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Over half a million students set to participate in the world s biggest Online Junior Maths Championship by Matific
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Coimbatore: To commemorate ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’ and ‘Swarnim Vijay Varsh’ a community workshop for naval personnel and their families was conducted on Saturday.
The main focus of the event was to re-emphasise the need for maintaining cleanliness and hygienic surroundings, especially during the prevailing Covid-19 pandemic. Since the celebrations were conducted to commemorate the 50 years of victory over adversary of the 1971 Indo-Pak Operations, the opportunity was also utilised to stress the need for a healthy and fit India. Accordingly, three outdoor gymnasiums were inaugurated by commodore Ashok Rai, VSM, commanding officer of INS Agrani. Naval personnel and their families can use the facilities.
When it comes to their children s education, military parents face an impossible choice
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Major new report highlights education and healthcare issues caused by relocation
There are significant gaps in education and healthcare for the children of military servicepeople, according to a new report published today by Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), commissioned by the Naval Children’s Charity (NCC).
The report, entitled The Impact of Military Life in the Service Child, examines a range of issues that affect service children, such as maintaining contact with parents serving away, the impact of lone parenting, and dealing with parental bereavement.
The report is a follow-up to the Overlooked Casualties of Conflict report, also commissioned by the NCC and published in 2009. Since this was published, the number of service personnel with children reported by MOD surveys has increased from 48% to 79% (statistics correct as of April 2020). Based on the current strength of the UK Regular Forces, this reflects an estimated increase from approximately 91,000 to 115,000 service per