Workshop on Creative Writing – express yourself,

Date & Time: 20 October, 2013. 11:00- 13:00

Age Group : 12 to 16 years

Contact person: Huta Raval 

Email id: huta.raval@in.britishcouncil.org

Contact number: +91 79 26464693/26469493; ext. 102

Place: British Council, Ahmedabad, Bhaikaka Bhavan, Law Garden Road, Ellisbridge

Ahmedabad  380 006

About the Event: The workshop aims at teaching a child how to express him or hers self through creative personal writing. 

 

Here you find- 

• personal growth
• positive way of expressing yourself
• take a step back and looking at the bigger picture
• listen to your intuition
• clarity in goal
• lower stress levels and mental pressure
• strengthen relations
• you will become more creative.

Workshop on Spell down Competition

Date & Time: 6 October, 2013,  11:00- 13:00

Place : British Council Ahmedabad, Bhaikaka Bhavan, Law Garden Road, Ellisbridge

Ahmedabad  380 006

Age Group: 12 years to 16 years 

Contact Person: Huta Raval 

Email id: huta.raval@in.britishcouncil.org

Contact number: +91 79 26464693/26469493; extension 102

About the Event: The contestants will be asked to spell a broad selection of words with a varying degree of difficulty. The one to clear all the elimination rounds will be declared the winner. 

Launch and Screening on film "Bapu"

Date & Time : 1 October, 2013.  7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)

Place : Azad Bhavan Auditorium, Indian Council for Cultural Relations ( ICCR ), Azad Bhavan, I.P. Estate, New Delhi-110002

About the Event : 

'Bapu' film launch and Screening.

Children from 6 states of India explain the idea of non violence to the children of the world.
Original ... creative ... truly inspired stories. Script, drawing, cartoons and animation by 8 to 16 year old children.

Children enjoy the art of animation films.

Guest of Honor and Chief Guests- 
Mr Prahlad Kakkar (Ad guru of India) 
Mr Manish Tiwari (Minister of Information and Broadcasting)
Dr Ajaib Singh (Member of the Minority Commission)

Oxford University Press bets big on digital aid tool

Oxford University Press is looking to expand its course material and assessment offering in both print and online format

Oxford University Press (OUP), the world's largest university press, is betting highly on Oxford Educate, itsdigital aid for students, for increasing its business in India. Oxford Educate is a digital aid that integrates an e-book with interactive teaching tools and learning materials.

Ranjan Kaul, managing director of OUP India said, "Oxford Educate proves to be an advantage for teachers since it can run on a smart mode and also be shown on a projector. It is an exciting digital teaching aid for integrating interactive e-books, which include animations, audio and video clips, slideshows and other multimedia content for all key OUP school courses."

OUP launched Oxford Educate in February this year. It comes with a Test Generator, an assessment tool designed to benefit teachers by enabling them to create a variety of test papers. It is provided free of cost to schools using the OUP course books.

MODERN PLATFORM

Oxford Educate is a digital aid that integrates an e-book with interactive teaching tools and learning materials Oxford Educate is provided free to schools using OUP course books This digital aid incorporates a variety of resources: Interactive animations, videos, poem and prose animations and audio for English Language Training courses, instructional slide shows, lesson plans, answer keys, additional worksheets, and image references, among others

This digital aid incorporates a variety of resources: interactive animations, videos, poem and prose animations and audio for English Language Training courses, instructional slide shows, lesson plans, answer keys, additional worksheets, and image references, among others.

Kaul explained that when used in conjunction with the embedded tools available in the Oxford Educate platform, this would enable teachers to enrich and supplement teaching-learning in the classroom.

At present, there are about 11,000 schools in India which use the printed and digital course material of OUP, which completed its 100 years of operations in India in 2012. While Kaul explained that they would envisage all these schools to use Oxford Educate in the future, OUP is looking to tap at least 20 per cent of the schools to use this resource.

Since OUP also has a presence in smaller towns where there is a paucity of qualified teachers, Kaul opined that the response from smaller towns for this digital aid had been much better.

Apart from this digital aid, OUP is looking to expand in India by globalisation of academic content. "We are looking at sharing of research between countries, including India, so that academic research is more widespread," said Kaul.

