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Interview Record and Share the Childhood Memories of your Grandparents

Start Date :
Jun 29, 2020
Last Date :
Jul 15, 2020
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Create a film about your grandparents, and share it with us! ...

Create a film about your grandparents, and share it with us!

In the latest episode of Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged Indian children to engage with their grandparents and ask them about their life as children: what sports they played, which theatre or cinema they went to, which relatives they visited, festivals they celebrated, and so on.

These stories would not just take the children to India back then, but also be an invaluable treasure for the family, to be cherished forever.

Here’s an opportunity for all children (and adults too), to interview their loved Dada-Dadis, Nana-Nanis or any other elder in the family, like ‘cub reporters’; video record the same; and share with the MyGov family!

Button dabao, kahani suno aur sunao!

Instructions to upload film:
1. Please upload your film on your youtube channel.
2. Login to MyGov/my submission.
3. In the comment section, copy-paste your film youtube link here.

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BHAKTA BIHARI MISHRA Secretary NIHIDA Odisha
BHAKTA BIHARI MISHRA Secretary NIHIDA Odisha 6 years 3 weeks ago
Have children make cards for their grandparents (or someone else’s if they don’t have any). Make extra cards and deliver them to a nursing home!
BHAKTA BIHARI MISHRA Secretary NIHIDA Odisha
BHAKTA BIHARI MISHRA Secretary NIHIDA Odisha 6 years 3 weeks ago
Have students take home a short list for grandparents to complete. Ask prices of candy bar, movies, etc. from their childhood days. Compare costs then and now. Use real money to demonstrate differences.
BHAKTA BIHARI MISHRA Secretary NIHIDA Odisha
BHAKTA BIHARI MISHRA Secretary NIHIDA Odisha 6 years 3 weeks ago
Ask students to bring in pictures of their grandparents as children. Create a bulletin board with these photos. See if the class can match the grandparents’ photos to the correct classmate. It may help to have pictures of the students as well. This promotes an understanding of growing up and the aging process.