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Dhrupadi Dasgupta (Class VIII)

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    DHRUPADI DASGUPTA (CLASS VIII) THE FUTURE FOUNDATION SCHOOL, KOLKATA This painting shows Lord Vishnu holding the Earth in his arms and healing it while the pollution, dirt and plastic surround the planet trying to it. It shows us the reality. We are always surrounded by pollution, plastic and dirt; not just the Earth, but space has also been polluted by lost satellites and other space garbage. A lot of Mandirs of Odissa show Lord Vishnu holding the Earth and it is said that he protects the planet and the organisms who dwell in it. I hope you liked my painting.

Shriyank Mukherjee (Class VI)

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SHRIYANK MUKHERJEE (CLASS VI) THE FUTURE FOUNDATION SCHOOL Yakshagana India, is a country of many ethnic groups, diverse religions, culture and traditions. Each state in India has a distinct culture of its own. The culture is manifested in its costume, festivals, music, dance forms , literature, theatre etc. One such rich theatre form is Yakshagana.  Some interesting facts about Yakshagana-  ● ‘Yaksha’ means Nature spirits and ‘Gana’ means people, thereby, referring to the people who are the nature spirits.  ● Yakshagana is a traditional Indian theatre form, developed in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Uttara Kannada, Shimoga and western parts of Chikmagalur districts, in the state of Karnataka and in Kasaragod district in Kerala that combines dance, music, dialogue, costume, make-up, and stage techniques with a unique style and form.  ● It is believed to have evolved from pre-classical music and theatre during the period of the Bhakti movement.  ● Yakshagana is tradi...

Tanaz Habib (Class VII)

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  TANAZ HABIB (CLASS VII) THE FUTURE FOUNDATION SCHOOL   I have made a wall hanging by using the warli art style.  Warli art is a form of tribal art made by the tribal people of North Sahyadri Range in Maharashtra in India.This style of painting was started by Jivya Soma Mashe in the year 1970. Warli painting is mainly done by the women tribal folk. The most important part of this style of art is it does not depend on mythological characters or images of deities. This style mainly depicts social life. Drawings of human beings, animals, birds,various patterns and flowers are made. These kinds of paintings are usually made by the tribal women folk. At times this style of painting is also made during weddings to decorate. Previously people used rice paste or flour mixed with water to make the design on black objects. I made a circular cut out of the black paper. Then I drew a festival scene using the warli art style. I used white colour and a brush to colour it.  

Rangit Dasgupta (Class VI)

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  RANGIT DASGUPTA (CLASS VI) THE FUTURE FOUNDATION SCHOOL

Roopkatha Mukherjee (Class VII)

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 ROOPKATHA MUKHERJEE (CLASS VII) THE FUTURE FOUNDATION SCHOOL INDIAN CHAAT  Ingredients required:-  Boiled or curried Chick peas Chopped vegetables (onions, tomatoes ,boiled potatoes) Suitable spices (chaat masala is mostly used) Fried flour crispies (papdi) Toppings (of any choice)  Recipe:- 1. Mix the chopped veggies with the chick peas. 2. Add the spices. 3. Add about half of the toppings. 4. In the serving bowls add 2 fried flour crispies, on top of it add the chick pea filling. 5. Add the toppings. 6. Serve hot!  Benefits of the ingredients used :- Vegetables are rich in minerals, salts etc. and are very good for our health. As a rich source of vitamins, minerals and fiber, chickpeas may offer a variety of health benefits, such as improving digestion, aiding weight management and reducing the risk of several diseases. Additionally, chickpeas are also high in protein. The origin of Chaat :- During the reign of Emperor ...

Arshiya Bhattacharya (Class VI)

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  ARSHIYA BHATTACHARYA (CLASS VI) THE FUTURE FOUNDATION SCHOOL   Non Gas Cooking: JHAL MURI  RECIPE Time for Cooking: 7 minutes  What is Jhal Muri ?  Jhalmuri is a popular Bengali street snack, made of puffed rice and an assortment of spices, vegetables, chanachur / bhujia and mustard oil. This chaat (Indian Street Food), unlike most other chaat, is not deep-fried, making it much more nutritious and a healthier choice. It’s low in calorie, light, vegan and gluten free too and can be prepared in less than 10 minutes. Main  Ingredients:   1 bowl of Puffed rice   1 medium sized potato boiled and peeled   ½ cup cucumber peeled and chopped   1 small onion finely chopped   ½ tb spoon rock salt   1 green chili   Ginger thinly sliced   1 small bowl of Chanachur/ bhujia   ½ tomato cut into pieces   Small pieces of coconut   Some chopped coriander leaves   Mustard oil    How to make Jha...

Rinika Paddar (Class VIII)

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  RINIKA PADDAR (CLASS VIII)  THE FUTURE FOUNDATION SCHOOL Chana Moong Chaat is a delectable chaat which can be prepared instantly in just 2-3 minutes. Everybody loves potatoes, and when added with sprouts, it just becomes impossible to resist and is very healthy . If you are craving something chatpata on a chilly winter day, try out this lip smacking chaat. This recipe makes for a great side dish on special occasions like pot luck, kitty parties, picnics as well as an evening snack on a weekend. This light but fulfilling snack can be relished as a quick in between work bite as well. This easy to make recipe requires you to do nothing but mix the ingredients together, and you would have the chaat ready. Bored of the usual papdi chaat, corn chaat??? Try this recipe and surprise your loved ones with your diverse culinary skills. Not just a delight to the taste buds, this recipe is also perfect to provide you with all the essential nutrients like protein, magnesium, vitamin C and...

Riddhi Sarkar & Rusha Gangopadhyay (Class VII)

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