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Teaching is a noble profession, they say. I say, teaching the little children is your way saying thank you for this life that you have. You are actually not teaching; you are nurturing and laying the foundation of a better tomorrow.
Are Parents Responsible for the Behaviour of the Child?
To say that the pandemic has created an upheaval in our lives is an understatement. It was affected each one of us in so many unimaginable ways. Sometimes the effect was direct, as in one has lost someone dear to the virus, or sometimes one was a mute, helpless spectator as the virus danced to its macabre tunes. Either way, no one was spared. It brought us all down to a level playing ground where even the rich couldn’t buy their way through. But if one were to choose the category of people who were, and are, the most hit then it would be the children.
The Agni in the Agnipath scheme
Ever since the Govt declared the Agnipath scheme, it’s been in the headlines more for the violence it has triggered across the nation than for what’s it about. So much so that there are more news articles telling us what’s burning where rather than what’s the reason for such anguish. Even before we could understand the proposal, our overzealous unemployed brethren have gone on a rampage destroying the Govt property of the very same Govt they want to work for. It’s really confusing, at least for me.
7 Ways to Building Character In Your Teens Through Volunteer Work
The best way to learn is by ‘doing’.
So how do you begin? Get your reluctant teen to sign up for volunteer work, get involved in a community cause.Patriotic Jingoism
This time on Feb 14, Valentine’s day, there was a different tune being played. No mushy music, no poetic verses for the lovers, no romantic serenades. All this change came not because of some right wing extremists who wanted to protect our culture (though yes it did happen because of some other extremists). This year…
Do You Know What Happens When You Sacrifice Your Self-Respect While Seeking Approval?
Self-respect is a muscle and it grows stronger with regular practice.
Take pride in who you are. Stand tall and earn the respect you deserve.
Starting tomorrow, take the first step towards reclaiming your self-respect. You’ll feel the difference.
