Namaste India E Magazine - Nov 2022 - Children's Day Edition Final

Children are the blissful faces of Gods! They have kindness to stop wars of Lords!!

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Prakriti Tak Student , Poetess

A Cake of Dreams

Wake up little dreamers!!

Make your dreams come true!

Have fun, play around, like little chicks! Study hard ! Play fair! And don't forget to prayer!

Take a snooze and dream like you're on a cruise of talents Kick a ball and make sure it breaks the wall of fear

Play the drum like you're playing a pillow ght with fear!!!

Play the guitar like you're rhythming the seven strings of kindness to tune up the happiness.

Dream

A Cake of Dreams

O! dear little dreamers!, dream! ,dream! and dream! make your vision so vast that in your little world it can silently gleam.

O! little dreamer! full of joy and curiosity

Your eyes shine like the moon in the dark night sky Your mind is like a re in the world burning to survive.

O! mighty little dreamer! follow your heart and desire You're the savior of the passion to grow the world into a better saf re

Proud your nation share your compassion raise the Passion to the impassioned Imagine your world growing in a beloved way Hard work maybe needed but it is worth to Brighten the day

Go far and choose your picks And be sure not to be tricked! Wake up tiny little dreamers You have a world to make Or a cake of Dreams maybe you can even bake.

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Somya Gaur

Student

CHILDHOOD MEMORIES

A magician with black hat Shows a beautiful magic Brought her old self back Which she craves to keep

Just like a small rabbit She was hopping all around Making mistakes, no guilt She was busy in her world

Her life was full of happiness Sometimes she felt empty

Still, she passed all her tests To show her real beauty

Her mind oods with memories She wants to explore and keep But time creates boundaries It brought her back from her dream

She still remembers that girl She always makes her smile She wishes to be with that pearl Seems they are distancing till miles

Satvik Parihar

Student

MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD

I wonder when did I become so careful, forgetting about the fun and life that was joyful, running and playing and rolling in careless, hiding here and there increasing the mess, Chocolates and sweets and gifts to unfold, getting a rupee or two for gold .

Remembering the aged lady who taught me the ethics who took care of me in my critics. Her husband who ran up and down, whenever I wanted to go to zoo or see a clown. The man who took care of all my needs and wants and the woman who held my hand during my haunts.

And then the gang of those tiny kids, Who were partners in fun and mischief, Who harmed the windows and pots with immense grit without ever shedding even a tear of grief. Yet being a remover of people’s anxiety , Becoming the heart and soul of the society .

Now that we are wandering in the past I’ll tell you that humorous story’s cast; Once I was the only one in the house, when I heard the chat of four masked mouse. They planned of how they will kill and tear me apart and how many bandages they got, that’s a later part .

Kanimozhi Student , Panchayat Union Middle School

Brother

He is my brother, He is my second dad, He is my protector, He is my caretaker.

He gave all his love to me, He always thinks about me, When I walk he holds my hand, When I cry he makes me laugh.

When I soar like a bird, he care me not to fall, When I am down his words make me strong, No word to share our lovable bond, I pray that forever this must prolong.

S.A.Thariya

School student, Sree vidyalaya Matric. Hr. Sec. School

Simple question, great future

Once a very rich man was going in a car to his native village. On the way he saw two boy about nine years old. He had a question “ it’s school time and why they are on the road playing with coconut shells”. He stopped the car and wanted an answer from them. He called the boys and asked what are they doing here. They said they are rearing cattle and meanwhile they wanted play. The rich man asked why they are not going to school. They laughed at each other and said we don’t have a school near by to go. The man was shocked, “now a days no school what a pity” he thought. After enquiring he came to know that four or five years back there was an elementary school near by the river but the flood washed away the school . No one in that village tried to reconstruct the school or the government took necessary steps to build the school . Very few children from this village go to nearby school which is 5 km away from that village. Hearing to all the stories of the villagers ,he felt sorry for a village without School ,a villages without knowing the importance of education. Immediately he entered the

