In Nagpur, it is a 100-mark paper. This awareness will also be taken to school students from this month onwards in 4000 schools state-wide. Says Bindu Madhav Joshi of Grahak Peth, ``We even plan to take this to schools and by September end this education will have reached 15 lakh students, five lakh in the cities and 10 lakh in the rural areas of Maharashtra.'' So, now when a kid buys a 200-page school book, the shopkeeper sure will have to explain why the book has just 192 pages. After all, by then, he will have become aware of his rights.

All melody Godbole
Yogita Godbole has already wowed audiences with her melodious voice when she won the Meri Awaz Suno, mega-finals. Now, you can hear that voice again as the youngster is all set to sing in Gitanjali, a programme of Hindi and Marathi songs. An audio cassette of songs worded by Chandrakant Karandikar and sung by Gobole called Krishna stuti will also be released on the occasion. The programme is being held as part of the Shivaranjani recording studio's third anniversary celebrations and will include the felicitation of individuals from the field of arts who have won prizes this year. The programme will be held on August 16 at 9 p.m. at the Bharat Natya Mandir.