हाले दिल लिख दिया करो
कहने सुनने में वो बात कहाँ ,तुम हाले दिल लिख दिया करो । जो कहा सुना, वो गुम हो जाएगा ,लिखा हुआ मुसलसल पढ़ा जाएगा । अक्षर जो काग़ज़ पर निखरे ,वो बात करें, दिल में उतरे । भागती हुई इस ज़िंदगी में ,ठहर कुछ…
Man and the lost friend
Nature and it’s creations Human being and nature are said to be contemporaries. Human life thrives on the large expanses of flora and fauna on earth. Our ancestors were closely associated with the nature around them. Their relation with nature was of admiration, fear and…
Emotions as our companions
The word “emotion” paints the vision with different colors. It is not a hyperbole to say, "emotions makes us alive”. Our emotions can make or break us. Seven universal emotions that most of us experience are: Fear, Surprise, Anger, Disgust, Contempt, Joy and Sadness. Emotional…
Let them help you
Humans are in continuous zest to learn, grow and become independent. We want to be self-sufficient from the earliest years of our lives. If we observe toddlers, they are always on the search for doing more and more things themselves. They demand to be allowed…
इतना गुस्सा ठीक नहीं
"इतना गुस्सा ठीक नहीं है", अक्सर पापा कहा करते थे। झल्लाया मन सोचता था, "लड़की हूँ इसलिए मुझे ही ज्ञान मिलता है, गुस्से की बात पर तो गुस्सा आएगा ही"। "गुस्सा सेहत के लिए ठीक नहीं होता लाडो रानी", वह अपनी बात हमेशा लाड लड़ाते…
Chords of friendship
Photo taken from Internet “the Hans India” The song “Puraani Jeans” hummed somewhere distant. A smile that crossed my lips made my husband on driver seat curious. “What is it unexpectedly?”, he quipped. “Listen that song”; the hostel scenes came to my mind. The memories…
Leadership infusion in Children
Recently I started reading the book “Early Life Leadership in Children” by Christina Demara. The book is sort of a workshop guidance manual for inculcating the leadership skills in children. The section for leadership infusion stage 1, is termed as “Preparing the soil”. The name…
If I were You
“I would have not allowed it to happen, if I were you”, he shut the door and left. All of us must have done school assignments for writing skills. There was one specific type I could remember. The one where the student is asked to…
Take it one step at a time
This was what the great nineteenth-century pioneer ofmeteorology, James Pollard Espy, was shown in a chance encounter as a young man. Unable to read and write until he was eighteen, Espy attended a rousing speech by the famous orator Henry Clay. After the talk, a spellbound…
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