Posts

Paralympians as real-life Role Models

-
When I asked for new clothes, I saw people with no clothes. When strive for new shoes, saw people with no feet. We are sympathetic for such deprive population. Whereas every year's medal telly of para olympics make me sympathetic towards myself. Being very privileged, I have surrendered in front of my failures, my fear and my fatiqueness. The way that these para olympians play, fight and win is incredibly fantastic and setting amazing examples to overcome the problems of life and focus only on the fortunes.  The world of sports is no stranger to athletes overcoming odds to achieve big on the world stage. Yet, among all these odds-defying narratives, the story of the teenaged Indian para-archer Sheetal Devi stands out. Sheetal Devi was born in 2007 with phocomelia, a rare congenital disorder leading to underdeveloped limbs. The condition resulted in her arms not fully forming. At just 17 years old, she became India’s youngest Paralympic medallist and only the second armless archer i...
Post a Comment
Read more

Empowering Students to be Agents of Change - Student's Day Digest

-
World Students' Day acknowledges the students as future leaders and innovators. It sheds light on the role of education in helping create a better world for the future. It makes the student pursue his dreams with dedication and perseverance. Dr. Kalam once said, famously, "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world," shows how he believes in the transforming power of education.  'Empowering Students to be Agents of Change'. By emphasising their potential as leaders and innovators, this year's theme aims to empower students to take charge of their education and future. 15th October is remembered as a birth anniversary of our missile man of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, who always strive to work for the students of the country. He always continued to inspire youth for their growth and development by highlighting the significance of education and learning. The United Nations in 2010 recognised October 15 as World Students' Day t...
Post a Comment
Read more

Strive for progress Not perfection

-
अनुगन्तुं सतां वर्त्म कृत्स्नं यदि न शक्यते । स्वल्पमप्यनुगन्तव्यं मार्गस्थो नावसीदति ॥ Bhagwat Geeta says that absolute is nothing, life is all about progressing, learning and relearning the things. Perfection lies with the almighty that is incredibly clueless to imitate. India is a nation of belief and has a rich history of struggle against colonization from foreign rules that preaches nothing is perfect nor permanent. Everything changes and needs rejuvenation with time. Our nature also explains no orbit is perfect and always undergoes numerous changes to exist. Our surroundings itself are explaining that perfection doesn't exist and serenity lies with endeavours as rose plant doesn't always blossoms perfect rose, but never misses to blossom roses and every rose is beautiful in their own way.  Perfection is a parasite :  In a race of perfection, usually we earns nothing. Even abandon our present identity and attempts. Once in a class, professor has divided students into two ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Epitome of simplicity with great thinking - Lal Bahadur Shastri

-
Bow to his simplicity and honesty, Nation is obligated for his modesty,, His leadership failed operation Gibraltar of Pakistan, His honesty is adored by every citizen of Hindustan, He challenged the nationwide food crisis, Green Revolution made our nation surplus in wheat and rice,, He never misused his position and power, Resigned from railway minister taking ownership,, Always worked hard for country's growth without wasting an hour, He had taken India to great heights from major dip,, He is popularly known as man of integrity and an equanimous adminstrator, So confident, calm and great orator,, Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan - slogan coined by him, Embracing country's two major limbs, He is great Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri, His legacy is as inspiring as concrete peepal tree,, His death is still mysterious story, His short tenure earned country with golden glory,, National academy of administration is named after him at mussoorie, His vision was to make India strong and land of fairy, Ev...
Post a Comment
Read more

When two elephants fight, it is the grass that gets trampled.

-
In the fight of parents, it's the child that usually suffer. The statement that when two elephants fight, it is the grass that gets trampled, emphasis this point only that when two big powers quarrel it's the tiny one that is affected the most. Recent activities that elaborates this statement in exact relevance are :-  Nepal massive floods -> Nepal is a small beautiful and mountainous country within the Himalayas. Recently, because of massive floods, Nepal has not only lost their infrastructure but also excessive human casualties. Nepal is known for its scenic beauty and is not much industrial developed. No much contribution in raising up the carbon emissions that posing danger to the Himalayas and causing excessive melting of glaciers, yet be the sufferer. Nepal lies between two giants India and China, both are industrialized nations, contributing too much for GHG emissions. The same is quoted by Napal's minister also that among the two giant nations that are competing...
Post a Comment
Read more

A thorn is a changed bud.

-
"In the depths of struggle, our true strength begins to shine". A thorn is a changed bud is a philosophical quote signifies that once a soft, innocent and vulnerable humans reforms to strong, courageous and bravehearts that have survived the struggles and hardships of the life. Melody of rivers generates because of the presence of big rocks in their way. No gain no pain.  Nothing was added to make the thorn. Something was withheld . The hardship and cruelty of the world turns out the strong and cold version of humans. No special additives are required, it's the emotions that are not rinsed properly and builds harsher personalitties. Life's oxymorons make soft and naive buds into thorns. This resembles humans life cycle as well. New born babies are innocent, quite and soft, with the challenges of life, that soft infant turns to a stronger, robust and rude adult whereas life's harshness builds bold, experienced and bitter old person that itches everyone by giving ba...
Post a Comment
Read more

Oxymorons reflect the ironies of life.

-
Days and nights are the two sides of a coin. Similar are the sorrow and happy moments in a life. Even life stops if straight line prevails. Life usually disappoints but without stumbling rocks, even rivers don't sound melodious. Relationship works from both ends, trying from one side only never results  fruitful. In the quote "Oxymorons reflect the ironies of life", Oxymorons meaning a figure of speech that puts two opposite or contradictory words right next to each other to create a striking effect.  We often use words that seem to contradict each other — a "deafening silence," a "living death," a "cruel kindness." All these phrases sound either mistake or absurd, as no connection is there. Even though the two words seem to fight each other, they actually work together to reveal a deeper, hidden truth. But this is wrong because life itself is a combination of two opposites. One can't stick to a single lane, every human to act simultaneou...
Post a Comment
Read more