Though OUP has books across all education levels, Kaul informed that there are not many publications available for Grades 9-10. In the coming years, OUP is looking to expand its course material and assessment offering in these grades, in both print and online format.

Keeping in tune with the increase in digitisation of books, Kaul also said OUP is currently making preparations to offer books that are in demand in a digital format.

One of the oldest English language encyclopedias- Encyclopedia Britannica - has been completely digitised. The company publishing this encyclopedia had decided in 2012 that it would not print any more editions and would instead offer it only online.

Source | Business Standard | 26 September 2013

Fake Universities in the Country

Source- http://www.ugc.ac.in/ugcpdf/680611_publicnotice_eng.pdf

A Life – Course Approach to the Prevention and Control of Cardiovascular Disease with a Focus on Women and Children - A talk

Date & Time :  29th September, 2013. 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)
Contact No. : Call 011-24619431 (IIC) to re-confirm any last minute change or cancellation of the event.

Place : Lecture Room - II (Basement), Annexe Building, India International Centre (IIC), 40 Max Muller Marg, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi-110003

About the Event : World Heart Day 2013 - A Life – Course Approach to the Prevention and Control of Cardiovascular Disease with a Focus on Women and Children - A talk.
on the occasion of World Heart Day on 29th September, 2013

Collaboration : All India Heart Foundation

Workshop on Writing

Date & Time :  28 September, 2013. 4:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Entry : Rs. 299
Contact No. +91 8197111600

Place : Hall A, United Schools International (USI), USO House, Jeet Singh Marg, New Delhi - 110067
Landmark: near Jawahar Lal Nehru University (JNU).

About the Event : Fablery's workshop On Writing.
This Workshop for an idea for your story, narrative styles (that is, POVs), characters development, starting and ending points of the story, story flow, importance of edits...etc to publishing and book marketing - this workshop will cover everything in brief. Author Sujata Parashar and entrepreneur Sumit Sehgal will address the participants and throw light on the above mentioned topics. 

The International Children's Digital Library - A Library for the world's Children

The International Children's Digital Library (ICDL)

The ICDL was initially created by an interdisciplinary research team at the University of Maryland in cooperation with the Internet Archive. Members of the team include computer scientists, librarians, educational technologists, classroom teachers, graphic designers, and graduate students from the University of Maryland's (UMD) College of Information Studies (CLIS) and the UMD Human-Computer Interaction Lab (HCIL), a leader in children's interface design.

Other important contributors to the research are the members of the College Park Kidsteam, a group of six children, ages 7-11, who work regularly with the adults in the Lab. The approach used is called cooperative inquiry, a unique partnership between children and adults to develop and evaluate computer interface technologies that support searching, browsing, reading, and sharing books in electronic form.

The ICDL is now the principal activity of the independent not-for-profit ICDL Foundation, which continues to work closely with the University of Maryland by providing generous support for ICDL related research in the Human Computer Interaction Laboratory and the College of Information Studies.

Here you find-

Fast facts, Videos, Digital Process

The ICDL Foundation's goal is to build a collection of books that represents outstanding historical and contemporary books from throughout the world.  Ultimately, the Foundation aspires to have every culture and language represented so that every child can know and appreciate the riches of children's literature from the world community. The International Children's Digital Library Foundation (ICDL Foundation) is to support the world's children in becoming effective members of the global community - who exhibit tolerance and respect for diverse cultures, languages and ideas -- by making the best in children's literature available online free of charge. The Foundation pursues its vision by building a digital library of outstanding children's books from around the world and supporting communities of children and adults in exploring and using this literature through innovative technology designed in close partnership with children for children.

Source- http://en.childrenslibrary.org/index.shtml

Books for All : A Noble Social Venture

“Books for All” is essentially about making quality books available to underprivileged children in schools, where there is no library facility. This home-grown initiative is spear headed by Pravin and Kanchan Bhasin and they continue to be the guiding force. Pravin Bhasin is a professional Manager, with over 40 years experience in top Indian MNCs.

The initial idea was simplistic enough – to collect old and unused children’s books lying in homes like ours, where children grow up and grow out of the need for all such reading material. We convert one room into a cheerful library. Infrastructure such as a White Board, Soft Board, basic seating, and table to do artwork is also provided, so that the children could look forward to spend their free time and be encouraged to browse through and read the books.

