Indian Periodical

by Fortuna Seva-Casiller As a teacher, how do we connect with our learners? Do we understand them? These are things that an educator should ask themselves. Why? Having a good connection leads to a better understanding of the learners’ differences. Part of these individual differences includes physical, emotional, social, spiritual, […]

by Anjana Subramanian Have you observed a paradigm shift in today’s world? Whether it is shaking up the normal 9-5 office schedule, introducing new forms of digital currency into the market, or technological or regulatory changes. Schools and Colleges have shifted to a hybrid model of learning which includes online […]

by Pradip Kumar Nath  There is a close relation between language and capital as capital is a social relation of production. Without a ‘language’, capital is unable to expand. It is from around 1600 we see the rise of England, and subsequently the gradual unfolding of the English Language as […]

By Sakhi Thirani A comfort, a stimulus, an amusement, a means to learn– a toy provides a child with an experience that sustains way beyond the mere realms of stale memory. “Being there for a child is the noblest thing a toy can do,” Woody had stated throughout the course of Toy […]

by Swati Moheet Agrawal I would like to be in so many places. I would like to be traveling and vagabonding. I would like to write in a quaint café in Montparnasse. I would like to get lost in books at Shakespeare and Company. Like Proust, I would like to […]

by Pragya Suman There are so many presumptions and misconceptions that have been weaved around the triangle of Lord Mountbatten, his wife Edwina, and Indian Prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Flames always leaped up time and again out of the ash. This week, it again happened, a first-tier tribunal ( information […]

 by  S. Chandra Shekar Every city in the world is crime-prone. There are great disparities among the residents. On one side we have rich palatial properties housing the rich and wealthy people of the city. On the other side, we have slums and shanty houses where the migrants and poor […]

by Rajesh Sharma ‘Lalit’ Science is not making us convenient, It is taking us away from our lifestyle to be dependent upon it. So that we become used to it and become a slave to it. It’s giving us more harm than an advantage. It is making us lazy. Physical […]

by Fortuna Seva. Casiller School time is usually a dreaded time for students especially when coming from a break or vacation. They seem to focus on the number of lessons they need to learn, the number of projects they will need to finish and the much homework they’ll need to […]