10th April. Assembly. Class-VI
Theme: Time Management
Thought: Don’t count every hour, make every hour count.”
Speech: Today, I want to talk about something very important in our daily life — Time Management.
We all get the same 24 hours in a day. But how we use them decides our success. Time once lost never comes back. That’s why we must learn to manage it wisely.
If we plan our day, avoid wasting time on distractions, and give time to both studies and rest, we can achieve more without stress. Even just 10 minutes of focus can be more useful than hours of distraction.
Great people like APJ Abdul Kalam and Mahatma Gandhi valued every minute — and that made them great. So let’s stop saying “I don’t have time” and start using our time better.
Thank you, and have a productive day ahead!
News:
· RBI cuts repo rate to 6.00% to support economic growth.
· India approves deal to buy 26 Rafale marine fighter jets from France.
Words for the day:
1. **Abundant** – Present in large quantities (The region has abundant natural resources.)
2. **Benevolent** – Kind and generous (The benevolent king helped the poor.)
3. **Conceal** – To hide something (He tried to conceal the truth from his parents.)
4. **Diligent** – Hardworking and careful (A diligent student always completes assignments on time.)
5. **Eloquent** – Fluent and persuasive in speaking (Her speech was eloquent and inspiring.)