by Umar Nizarudeen Emancipation from the bondage of soil is no freedom for the tree-Tagore Environmental conservation movements encompass a relentless drive towards justice, as the life of Sunderlal Bahuguna exemplified, even in the era of social media dominance. His was that rare voice for justice lost among the clamour […]
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E-Schooling for Pre-Schooling?
by Anamika Chauhan Education institutions across the country still remain close in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and its severe waves. With the closure of schools, educational institutions had turned to online classes. Online classes are providing students a way to catch up on the lost classes and continuation […]
Revamping and Automating Children’s Lifestyle?
by Prajakta Khedkar “We sense that normal is not coming, that we are being born to the new normal: a new kind of society, a new relationship to the earth a new experience of being human.” -Charles Eisenstein Sooner and little did we know we all were going to caged […]
Hidden Powers Explored in Covid-19
by Insha Rasool Fear, misfortune, indignation, sorrow, staggering loss, professional loss, personal loss, and despair are all too common in today’s Covid world. We seem to be not only beaten but also destroyed by the coronavirus; we are not only helpless but also hopeless. The number of cases is recorded in crores, […]
What Should Remain Unchanged
by Amelia Soni Changes is constant. It is definitely inevitable. But what should we do then? Do we still need to be hard-headed and be reluctant towards it? My answer will be no. The change will be working on our side if we will embrace it. Since this pandemic took […]
An India in Africa
by Prahelika Deka ‘The Present is the key to the Past’. The Indian diaspora in Africa, consisting of about and above 3 million people in the present times, is symbolic of how the globally emergent nation’s people, ideas, and trades are moving and settling abroad in phases. Analysing the flow […]
Visualization of LGBTs Concerns through Dual Dimensions of Lives: Real & Reel
by Shonit Nayan The popular phrase defining cinema (a part of reel life) that “Cinema is the mirror of Society which reflects its inhabitant’s mindsets, emotions, expressions, and others attributes” is familiar to most of us irrespective of religion, nationality, and sexual orientations. The reel life scripts and portrayed has […]
Shifting Paradigm
by Rowena Olicia It should never be teachers against the parents creating nuisance and problems against each other. It should be teachers and parents becoming one to conquer this difficult setup. Teachers like us are undoubtedly used to absorbing and working through all sorts of stressors and challenges and changes […]
Iodine
by Prem Neopanay Iodine (I) is an essential trace element or micronutrient required by the body for the synthesis of thyroid hormones (T3, T4) and the hormone calcitonin. These thyroid hormones are essential for neurodevelopment, bodily growth, bone development, sexual development, and metabolism and also to provide immunity to the […]
I Prefer to Pretend I Don’t Know
by Bindiya Bedi Charan Noronha Reality often hurts. It is true. And naked and raw, it hurts even more when no one has gilded it or painted it pink. That is why so many times, so many people, prefer not to know. I prefer not to know that my husband/wife […]