village and started speaking to the head people of the village about the reconstruc tion of the school. But they were not inter ested . The man immediately ordered his PA to construct a new school ,a new colourful school with lot of playing equip ment that could attract the students and villagers and give them a motivation to start the new path. After few months there was a new school , a new colourful school with lots of colourful playing equip ment. He wrote many letters to the govern ment official and asked for a teacher’s posting. Slowly attracted by the school , children started entering the school now the villagers started sending their children to school and slowly the village started growing. The man’s simple interest in stop ping his car and asking questions gave a new life to the children of that village, if he would have gone without having concern for these two little boys the village would have been darkened by illiteracy . So never keep walking away if you are capable of doing something, stop, hear and do it.....

KOMILOVA Sug‘diyona

Student , A member of the "Yosh Nosirlar" Uzbekistan

Motherland

Motherland! Why do we use the word motherland side by side? Because the Motherland is dear, kind and precious like our mother. A person grows up in his mother's body before he is born, and after he is born, he grows in the Motherland. The land where a person's navel blood was spilled at birth is considered his Motherland. It is the sacred duty of every person to preserve and protect this Motherland.

As long as there are brave men in the country who love, honor and protect the country, this country will always rise and flourish. For every country, every nation, there is probably no place more honorable than the homeland where they were born and raised.

So, loving one's motherland, honoring and longing for all that it has is a delicate feeling that exists in human nature. No matter where he goes, he still destroys his homeland. Because when a person sees the face of the world, he first begins to breathe the air of his homeland, learns to

take his first steps in the soil of his homeland, and begins to know the world by understanding this homeland. Protecting the soil where the first umbilical cord blood was spilled and where the first steps were taken is our human duty to the Motherland.

I want to visit all corners of Uzbekistan. The more I see, the more I love it. How vast, how beautiful and rich it is. When I go by train, I look at the endless railways, hills, and skyscrapers - I say that they belong to my country, they are also my country. I cross bridges, I visit cotton fields, wheat fields and orchards, sheep roaming in endless pastures, factory towers, educational institutions, schools, libraries as luxurious as the Taj Mahal in the heart of the desert - Motherland. I am from.

I am proud to be part of it. It is my honor and happiness to praise him.

Laziza YODGOROVA

School student,

young writer A member of the "Yosh Nosirlar" Uzbekistan

My mother tongue

Mother tongue plays a decisive role in the fate, past and future of every person. Today, few nations in the world are fighting for their mother tongue. It is doing everything he can to ensure her survival. Therefore, we, the Uzbek people, who have a glorious history and great scholars, should always be active in meritorious and good things, such as appreciating our state language, developing it, and increasing its prestige.

The development of the state language is not only the work of linguists, poets or writers, but it is the duty of every person who lives in this country, absorbs its dust, drinks its water, and tastes its salt. Whether we are an ordinary farmer or a builder, regardless of what industry we are a representative of, contributing to the development of the state language is our filial duty to this Motherland and this people. So what does it start with?! Respect for our mother tongue begins with respect for it. There is a saying in our people that even if you speak while playing, you should think and speak. Now, if we

apply this to external writing: even if you write while playing, write with thought! Honestly, if we look at the faces of our buildings today, we realize how indifferent we are to our mother tongue. In order to put them in order, how many consultants are working on the ground today, giving recommendations and practical assistance to businessmen and residents in order to put in order peshlavhas, informational texts and announcements. Unfortunately, some of our compatriots, being citizens of Uzbekistan, are looking at the reforms in this regard from behind their backs. It seems that they have nothing to do with these things, as if they are foreign citizens! At this point, it is necessary to express gratitude to many compatriots and businessmen. The first recommendation about the state language is enough for them, and the next day they place beautiful texts written in the state language on the front of their building, shop, and commercial outlet. In fact, as long as a person does not react to the reforms, renewals and creations taking place around him with high understanding, deep intelligence, and intelligent observation, and he does not draw conclusions, even the seven climate sages are in his mind. cannot turn on the lamp of goodness, spirituality and enlightenment. Nevertheless, we will strive towards a good goal. The hope is that the blind spring will open its eyes one day.

