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Priya Sanjay Tandon

Tennis In Economics

Tennis In Economics

Mrs Muralidhar was trying hard to make herself heard above the buzzing and hissing sounds in the class. This class of B.Com 1st year was especially bad. They seemed to have endless things to chat about. They seemed to want to do everything but listen to Mrs Muralidhar who

Rotten Bananas

Rotten Bananas

Nariman was a good man. He would sit in prayer and connect with God to draw strength and inspiration. He spent a good portion of his time and money in the service of the poor. He would offer his services at the hospital whenever they put up free medical camps.

Experience The Divinity Of Sai

Here is something that has been told by Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba during one of His discourses. In the Treta Yuga, Rishi Bhardwaja read many texts to gain knowledge but after reading for a long period of time, he was yet not satisfied, so on the advice of Narada,

At The Break Of Dawn

An old washer-woman lived in a village. She had a rooster that would crow loudly at the break of dawn. As soon as the rooster would announce the beginning of a new day, the old woman would get up and begin her endless chores for the day. So mechanical

My Two Rupees

As little children, our annual holiday was a visit to Nani’s house with our mother. It was a time to meet up with our maternal cousins and basically have fun! Nani was a composed and elegant figure, duty conscious to the core; a woman of few words. Little Madhu

Room For All

A monk happened to be crossing a village one night when it started to pour. He spotted a raised verandah outside a house that had just enough roof over it, to accommodate him. The monk did not think it proper to knock at any of the houses and ask for

I Lost My Shoes

The compound of the temple was a busy place today as it was every Tuesday. Food was served to poor people on this day. Rickshaw pullers and labourers sat in lines waiting for their turn to be served. Quietly and swiftly the food was served and one by one people