There is a full-time librarian-cum-caretaker in charge of the centre who help the children to select books and further initiate the process of self-study.

Source: http://www.booksforall.in/

Bookless Public Library Opens In Texas

An all-digital public library was opened on 14 September, 2013, as officials in Bexar County, Texas, celebrate the opening of the BiblioTech library. The facility offers about 10,000 free e-books for the 1.7 million residents of the county, which includes San Antonio

On its website, the Bexar County BiblioTech library explains how its patrons can access free eBooks and audio books. To read an eBook on their own device, users must have the 3M Cloud Library app, which they can link to their library card.

The app includes a countdown of days a reader has to finish a book — starting with 14 days, according to My San Antonio.

The library has a physical presence, as well, with 600 e-readers and 48 computer stations, in addition to laptops and tablets. People can also come for things like kids' story time and computer classes, according to the library's website.

A county official compared the concept to an Apple store, in a report on the library's plans by NPR's Reema Khrais in January.

And Reema reported that the idea of a bookless library has been tried before — perhaps a bit too early. That was in 2002, when Arizona's Santa Rosa Branch Library went digital-only.

"Years later, however, residents — fatigued by the electronics — requested that actual books be added to the collection, and today, enjoy a full-access library with computers," Reema said.

Sarah Houghton, a.k.a. the tech-savvy blogger Librarian in Black, who directs the San Rafael Public Library in California, told Reema that it will take more than 100 years before all libraries are paperless. But she added that 10 to 20 percent of libraries could go bookless in the next decade.

Some libraries have struggled to adapt to an era of digital options and budget cuts. In the Washington, D.C., region, the Fairfax County (Va.) library system's decision to destroy a reported 250,000 books drew the ire of residents — and an editorial from The Washington Post.

Source: http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2013/09/14/222442870/bookless-public-library-opens-in-texas

Shaheed-e-azam Society presents Yuva Sankalp Diwas “Shaheed-E-Azam” A tribute to legendary leaders of Freedom

Date &Time :  28 September, 2013, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)

Place : Mavlankar Auditorium, Constitution Club, Vallabhai Patel House, Rafi Marg, New Delhi - 110 001
Landmark : Behind Reserve Bank of India


About the Event : Shaheed-e-azam Society presents Yuva Sankalp Diwas “Shaheed-E-Azam” A tribute to legendary leaders of Freedom
(On 107th  Birth Day of Shaheed Bhagat Singh) 

• Screening of Documentary Film on Shaheed Bhagat Singh
• Photo-cum-Biographical Exhibition on more than 100 Martyrs
• Shaheed Bhagat Singh Birthday Celebration 

New Releases in Children's Book

Author- Jeff Kinney

Releasing Date-5th November, 2013

Book-Diary of a Wimpy Kid - Hard Luck

Greg Heffley's on a losing streak. His best friend, Rowley Jefferson, has ditched him, and finding new friends in middle school is proving to be a tough task. To change his fortunes, Greg decides to take a leap of faith and turn his decisions over to chance. Will a roll of the dice turn things around, or is Greg's life destined to be just another hard-luck story?

Krish Chawla 

V- C

Bal Bharati Public School, Brij Vihar, 

Ghaziabad

Anime Convention (iv) 2013 at Marwah Studio Complex, Sector-16A, Noida

Date & Time: 27th, 28th & 29th September 2013: At 12:00 noon onwards

Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)

Place : Marwah Studio Complex, Sector-16A, Noida-201301 (Cinedarbaar presents )

About the Event :  Anime Convention:For the first time will bring together, some of the best from Animation, Gaming, Comics, Graphic Novel and Mangas industries at one place. The convention this year boasts of its guests from Japan, Korea, USA, Switzerland and India to gather and provide as much knowledge, entertainment and experience to its visitors. Workshops, Master-classes, Sessions, Gaming Tournaments, Exhibitions, Merchandise, Food, Cosplay Competition and special activities for children in the Kids Corner – the convention will see all of these and much more.