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Farmonova Ozoda

School student, young writer

A member of the "Yosh Nosirlar" Uzbekistan

The symbol of our identity is our mother tongue

History shows that our mother tongue has not lost its importance for several thousand years. The most important aspect of the Uzbek language is that it is so juicy, it is pleasant to every ear, and the person who hears it will gasp. Our native language, as the poet Mirtemir said, has been ingrained in our hearts and ears since we were young. Through the tales told by our mothers and the tales, stories, narratives and parables we heard from our grandparents, our hearts were deeply penetrated, and in turn, they instilled love for our mother tongue and our motherland. Every citizen of Uzbekistan loves, respects and honors his native language. Because it is only through this language that we can know how any nation is living, developing, or, on the contrary, lagging behind and getting poorer. That is why it is not for nothing that they say: "Language is the mirror of the nation." October 21, 1989. The Law "On the State Language" was adopted, and the Uzbek language was given the status of the State Language. Our mother tongue, which is one of the sacred values of our people, got its legal

status and protection. In the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the status of the State language was legally strengthened. In this way, the Uzbek language has received honor and respect, as well as sacred state symbols protected by law, such as the flag, emblem, and anthem of our country. In recent years, a number of works are being carried out in order to further strengthen the position of the State language in social life. In particular, 2019 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

By the decree of October 21, the Department of State Language Development was established, which is a structural unit of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The purpose of this is to develop the state language, to identify and eliminate problems related to the use of the state language, and to develop norms and rules for the written text of the Uzbek language. Paying attention to our national language, our mother tongue, has become important not only today, but also in all periods of history.

The symbol of our identity is our mother tongue

At this point, let's remember the following wise words of our grandfathers: "Language and literature are the main life of every nation that shows its presence in the world. To lose the national language is to lose the soul of the nation" (M. Behbudi). Do you notice that losing the national language is compared to losing the language of the nation. In fact, there is no doubt that the importance of language, its existence determines the development of any country and nation. Especially in today's globalization era, when the lifestyle of the peoples of the world has become common, the significance of the above words is doubled. The importance of the Uzbek language in strengthening the

spiritual foundations of the independence of our country, educating our people, especially the young generation, in the spirit of love and loyalty to our national values is increasing. Thank God that the fame and reputation of the Uzbek language is increasing year by year. The efforts of the youth of Uzbekistan in the field of sports, science, culture and art are incomparable. We, the young generation, who are the future of the country, should make the Uzbek language recognized by the whole world and make a great contribution to its development. Among other things, among the young people of Uzbekistan, I am working hard to preserve the purity of our native language and contribute to its further development.

Gulmurodova Shakhinabonu

School student, young writer

A member of the "Yosh Nosirlar" Uzbekistan

Peace and human words are twins like air and water. In fact, a person is always thirsty for peace, misses peace every day, always strives to breathe in the sky of peace. He wants to wake up in peace every morning. He yearns for peace as he yearns for the sun. He loves peace like his parents, like his child, like his brother. Peace is the soul, existence and life of a person.

Today's peaceful life, clear skies, abundance and well-being were achieved at the cost of heavy losses, trials and hardships. We will try to understand more deeply the importance of independence, peace and tranquility that we have been blessed with.

Everyone understands peace differently. Someone understands the peace of the whole world, someone understands the peace of their country, and someone understands the peace of their city, village, neighborhood or family. Others understand only their own peace. It is a pity that some bad people instigate big conspiracies, terrorize civilians with

Peacedestruction, oppression and violence, destroy thousands of families, destroy many cities and villages, kill innocent people unjustly. are causing the disease. According to the data, it will take almost a century for the countries destroyed by such destructions to be restored. This is the average life of two people. How terrible and pitiful! Therefore, we should be grateful for the fact that we live in a peaceful and independent country and appreciate this great blessing of peace.

War has never brought good or wealth. It brought only and only losses, sorrows and dreams that touch the ages. Today, the nation drinking the water of the same river and growing up in the same soil can be preserved only by unity, the great Turanian unity!

