“The Only Constant in Life is Change.” Heraclitus The world is changing with each second whether it is living or nonliving. Change is the fundamental nature of the universe and at the moment we do not have tools to stop nature from evolving, improving or changing. If we try to resist change, if we try … Continue reading Understanding Life
Avian Influenza
"Life of the birds are different but their only aim is to back home safe" — Vicky Vignesh In the Year 2006, India experienced the first Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1) outbreak in Maharashtra and Gujarat, followed by a second outbreak in Madhya Pradesh. A total of 10.44 Lakh birds were culled during control and containment operations undertaken. This disease was spread from … Continue reading Avian Influenza
Teaching the right way- By Mekhala Ganguly
What would you do to teach in the right way? Change the content or the process? From the beginning of a child's school life, it has been that they gradually lose interest in their studies even before reaching a specialization. This is because neither the school teachers nor other institutions intend to play on the … Continue reading Teaching the right way- By Mekhala Ganguly
Teaching the right way- By Rithika Vinod Rao
Haven’t we all heard something on the similar lines of “We were lucky enough to be birthed before the era of technology took over” by someone who is elder to us? As humans we all need at least some amount of interaction with our fellow mates. To see, touch, talk and listen. This is what … Continue reading Teaching the right way- By Rithika Vinod Rao
Educating Minds: Where are we heading towards?
Education is an important part of our lives. Right from the beginning, when we are born, we informally and unknowingly enroll ourselves in the education system, which our society has fabricated over a long period. The education system has continuously evolved in our nation, from the days of Takshashila (in modern-day Pakistan) and Nalanda (in … Continue reading Educating Minds: Where are we heading towards?
MUTED VOICES
I may not be the right person to give my personal bias, But I understand it is enough to let you think differently. There is a part of the culture/society who we consider to be Subaltern voices. Subaltern voice is a term used to describe the people with a muted voice. They are not dumb, … Continue reading MUTED VOICES
Plastic – ity to solution, not pollution
“Plastic is a menace to the environment”, I have been listening, reading and even effortlessly writing this in my EVS exams since I was a child. I did not understand the "big" concepts of reducing plastic pollution back then, but it turned out that not much had changed in neither my understanding nor my habits. … Continue reading Plastic – ity to solution, not pollution
IS THERE ANY END TO STEREOTYPES?
“I’m a rare species, not a stereotype.” — Ivan Coyote Classification is an important aspect of our human minds when it comes to an understanding of the world around us. The very process of classification leads to simplifying how things are and perhaps the way they have always been. May it be science, literature, or … Continue reading IS THERE ANY END TO STEREOTYPES?
Spiritualism is Foolism?
2020 is the era of Computer Science, Data, Automation, Artificial Intelligence, Social Media, Followings, Online Shopping, etc. Today if a person bows down to God, to Sun, to Moon, or a Tree, then he seemed as Foolish, illiterate, week, old generation, not smart, workless, jobless, and even out of the planet. But the truth is, … Continue reading Spiritualism is Foolism?
Entrepreneurship For Society
"The best way to predict the future is to create it. " Peter Drucker COVID 19 crisis like any other crisis is a double whammy for millions of service class individuals. Proving to be a nightmare for the economic sector, we see large-scale layoffs and pay cuts, leaving many skilled people without jobs. While experts … Continue reading Entrepreneurship For Society
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