The Scientific Method

   

      Science is supposed to progress a sensible, rational, step-by-step way known as the scientific method. We have an idea, a theory or a hypothesis. This must be in such a form that it makes predictions. We design experiment and tests to check the predictions. During the experiments we study, observe measure and access. We examine and analyse the results. If they fit the predictions, they support the original theory. After double-and triple-checking the experiments and results, we can move to the next stage. In this way we gradually build up a vast and interlinked body of knowledge and understanding, that stretches from the tiniest particles of matter, to the entire contents of the universe.

Anushka Prakash

IV- B

Bal Bharti Public School,

Brij Vihar, Ghaziabad 

New Releases in Children's Book

Author-R.L STINE

            Releasing Date- 1st October, 2013

The Most Wanted list continues with Dr. Maniac, the strangest doctor of them all. When a group of comic book characters appear in the real world, 12-year-old Richard Dreezer must track down Dr. Maniac to save the day.

Krish Chawla

V -C

Bal Bharati Public School,Brij Vihar, Ghaziabad

Introduction to Science

When do science begin? 

Perhaps when early humans, more than a million years ago, picked up rocks and chipped them to form stone tools. Someone tried several different kinds of rocks.
She or he noticed that a particular type of rock produced a cleaner, sharper edge than the other types. This was one of the first trial-and-error series of experiments. Gradually other kinds of rocks were tested and found to be even better. Materials scientists do the same today, formalulating the latest metal alloys and tailor-made composites for special purposes.

Anushka Prakash

IV- B

Bal Bharati Public School, 

Brij Vihar, Ghaziabad

Sport Star September- 2013

Cover Story

She has the complete package
Serena's 17th major at this year's U.S. Open, where she dropped just 16 games in six matches before the final, was further evidence that weeks short of her 32nd birthday she is more formidable than ever, writes S. Ram Mahesh.

Tennis

FOCUS
It's all about fighting spirit
It was remarkable that Bhuvana Kalva, who had not crossed the quarterfinal stage of the singles in the international circuit, played the semi-finals and final against quality opponents with great assurance and calm, writes Kamesh Srinivasan.

Sports Extra

Living a dream

If anyone had told V. A. Jagadeesh, a year ago, that he would become India's highest run-getter in domestic cricket and would play for India 'A', he would have laughed it off. He had a modest average in first class cricket, ...

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Darshan triumphs again

Some thrilling action was witnessed in this year's edition of the Madras Gymkhana Club-Sportstar golf tournament held in Chennai recently. This was particularly true of the competition in the Open category, which V. Darshan eventually ...

Kicking Around

KICKING AROUND
Money doesn't always talk
It seemed rash of Arsene Wenger before the derby game to criticise Spurs for having bought so many players; had Arsenal lost this would surely have been dismissed as sour grapes. But Arsenal won, making a point. By Brian Glanville.

Sepaktakraw FOCUS

Getting a kick out of 'leg volleyball'
India's good showing in the World Super Series is just the tonic that sepaktakraw needs to grow in the country, writes Vijay Lokapally.

Cricket

INTERVIEW
A child Samson!
In a State, Kerala, that doesn't have a clutch of cricketing icons to choose from, the 18-year-old Sanju Vishwanadh has become something of a hero. He isn't, however, keen on reading too much into the accolades. "I am recognised on the streets these days. It's nice that people appreciate me but I can't afford to get carried away," he says in this interaction with Arun Venugopal.

On The Ball

W.V. RAMAN COLUMN
Leave Sachin alone
The jig regarding the schedule between the BCCI and CSA has nothing to do with Sachin Tendulkar (in pic) really, but somehow he has to be the focal point.

Cricket

FEATURE
A gift from Kiwiland
When M. S. K. Prasad, Director, Andhra Cricket Association, approached Maria Frances Fahey to join hands and shore up the fortunes of Andhra women's cricket, she did not give much of a thought. She quickly packed her bags for an all-new experience. By J. R. Shridharan.

General

FOCUS
The IOC-IOA duel
The ball lies in the IOA's court and its members have to decide whether they want to resolve the impasse or bring further embarrassment for the country, writes Y. B. Sarangi.

Krish Chawla
V C
Bal Bharati Public School, Brij Vihar

New Releses in Children's Book

    Pokémon Adventures, Vol. 18 (Pokemon) Paperback

Adventures inspired by the best-selling Pokémon video games!
All your favorite Pokémon game characters jump out of the screen into the pages of this action-packed manga!