Only then will children be like children in their dreams and dreams...

Shamsiddinov Diyorbek

Student , A member of the "Yosh Nosirlar" Uzbekistan

Young Generation and Education

In recent years, special attention has been paid to the radical reform of the education system in our country, to ensure that our children acquire modern knowledge and skills at the level of world standards, grow up to be physically and mentally mature people, bring out their abilities and talents, intellectual potential, loyalty to the Motherland in the hearts of the young generation and A number of reforms are being carried out to increase self-sacrifice.

Issues related to youth and their education, which are the main link of state policy, are gaining more and more urgent importance. For example, education plays an important role in the upbringing and development of young people. In particular, attention to continuing education and professional development helps young men and women to take an important place in society.

Working with young people in our country, systematic organization of spiritual and educational work, increasing the efficiency of the measures implemented in this regard, raising the intellectual potential,

self-thinking and worldview of the population, especially young people, strengthening their ideological immunity, patriotism, love for the Motherland and special attention is being paid to raising a mature generation that lives with a sense of loyalty.

Today, the modernization of the field of youth education is required to be in harmony with the processes defined in the "Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2022-2026" and the State Program "Year of Honoring Human Values and Active Neighborhood" in our country. In such a new historical situation, we need scientific answers to the questions: "Which qualities should we strengthen in our youth and what vices should we put an end to in order to create the foundations of the Third Renaissance for the innovative development of New Uzbekistan in all aspects?" Professors, teachers and scholars should answer this question and invite our people and youth to creative work.

Young Generation and Education

In conclusion, it should be noted that in the areas of youth education, community leaders, class leaders who work closely with young people in school education, tutors in the higher education system, Parents' Council, the Master-Apprentice system, local representatives of the Women's Committee The role of the youth and the Youth Union organization, their dedication is very important. After all, today our country is taking steps to create the foundations of a new era of

development - the Third Renaissance, based on the principle of New Uzbekistan - "From national revival to national rise".

In this regard, educating our youth based on the requirements of the new stage of Uzbekistan's development, preparing them for an independent professional and spiritual life depends on the work of teachers, mentors and coaches working at all levels of educational institutions.

Mr. V. Heymonth Kumar International Writer & Dramatist

THE LESS YOU KNOW, THE MORE YOU DREAM!

Do you think--- what makes a person creative more than others? Innocence. Children come to the world without any knowledge. Simply, they know nothing and it is what makes them unique. Innocence is the key to unlock a person’s creativity. According to me, creativity is a magic. It is the outcome of uniqueness of a person. When people force themselves to learn something they do not know, they unknowingly follow the paradigms of people who created the process of learning.

Unlike the grown-ups, children never follow anything blindly. They question the world that they live in. Literally, they ask grown-ups about everything. Most of the children ask their parents that the reason of their exclusion in their parents’ wedding photo. The questioning attitude of children move themselves to find answers for some unanswered questions of their own. This promotes their involvement in science and literature through experimentation process. It is how children become future scientists and creative writers who contribute something for the world they live in.

The primary role of parents is letting children to experience the world as innocents. Parents need not to teach children about the world which forces children to experience the world in their parents’ perspectives. Those teachings may affect the innocence of the children which lead to the dysfunction of the

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children’s creativity. When children behave as who they are, parents should not regulate their behaviour by thinking of what others speak about them. This Unwanted Behavioural Adjustment (UBA) by the insistence of parents may develop Personality Maladjustment (PM) in children which makes children to cheat their parents.

Children have no roles and responsibilities in the world except living the life in their own ways. They need not to satisfy their parents, relatives, teachers, and the society by their behaviours and achievements. They were not born in the world to serve their elders. They were born in the world to live their life as much as possible. The innocence of children would not fade away if they live the entire life with their own policies. It is how they can preserve their innocence of being a creative person in every stage of their life until the natural end of their life.

