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Different Cultures in DelhiCaste / Groups

KASHMIRI

PUNJABI

MARATHI

HIMALAYAN

SANTHALS

BHILIS

PUNJABI

Languages ?

AND MANY MORE…………………………………………………….

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Teachers in CB being greeted by students from a Presentation School in Delhi

Green Flag/

Eco Club

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

ECO AWARENESS AROUND THE SCHOOL

PAPER RECYCLING

BIODIVERSITY

FOOD SECURITY

GENDER EQUALITY

The first pillar of Fair Trade Alliance Kerala’s Fair Trade + 3 is biodiversity each FTAK farmer should support a farm with the biodiversity of a tropical rainforest.

Each farmer should be a net producer of food. This means they produce the calorie value needed to feed their family.

Changing power structures so women are able to take on decision making roles

Women and Children First

Shahrukh KhanHrithik Roshan

Deepika PadukonePriyanka Chopra

Bollywood’s name is derived from the names Bombay and Hollywood. It is the largest film industry in the world in terms of film production, making films in both Hindu and in Indian English. The most famous family in Bollywood is the Khan family featuring in all of the top Bollywood movies of all time. Bollywood is a great film industry popular in the west for their traditional musicals.

A reddish-brown dye made from the powdered leaves of a tropical shrub, used to colour the hair and decorate the body. It has been used throughout out history as a medicine as well as to beautify women especially on special occasions such as weddings

SARI

Ghagra Choli

SALWAR KHAMISDhoti

Panche or Lungi

Dastar

PHETA

Gandhi cap

BINDI

Used to decorate in between women's eyebrows. Religiously it represents the seat of "concealed wisdom also represents the third eye.

Pesarattu

Hyderabadi Biryani

Assamese Thali

Palak paneer

Rajma

KhamanRogan Josh

Tandoori ChickenChicken Tikka Masala

Indian cuisine incorporates many dishes native to India. Staple foods of Indian cuisine include pearl millet (bajra), rice, whole-wheat flour (atta), and a variety of lentils, especially masoor (most often red lentils.)

Without over 17.3 million residents Delhi, is the sixth most populated metropolis in the world. 1/3 of the city’s residents live in tightly packed areas known as shanty towns, without little or no access to basic resources. Organisations such as Homeless International are currently working on improving the quality of life for the dwellers of these shanty towns.

This is a film that illustrates the life of a ‘Who wants to be a millionaire ‘ contestant who happens to come from the Juhuslum in India. The film entrails humour and emotion as it explores the life of the boy who is detained because the authorities suspect that he is cheating due to is socioeconomic status as being from the slums.

JUHU SLUMS

Did You Know ?

•Delhi is the 4th most populated city in the world with a population of 22,242,000

•Delhi has an International Toilet Museum

•Originally the walled city of Delhi had 14 gates, now only 5 are standing.