Nav-Ratri ka Parv
This festival serves as a reminder that the girl child is as precious as the boy. It is also important to remember that while worshipping little girls as Goddess Durga we must also respect the other living goddesses around us.
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Shraadh with Shraddha
If your parents are no more, do you miss them? Do you wish you had said, done …? After our parents and grandparents pass on to the higher realms, there may be feelings of gratitude for all that they did, or feelings of remorse for not having done enough for them
Pitron ke Paksh Mein
The best interpretation of the word ‘parent’ has been given by Shri Sathya Sai Baba. He said that ‘parent’ denotes pay-rent. Pay rent to your parents... We can pay the rent of Respect, Empathy, Niceness and Time. Let us remember that after our parents are gone … our siblings are still there.
Baahar se Bheetar
A learned man said, “Main bheetar gaya; toe main bhee tar gaya!” Meaning: I looked within; and I found salvation! What a profound statement! The royal route to salvation is the inward path.
Divine Vibes at Anjanadri Parvat
Bharat is home to a rich cultural heritage, devotion, pulsating divinty and much more. My husband and I recently visited the UNESCO World Heritage Site, of the Hampi ruins in Karnataka. Hampi is mentioned in the Ramayana, as Kishkindha, the kingdom of Bali and Sugreeva. In the 15th-16th century, this
Global Education Summit 2025 – Neurodiversity to Neuroplasticity
Each one of us is neurodiverse, in peculiar ways. We all have our idiocies; let’s have faith in the power of neuroplasticity, and change the shape of education in the country. Let’s do the good work, simply because it is good to do good work.
A Heart to Heart for the Divyang - Global Education Summit 2025
Are Education and Vidya, synonymous? Education or Shiksha, imparted in schools provides certification, but may or may not lead to learning. Vidya refers to knowledge and wisdom. It nurtures the intellect and the soul. Imparting and imbibing Vidya, ensures learning.
A mother knows when her child is hungry, sleepy, tired