The role of parents is partially applicable to teachers also. Teachers need to follow Child Centred Education (CCE) or Learner Centred Teaching (LCT) that promotes their relationship with children. Teachers must apply Trial and Error Theory (T&ET) of Edward Thorndike for improving their teaching strategies. Unlike parents, teachers have no control over a student who is a child. Teachers need to understand that every learner (child) is unique, so a child can become anyone in future and he or she does not need to master the subject which a teacher teaches. Forcing children to behave similarly would make a huge impact on the progression of their creativity.

Childhood is the age of dreaming and children can dream about anything--- a dragon eats dosas with sambhar. Life without creativity is not a life at all. Boosting creativity of a person always boosts the self-esteem of the person. Self-esteem and creativity work hand in hand to decrease some common learning disabilities. I do not advise children, but my advice for parents is you have to tell your children at least once in their childhood, “The less you know, the more you dream!”. Encouraging children to dream may change the world and they can be anything out of nothing. They live their life with their individualism and it is why we, the human beings, are here on the Earth.

Madhav

Verma

S/o Sh. Sourabh Verma Student of 2nd STD

Memory of Childhood joker

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Pranav Verma

S/o Sh. Sourabh Verma Student of 2nd STD Memory of Childhood as Colourful Parrot

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Agastay Verma

S/o Sh. Siddharth Verma Student of 2nd STD Memory of Childhood as Colourful Cock

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Title: Portrait of Chacha Nehru with Lining Effects. Medium: Black Water colour Ink Size A-4 Ivory Sheet

Artist:Jai Bhagwan Verma, Art Teacher

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Vishal Sharma

Student , Artist

Childhood: Box of Happiness Games of Childhood

The games are the treasure of children we played games like Hide and Seek, Seven stones, Gilli danda, Ghar ghar, pakda pakdi in our childhood and cherish these moments every day which we have spent with our naughty brother, sisters and some friends from our Nabourhood. The coming generations should learn from their childhood and should spend some time not with mobile phones but with family and the things of beauty

The time when we get together to see our favourite cartoon programs like Doraemon, kiteretsu, Micky mouse, Handy Many,etc in television and to do some cute fights for remote. But by the time passes we don't remember these moments. We should recreate all moments of happiness by a get together with the loved one's by sharing the golden moments we spent in childhood which will never return but can be recreated by becoming a child not by mind but by heart. On this children's day let's enjoy the past.

Navodaya English High School & Jr. College, Thane I Maharashtra Shikha Chhajed Tanishka Mane

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Navodaya English High School & Jr. College, Thane I Maharashtra

Meta Kiran Singh

Priyanshi Polley Soham Parui Dinesh

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Navodaya English High School & Jr. College, Thane I Maharashtra

Prathvi Varsha Ghosh

Shreya Das Jay Pilankar

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Hemanth G

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NIFT TEA College of Knitwear Fashion

Beshimova Rayhona

Young artist, school student - Uzbekistan

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Sidikov Bekzod

Young artist, school student Uzbekistan

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Ro’zimurodov Dilshod

Young artist, school student - Uzbekistan

Gulsanam NORBOYEVA

Young artist, school student - Uzbekistan

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Dilshod's painting "Spring"

Ravshanova Sabrina

Young artist, school student - Uzbekistan

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Anita Gehlot

Assistant Professor, Poet, Career Coach, British Council English, Core Skills Certified,

A Voice Inside Me

There is a voice Laughing, Crying, shouting, Showing tantrums inside me.

The Voice sometimes full of tiny tears whispers in my ears wishing to be the butterfly with its daring dreamy wings covering the whole sky.

The Voice sometimes longing for the same paper boat of dreams Sailing through the madness of childhood

Floating up and down onto the rain water of happiness.

The Voice sometimes speaks inside to sail the boat against the wind Daring me for not to do What is being asked to.

The Voice sometimes painting the path with vibrant innocent colours to love the journey more than the destination destined.

Heading high fearlessly little tiny steps though but courage is not less than any mighty king's warrior bow.

The Voice of a CHILD in me wants to be a child again seeking for the same love Tender, Selfless Full of care With No harsh feelings No mind games No truth and dare!

