I'm Arthi Kumari, eighteen years old, I hail from Bihar present i'm living in Jagadgiri Gutta, Hyderabad, India. We are six members in our family. My father's name is Shivjee Rai, he is a small trader in Hyderabad. My mother's name is Radhika Rai, she is a home maker. I have two sisters and one younger brother. My elder sister Pooja Kumari is pursuing[MBA] Masters in Business Administration. My younger sister Kamni Kumari is studying in XII standard. My younger brother Rishi Om, he is studying in X standard.

I finished my grade X successfully from IDPL High School with good score and also completed my [Intermediate] XII class from Gouthami Junior College and my subjects are Mathematics, Economics and Commerce.Now i'm pursuing Bachelors's of computer Application[BCA] at university college of science. During my schooling my friends Sai Ganesh and Sana Fatima used to give talks about Space Club and Online Computer classes in Rakesh Academy and that's how I came to know about the online classes which are delivered by Tom Holloway from U.K using Zoom as a platform. As I was very much interested in space and computer so, later I joined in the Rakesh Academy.

I'm good at drawing, singing Bollywood songs, devotional songs and patriotic songs and dancing. I participated in school competitions like games, drawings, singing, dancing, quiz, science fair, essay writing and elocution. I won first prize in APNA WATAN poetry writing competition also. I'm interested in History of India like Cultural history, Geography, Biological science and physical science. I'm also interested in Indian epics like Ramayana, Mahabharath, Bhagwath Gita and Vishnu Puranas. My hobbies are listening to music, shading, making crafts with papers. My long term goal in life is to become lawyer and then fly to Singapore.

I thank my school teachers for helping us in all the ways. I am also thankful to my volunteer teacher Rakesh sir, who helps me in my studies. He is very patient and persistent teacher. I was able to meet Tom Holloway because of him. I also thank Tom for conducting online classes through zoom.

The following Microscope Project has been awarded the Patron's Prize.

Viewing the leaf under the microscope is a very interesting thing to me. Viewing the leaf under the microscope, I came to know about the leaf structure and its parts. It is basically made up of layers of cells like any other multicellular living thing. There are different types of cells that serve the various functions of a leaf in a plant.

Also, I observed stomata cells, in the process of experimenting the transverse section of a leaf. Stomata refers to a small or minute pores that can be found on the epidermis of a leaf. These pores vary in size and allow, for the movement of water and gases in and out of the intercellular spaces of the leaf. Stomata cells are enclosed by two kidney shaped cells, called 'guard cells'.

While viewing under the microscope, I observed the vascular bundle,which helps in transportation of important materials to the various parts of the leaf. It contains mainly of two parts. They are, 'xylem' [ which is responsible for the transportation of water] and 'phloem' [ which is responsible for the transportation of food materials prepared by the process of photosynthesis to the other parts of the plants].

Today, I'm going to explore one of the most controversial topics, the world is facing these days, i.e. Equity or Equality, in the areas of education, health, sports, opportunities and so on. However, there are still millions of people who have a common misconception that equity is the same as equality, but the truth is that they are different. Equity refers to the just and fair provision of resources to all the individuals, which represents impartiality.

Conversely, Equality denotes provision of same resources to all people, i.e. it is the state of being the same when it comes to status, rights and opportunities. In this page you may find the important differences between equity and equality.

Equality is about everyone is treated in the same way, without giving any effect to their need and requirements. Equality is the lifeline of the democratic society; that aims to prevent discrimination and provides an equal opportunity to all. It can be racial equality, equality between rich and poor, men and women, etc. The central idea of equality is that all the individuals gets equal treatment in the society and are not discriminated on the basis of race, sex, caste, creed, nationality, disability, age, religion and so forth.

Whereas Equity demands fairness in every situation and giving what is needed i.e. whether it is the distribution of benefits or burden. Therefore people are treated fairly but differently as their circumstances. It seeks to provide all the individuals an equal opportunity, to let them attain their maximum potential. In this way, equity ensures that all the individuals are provided the resources they need to have access to the same opportunities.

In India equality is seen only up to some extent and many countries follow equality but equity is more important to progress, because then the individual person will develop and then the country will also.

The main intention of preparing the poster on this particular subject is that before following or creating equality, equity should be created first.