Workshop on The Art of Storytelling,Chandigarh

Workshop objectives

• By the end of this workshop, you can expect to:
• Gain understanding of what oral storytelling is.
• Basic but important tips and techniques effective storytelling
• Be inspired to share stories with other

Training methodology

• Participative approach
• Work with partners, in groups and the whole group

Registration: Space for 25 participants only. Registrations now open.

Workshop Fee :  

INR 2200 per participant (for library members)

INR 2500 per participant (non-member)

Date, Time & Venue: 

Wednesday, 25 September, 2013. 9:00- 13:00.  British Council, Chandigarh

C515, 5th Floor, Elante Office Block,178A, Industrial and Business Park,Phase 1

Chandigarh  160002

Science Reporter September- 2013

DEPARTMENTS
REACTIONS ...................................… 6
EDITORIAL ....................................… 7
SPECTRUM ...................................… 8
HUMOUR ...................................… 48
PUZZLE CORNER ........................… 50
INDIAN SCIENTISTS ....................… 53
WILD HAVEN ................................ 54
INVENTIONS ..............................… 56
FUN QUIZ ..................................... 58
WHAT'S NEW................................. 60



Pratham Jain
V C
Bal Bharati Public School, Brij Vihar, Ghaziabad

Workshop on Hands On Learning presents Water Works

Time & Date : 3.30 pm to 5.00 pm, 21 September, 2013

Entry : Cost : Rs 600 per child
Ages:  5 to 8 years     
Contact : 9810703890

Place : Stellar Children’s Museum, #221-226, 2nd Floor, Gate 4, Ambience Mall, Gurgaon

About The Event: Hands On Learning presents Water Works!
Splish, splash, bubble, pop! Water play is a great way for kids to explore all the amazing properties of water. In this exciting, interactive workshop children learn about density, absorption, power of water and so much more

Malala Yousafzai opens Europe's biggest library in UK

Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl shot in the head in a failed assassination attempt by the Taliban, today inaugurated Europe's biggest public library in her newly adopted home of Birmingham.

The 16-year-old, airlifted to the city last year for life-saving surgery at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, now lives with her family in Birmingham.

"This city is the beating heart of England. Birmingham is very special for me, because it was here I found myself alive seven days after I was shot," Malala said at the launch of the new 189-million pound Library of Birmingham.

"This event proves this city loves me and I love it too," she said as she placed her copy of Paulo Coelho's "The Alchemist" on the shelves among millions of books.

Malala also unveiled a commemorative plaque during the ceremony and received her membership card for the archive.

The new building contains the Shakespeare Memorial Room, home to a collection of 43,000 books, including copies of the Bard's First, Second, Third and Fourth Folio editions.

"A fusion of the digital and the traditional is absolutely essential to the vision of the library we have," library director Brian Gambles said in reference to the seven-year project he has led.

Malala was attacked by Taliban fighters on a school bus near her former home in the Swat Valley of northwest Pakistan last October. She was targeted for campaigning for girls' rights to go to school without fear.

She survived the attempt on her life and surgeons later inserted a titanium plate and a cochlear hearing implant.

Malala has since resumed her studies at Edgbaston High School in Birmingham. Her family continues to face threats from the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan.

In July, she was praised for her bravery by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon when she addressed the world body's youth assembly on her birthday.

Malala has since been awarded the Tipperary international peace award and the international children's peace prize. Earlier this year, she signed a deal worth about USD 3 million to publish her story.

Source : http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-09-03/uk/41725573_1_malala-yousafzai-birmingham-library

Student-run library reaches over 200 clients

By Meera Manu - THIRUVANANTHAPURAM

Published: 09th September 2013 12:00 AM

Last Updated: 08th September 2013 05:26 PM

It all started four months back. Five friends got together and discussed their ideas to start an online lending library — I am a Book Lover. The library, which distributes books in the city, garnered over 200 customers, including students and professionals. The library is run by Shijin SS, Arundas S (both charted accountancy students), Ambu Senan (company secretary student), Remya R (MBA student) and Reshma S Jayan (BTech student).

