HARVIN DEOL TOUGH TIME NEVER LAST BUT TOUGH PEOPLE DO AUTHOR: ROBERT H SHULLER Tough Times Never Last But Tough People For someone going through a difficult time, or is having trouble seeing the good amidst all the noise, this is the book for you. Around the world, we have been tested financially, socially, mentally and likely in a myriad …
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WHEN YOU LOOK IN THE MIRROR, WHAT DO YOU SAY TO YOURSELF? If this is what you say to yourself constantly, know that you are not alone. Now, imagine that your inner critic is enforced by an external source. This becomes a form of public humiliation and it happens more often than you think. The onset of the world of …
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“Writing is perhaps the greatest of human inventions, binding together people, citizens of distant epochs, who never knew one another. Books break the shackles of time–proof that humans can work magic.” – Carl Sagan Writing is a craft that develops with conscious effort and practice – be it short stories, novels or poetry. The writers featured below don’t just have …
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ARUNANJALI MARIA Book: The Henna Artist By: Alka Joshi I absolutely loved the vibrancy, colours, sights, sounds and smells of India that come alive in the book. The vivid description of Rajasthan, the scents, smells of herbs, of cinnamon and cardamom are just magical. The mention of the local delicacy like ‘rabri’ and the flagrance of henna add to the …
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VEER MATHUR 10 years, Grade 4, Hong Kong International School, HK Book: Diary of a Wimpy Kid series By: Jeff Kinney Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a great series. It is very funny and when you start reading them you can’t put the books down. The books are about a boy named Greg Heffley. He has a younger brother …
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vc_rowvc_column width=”1/3″vc_single_image image=”5156″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center”vc_custom_heading text=”Positive Impacts of Corona” font_container=”tag:h2|text_align:center” use_theme_fonts=”yes”vc_separator color=”custom” css=”.vc_custom_1596715710545{padding-top: 10px !important;padding-bottom: 10px !important;}”vc_column_text Never ever in life before have I had holidays galore? All thanks to the little virus more than 100 relaxing days, homemade food, online classes, and multiple WhatsApp games. Every day I could see, the beauty of the morning sun, I could do …
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If there were ominous ways to reset, Rules so painfully beset. All around us as we speak, Order seems to be a ‘freak’. Making trouble is the norm, Voices pouring, an elusive storm. Withstanding big, hard hands Precariously rocking waves as they disband. Logic surpasses all need, The successful lot pay no heed… Treasures drowned in a unstoppable whirlpool, Thrashing …
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Women Entrepreneurs Geetanjali Dhar Geetanjali is the Founder and Director of Sanskriti Global, an educational enterprise, focussed on spearheading the use of Indian languages and culture. Sanskriti Global has operations spanning over Hong Kong, Singapore and has expanded its footprint in online learning with a tie up in California with Konversai. She is the Co-founder of the Integrated Brilliant Education …
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vc_rowvc_column width=”1/2″vc_column_text Overload – by Shikha Bansal Rainforest on fire, Plastic island in the ocean, Earth heaving with landfills, Air thick with pollution. Tables heavy with meat, Stalls filled with fruit, Food in abundance, Hunger widespread, acute. Rhinos hunted for their horns, The Polar Bear’s ice shrinks, Elephants poached for their tusks, And Sharks for their fins. Yet, Humanity averts …
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“Writing is perhaps the greatest of human inventions, binding together people, citizens of distant epochs, who never knew one another. Books break the shackles of time–proof that humans can work magic.- Carl Sagan” Writing is a craft that develops with conscious effort and practice. Be it short stories, novels or poetry. The writers featured below don’t just have their fantastic …
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