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Play in the gaps
Written by Arch. Rekha Desai
Play is Ubiquitous. When I was growing up, play used to be a very integral part of our life. Going to school was mandatory. But once you returned, just hurriedly dropping our school bags, running downstairs in the society – to indulge in play where cli
My Play World
Written by Arch. Minaz Ansari | Pic credits: Zainab Miyasaheb, Minaz Ansari
To me, the world is one big playground… I build castles in sand and splash in the waves of the ocean. I play in the gurgling water of a stream and jump over rocks and boulders. I run through fields and jump across canals, chase cattle, climb trees an
Learning through Play
Written by Prof. Akhtar Chauhan
Learning is a wonderful experience and the beauty of it is that it has no boundaries! It is a creative process, one can learn by thousand ways! It happens at home, in the school, in the neighbourhood, playgrounds, around in the city and through travel