The state syllabus students of Kerala +1 and +2 are helpless. In the last 2 months of incoming exam the schools have yet to teach 90% of the textbooks. The schools are teaching us based on the focus area. As a cherry on top the government has decided to only give us a score of 70% if we fully study focus area (for a exam of 60 marks we'll only get 42)
Sathyathil paranjal moonjii
ഇങ്ങനെ പോയാൽ എന്നെപോലെ ഉള്ള വിദ്യാർഥികളുടെ മരണ വാർത്ത ആയിരിക്കും മാധ്യമങ്ങളിൽ
on a budget
Read about the campaign for gender neutrality in school uniforms. Did not see any specific dress type suggested as gender neutral. Interested to know what kind of attire is best suited for our students while remaining gender neutral.
As much as you know information is a vital factor that helps reduce the cost of both job providers and job seekers. It would be actually beneficial if something like this is enabled as a permanent feature which could especially help small and upcoming enterprises as well as students who don't have the same resources as in say a metro city.
I noticed that the KN95s I got from Eshleman were a bit suspect, but when I looked into it more I realized that the free masks we got are boof. First of all, there's no brand name on either mask I got. There's no GB signification, and the font is different on the two masks I got (one has some funky serif thing going on). These pass all the checks of a fake mask according to this article https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/blog/12-signs-you-have-a-fake-n95-kn95-or-kf94-mask/.
masks I was given from ASUC. notice the funky fonts and lack of branding or codes
NYT article showing how to tell real KN95 from fakes
Real KN95, with GB2626 markings and brand name
Now I don't blame the ASUC at all, it's hard to source real ones. I just wanted to make a PSA for those out there who are really relying on these masks.
https://www.indiatimes.com/news/india/students-from-kerala-with-perfect-scores-apply-for-du-admission-551098.html
