Every year on 26th January, India proudly celebrates Republic Day, a historic occasion that marks the adoption of the Constitution of India in 1950. This day is not just a
Welcoming the New Year with Education and Social Commitment As the New Year begins, HIMALYAN Educational & Training Society (HEATS), along with its education initiative Ek-Prayas, extends warm New Year
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(Source: Wikipedia) Sage Valmiki, revered as the Adikavi (the first poet), composed the Ramayana, an epic consisting of 24,000 verses, narrating the life and deeds of Lord Rama. According to
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