Riya Bhatt

  Plagiarism and Academic Integrity Hello everyone..... This blog is based on the thinking activity , assigned by Prakruti Bhatt ma'am. In this blog I'm going to discuss my views on plagiarism and the academic integrity. Plagiarism and academic integrity are critical aspects of scholarly work that uphold the value of originality and honesty in education. In the academic world, the integrity of research, writing, and ideas is fundamental to the creation of new knowledge. However, when individuals fail to properly attribute the work of others or misrepresent their own contributions, it undermines the trust that the academic community is built upon. This blog will delve into the concept of plagiarism, exploring its various forms and the ethical challenges it presents in academic and professional environments. Furthermore, it will emphasize the importance of academic integrity and provide strategies to avoid plagiarism, ensuring that scholars and students alike can engage in honest...

  Brain Rot and Manifest Hello everyone,  This blog is based on Sunday reading task assigned by dilip sir barad in 2024. For critically angane students with the world wide vocabulary and for better understanding. In this blog I'm going to discuss two words and their cultural and societal dynamics.  Meaning of the word: "BRAINROT"  The Oxford Word of the Year 2024, "Brain Rot," refers to a state of mental or cognitive decline, often caused by overexposure to trivial or harmful content, particularly from social media, digital platforms, or repetitive, mindless activities. Meaning of the word: "MANIFEST"  According to the Cambridge Word of the Year 2024, "Manifest" refers to the practice of visualizing and imagining the achievement of goals, with the belief that this can increase the likelihood of their realization. Rooted in a century-old spiritual philosophy, this concept has gained popularity within the self-help culture, encouraging indivi...

  Marginalization in Shakespeare’s Hamlet and  Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Hello Everyone... This blog post is part of thinking activity on Cultural Studies ,  Exploring Marginalization in Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead given by Dilip Barad sir. Teacher's Worksheet Marginalization In Hamlet , Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are secondary characters who hold little power or significance on their own. Though they are childhood friends of Hamlet, they are ultimately manipulated by King Claudius, who uses them to spy on Hamlet. This reduces them to mere instruments of the king's will, rather than characters with their own independent roles. When Hamlet refers to Rosencrantz as a "sponge," he implies that Rosencrantz absorbs whatever instructions the king gives him, much like a sponge absorbs water. This metaphor highlights that Rosencrantz follow Claudius’s orders without question or independent thought. Hamlet...