Baisakhi also known as Vaisakhi is a festival which is celebrated by people living in the northern parts of India. It is one of the important festivals of Sikh people. Punjabis celebrate Baisakhi to commemorate the establishment of the Khalsa. Hindus and Buddhists also celebrate this festival but they have different reasons for celebration. Baisakhi marks the start of the New Year for Hindus. People celebrate this festival by bathing, partying, and worshipping. People living in south Indian stat...

Class 4 English is nothing but simple words joined together to convey meaning. For Eg. – Describing a picture can be a simple as mentioned below - This picture is a coloured illustration. In the foreground are two children sitting on a dining table and enjoying their meal. Food items like fish, cornflakes, milk and mashed potato are lying on the table. The girl in the picture is wearing a purple frock. Her spoon is digging into the bowl of cornflakes. The other child is a boy, ...

Independence Day Speech was almost always in my court since the early school days. I rather enjoyed the speech. Every year I used something different to maintain the interest of my listeners. This was how it went: Good Morning everyone! Today, the 15th of August is a golden day in the Indian history and we all have gathered here to pay due respect to our Nation that has been fulfilling us with all the necessities of life. Do you ever wonder how miserable our life would be if we were st...

India is a land of festivals because people from many different religions live here and they all celebrate their festivals with pomp and joy. Some of the most famous festivals in India are Dussehra, Diwali, Holi, Eid, Christmas, Lohri, etc. The common thing about all these festival is that people enjoy to their fullest on these days. Most of the festivals are a way of celebrating happiness and people often meet and greet their loved ones on the festivals. All festivals spread happiness and peopl...

Children’s Day plays a significant role in India. Celebrated on 14th November, the day marks the birth of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, first Indian Prime Minister. On Children’s Day, students can speak few lines like, ‘We are the children. We are the future.’ Teachers can also say some encouraging words such as, ‘Children are like clay, we mould them. It’s on us whether they grow up to be good humans or not.’ ‘This is your day children,’ can also...