The founders pooled in their savings to fund this start-up. When the CA students began doing their articleship as part of the course, the stipend amount too was spent on the library. Meanwhile, a small room was taken on rent and books were stored there. With the help of a friend, they designed a beautiful user-friendly website for the online library. They collected books in Malayalam and English and prepared an initial list of books after conducting a survey in places near their homes. Now the number of books has gone up to almost 1,500.

Bibliophiles need to do just this: log on to www.iamabooklover.com, become a member, choose his/her favourite from the list of books and it will arrive at their door steps in hours. “For upgrading the library and book collection, there are well-wishers who donate books for us. We may also go and buy books as suggested by our readers and have entered into tie-ups with book publishers. We also buy books from online bookshops,” says Shijin.

The inspiration came from online lending libraries functioning in metro cities like Kochi and Chennai, and ‘Book-lovers’ too dream of making it big one day. I am a Book Lover has books ranging in a wide variety of subjects including literature, business, history, humour, sports and education.

Delivery is done from 4 pm to 7 pm when these ‘book-lovers’ get back from college.

— meera.manu@newindianexpress.com

Source: http://newindianexpress.com/education/edex/Student-run-library-reaches-over-200-clients/2013/09/09/article1771592.ece

Workshop on Reading techniques

“There’s a lot more to books than reading" and this workshop aims to make children taste the other positive features of a book other than just the joy of reading! So come and explore the art of reading. 

Workshop emphasis will be on 

• reading techniques 
• knowing what genre you like to read; 
• how to read a book; 
• znalysing the contents of the book  — genre, plot development, characters, writing style, author profile, similar books etc.  

Age group : 12 years to 16 years 

Contact person: Huta Raval 

Email id: huta.raval@in.britishcouncil.org

Contact number: +91 79 26464693/26469493; extension 102

Venue: British Council Ahmedabad

Bhaikaka Bhavan, Law Garden Road, Ellisbridge

Ahmedabad  380 006

Time: 22 September, 2013. 11:00 - 14:00

English language training workshops

To meet the growing demand of English language and related soft skills, British Council is conducting a series of training workshops on task-based learning, designing materials and courses, using stories, songs and pictures in the classroom, teaching pronunciation and teaching vocabulary. These workshops are aimed at teachers from the middle and secondary sections of the school and higher education sectors in India. The aim of the sessions is to equip teachers with effective methods, resources, practical ideas and activities that they can implement in their own classroom situations. 

• The workshops have been developed, complete with materials, and certified by the British Council. 
• Certificate of participation will be provided to all participants attending the workshop. 

Date	Topic	Time
19 September 2013	Content language & Integrated Learning	09.30 - 12.30
19 September 2013	Teaching Children English	13.30 - 16.30
20 September 2013	Task based Learning	09.30 - 12.30
20 September 2013	Teaching Pronunciation	13.30 - 16.30
24 September 2013	Teaching reading skills	09.30 - 12.30
24 September 2013	Teaching Writing skills	13.30 - 16.30
25 September 2013	Designing materials and courses	09.30 - 12.30
25 September 2013	Using pictures in classrooms	13.30 - 16.30
26 September 2013	Teaching Listening skills	09.30 - 12.30
26 September 2013	Teaching Speaking skills	13.30 - 16.30

Training Methodology:

British Council’s communicative learning approach includes: 

A learner centred approach with trainees participating in a variety of tasks and interactive patterns which they can use to teach and develop their students’ skills.

Loop Input

The trainer will introduce useful ideas and theory in the same way that participants should introduce or practice these kinds of materials or ideas in class.  They will then be asked to reflect on the activity and consider how they can use it or adapt it in their own classrooms.

Brainstorming

Participants will be asked to share ideas and knowledge in small groups by brainstorming on different issues, student problems or areas of the students’ syllabus, focusing upon case studies and actual situations.

High interaction

Wherever possible, we use participants’ own work situations as a basis for role-play

Fees – 1000 per participant (for library members) and  INR 1500 per participant (for non- members)

Age group – The workshop is primarily for School teachers from any age group. 

Contact details: Ms Chrisa P Godly

Contact number: +91 44 42050700; Mobile: 08939831722

Email id: chrisa.godly@britishcouncil.org

Venue: British Council, Chennai