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The document outlines an action plan by the group "Funtastic Five" from Pawar Public School to research the topic of local shopping versus online shopping in their Powai region. They chose this topic because online shopping is increasingly popular worldwide, but this may negatively impact local shopkeepers. The group aims to make people aware of shops in their locality and research the pros and cons of each shopping method. It also assigns roles for group members, with the chief editor overseeing the project and members responsible for editing, photography, video editing, and writing reports.
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The document outlines an action plan for a student group called the "Funtastic Five" to research the topic of local shopping versus online shopping in their region of Powai. It explains that the group chose this topic because online shopping is increasingly popular worldwide, which could negatively impact local shopkeepers. The group aims to make people aware of shops in their locality and research the pros and cons of online shopping. It assigns specific tasks to group members, with the chief editor overseeing the project and members taking on roles such as photographer, reporter, and interviewer.
action plan
The Funtastic Five group from Pawar Public School in Powai chose to research the topic of local shopping versus online shopping. They want to make people in their region aware of the shops present locally and compare the pros and cons of each shopping method. Online shopping has grown significantly in popularity as people prefer shopping from home on their devices to avoiding leaving their homes. However, this rise in online shopping hurts traditional local shopkeepers. The group will research both shopping methods and provide their findings.
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The Funtastic Five group from Pawar Public School in Powai chose to research the topic of local shopping versus online shopping. They want to make people in their region aware of the shops present locally and compare the pros and cons of each shopping method. Online shopping has grown significantly in popularity as people prefer shopping from home on their devices to avoiding leaving their homes. However, this rise in online shopping hurts traditional local shopkeepers. The group will research both shopping methods and provide their findings.
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- 1. ACTION PLAN EUMIND:REGIONS 11 TOPIC: LOCAL SHOPPING vs. ONLINE SHOPPING GROUP NAME : FUNTASTIC FIVE PAWAR PUBLIC SCHOOL CHANDIVALI
- 2. OUR REGION : POWAI Why have we chosen this topic? One interesting aspect of internet is the online shopping. Of late, online shopping is ruling the roost worldwide. We can find anything, right from a small pencil to a thing as expensive as a smart TV on the online shops. So as a result, most people today are preferring to buy things online , as nobody wants the pain of leaving their A/C rooms and going and bargaining with the shopkeeper. Such is the scenario in Powai as well. Naturally, this rising trend of online shopping doesn’t augur well for our traditional shopkeepers. We, Funtastic Five , have chosen this topic so that we can make the people aware of the various shops that are present in their locality , and research on the pros and cons of online shopping
- 3. Nishant Mohanani, Editor Poorna Kulkarni, Chief Editor and Group Leader Sanket Naik, Photographer and Video Editor Karan Parmar, Report Writer Urja Doshi, Interviewer
- 4. Name Role Specific Task Poorna Kulkarni Chief Editor and Group Leader To plan the research work, monitor the progress of the group and supervise all the tasks of the group members Nishant Mohanani Editor To edit the articles and ensure quality of the articles to be submitted on time. Sanket Naik Photographer and Video Editor To take pictures on location and edit the videos to be used in the assignment Karan Parmar Report Writer To write interesting reports and submit them on time. To frame questions and
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