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What are the things that an Indian student should carry while moving to Germany for studies?

Last minute panic and packing issues are always there but first, take a deep breath.Now, there must be a tonnes of things you wanna get along. But important and most important ones are as follows:1) inner wears - they are relatively expensive here2) thermal wears - 3 to 4 pairs3) jeans - 4 to 5 because more than that isn't required to be honest4) t-shirts - say about 10-14...depends on you...but that's more than enough...5) slippers for home6) sport shoes for everyday use7) boots for wearing while going out casual...8) towel- 2 are enough9) socks - 5 to 6 pairs are fine10) cream and lip balm and face wash - say 2 each11) body wash/shampoo and all that - 1 small each for first few days coz its really cheap there... and no need to carry that weight12) bed sheet - 2 single ones13) blanket - 1 is enough because we bought another one here itself to put it on bed sheet...and that's more than enough to keep us warm since heaters are on all the time...14) JACKET & CAP & GLOVES & MUFFLER! - 1 each but best quality like from eastern or western stores.15) Formal shirts + Suit (1)16) 1 or 2 ethnic wear17) Medicines- for all kinds of problems with prescriptionThat's all the things you need for yourself...And now -some extra things:StationaryLaptop accessoriesUniversal converterA lunch box kind of box for yourselfVERY IMPORTANT - all your documents and 2 copies of each! with BIOMETRIC photos - at least 20 photos!!!So I know keeping all this in one suitcase is quite difficult. But there's a solution !Keep your minimum pair of clothes/bed sheet/blanket/jacket/warm wear/laptop and few important things like personal things with you while coming.Rest all will cost u Rs 5500 to send 20 kgs in around 15 days by Indian post!I think I've covered everything for you. All the best! P.S. Don't forget to put a label/tag on your bags with your details (not all) on it, the first time you are traveling.

Why are students prohibited from selling items in school?

We have had kids selling stolen goods. They clean out the local store of candy, then sell it to the captive audience at school. Selling candy in the classroom is like shooting fish in a barrel. They make a lot of money off their stolen goods.Another reason is that it causes disruptions. The seller is conducting business during class, or the buyers are sneaking the products into the classroom. Sales of soda cans are most memorable for having issues with kids feeling like they can drink their newly purchased product in class.Another issue is that we are the adults, in place of parents. We shouldn't let a kid's designated lunch money go to buying silly bands (rubber bracelets) or to Pokemon cards. Also, federal nutrition laws suggest that we also shouldn't be promoting childhood obesity, with candy sales in every child's bookbag.There's also a theft issue. During approved school fundraisers, there's often been problems that arise from a student leaving the candy box unattended, and/or leaving the cash inside the box. It is not our job to act as security for candy sales that we aren't profiting off; we're a school, not the juvenile economic crime division.Additionally, buying and selling an item is a contract. There isn't a good return policy on items purchased from a fellow student, and conflicts arise from this. Students generally manage to work out their conflicts in a fair agreement, but trust me, this negotiation disrupts classtime.And there are the times when they can't come to a common agreement over a sale, like the time when two high school students I taught got into a heated, stand-up disagreement over whether the one's cousin had sold the other one tainted weed. About five to eight minutes of class time were completely blown, trying to flag down an administrator who could remove the two idiots who were openly admitting to having bought and sold weed, and yelling and arguing about it in a classroom.Hope this helps!