, IX, Subha Niketan English Medium School, Kakinada Write to us in about 100 words on any one of the following:
Vidhi Jain, Varshita Mehta, Divyansh Kachchhava, Adit Nair, V, Rachana School, Ahmedabad • Interesting post and telegraph offi ces and postal heritage buildings
Imnajungla, IX, John Douglas School, Mokokchung, Nagaland
in your city or town
• Kinds of post and telegraph services like money order, inland letter,
FEEDBACK postcards, telegram, etc
• Unique stamps of India from your philately collection
Do you have any ideas, comments or suggestions to make Young INTACH You may accompany your entry with a sketch, painting, illustration or a
more interesting? We welcome any thoughts on what themes you would personally designed postcard or stamp of your town or city.
like us to select for the upcoming issues of Young INTACH.
Last date of entries: November 15, 2013
Please write to:
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and Editorial Material Heritage Division,
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Editing References for diff erent target groups: the public, professional groups, city and
Bashobi Banerjee local authorities, our INTACH chapters, school and college teachers and
1. Jaya Jaitly, Incredible India: Crafting Nature, 2007
Printing and Design 2. Vijaya Ghose (ed.), Tirtha: Treasury of Indian students. The aim of these programmes is to make citizens aware of their
Colorcom Advertising role in the conservation and preservation of our natural, cultural and
Expression, 1994
Circulation and Subscription 3. Vijaya Ramaswamy, ‘Metallurgy and Traditional living heritage.
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of Science, 29 (3), 1994 youngintach.org
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Amazing Alloys answers: 1. Brass 2. Solder 3. Nickel and copper 4. Bell metal
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