© Anita Gehlot, India 2022

Umadevi Arasakumar Educator

My child

A divine gift who carries my name, Her smile and Swift fills my frame, The day I was titled as mother, I flew with thousand of features.

In rest of my life you are a treasure, Your dreams and happiness gave me pleasure. Your questions made me curious, Sometimes Your naughtiness made me furious.

Day by day I learn with you, Day by day I grow with you. Your lovely hug is my booster, Your needy aspirations make me move faster.

My strengh lies in your hope, Together we can march as a troop. The almighty gifted me two, But His boon was to live only with you..... My Dear .....

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Ms.Trupti Dharmadhikari

Educator and Author

A letter to - The Lost Childhood!!

""In the life of everyone there is a limited number of experiences which are not written upon the memory, but stamped there with a die; and in the long years after, they can be called up in detail, and every emotion that was stirred by them can be lived through a new; these are the tragedies of life" and one of them are the Best Childhood Memories!!

Dear Childhood,

First of all I thankyou so much for keeping me safe, for taking care of all my emotions, and helping me to overcome my obstacles...Dear, the child inside my heart I want to say you sorry for making you matured so early, for making you a understanding child always in all the situations, for teaching you to compromise always and sacrifice your dreams to fulfill others' desires!!

Am sorry for making you independent and responsible at tender age where children throw the tantrums, demand for the things they love, express their views with Innocent, but I always thought you how to talk to yourself, to speak less and listen more!!

I made you strong, to hold your emotions, to give them a way to cry inside the blanket or in absence of people, hug your favourite stuff Teddy for Comfort, when you felt lonely.

I always controlled your emotions, thought always to help others, to listen others problems give them the solutions,, keeping your worries away... I made you lonely, am sorry my dear childhood for not giving you the happiness of being child who supported others,, understood the problems of a family without being shared, taking care of them sometimes I also made you feel guilty because you were helpless to solve the problems faced by our family members..

Sorry, Sorry, Sorry, for not pampering you when you were sad, for giving all you desire, am the biggest enemy who killed the innocence of a child in childhood...

Hope you understand me, And forgive me,, I know this life I will not be able to give your childhood back but now you have made me strong enough to fulfill

A letter toThe Lost Childhood!!

your dreams, to keep you alive in my heart, to tolerate all your stubbornness, to make you feel better,, give me one Chance...one opportunity to Serve you..

Let me rediscover you, bring you back to those times, when you are still so innocent, let me do everything fine, and give you that peace.

My dear Childhood!!

*** Give me some sunshine, Give me some rain *** Give me another chance to Live my childhood again!!

“ Its a letter to the childhood, of many kids rather who see their family struggling and sacrificing which makes them matured and understanding at very tender age... who gave up on their childhood !! ”

Poonam Gothi Principal - Chitra group of institutions

Role of youth in digital Education

Digital education or e learning is the innovative way of learning which involves technology and digital tools for learning. Digital learning makes use of the interactive element of the computer applications and software and provides many advantages like user learning at their own place. It is the perfect blend of digital tools and content and instructions from the educators.

Role of youth in digital Education

The digital education is mainly involved in: Knowledge based training and assessment Stimulation based learning and training Creative and instructional games Problem – solving training

Advancement in the telecommunication and computer technology has brought a new expectation for youth. Youth has major responsibilities in the shaping of the future of our society. With the help of technologies youth can develop following competencies and abilities. Critical thinking ability –computer resources and applications in form of case study, problem solving and intelligent system can help to extend this ability. This ability is very important quality for the success in the information society.

Team work – In today`s work places accomplishment of all the assignments are based on the team work. This facilitates in learning of how to be a team member, how to contribute to the process and how to use computer for communication with team members.

Outcome oriented process- In today`s multi-resources environment, it is important for youth to design process based on the expected outcome, from expected outcome to process.

Process design ability- finding the correct way to communicate and access needed resources is very important in the accomplishment of assignment. Learning to design and effective process for accessing and analyzing information is very essential for youth in today`s multiresource environment.

Role of youth in a development of society by utilizing digital technology:

The digital technology plays an important role in health development. The youth consider themselves as much as consumers as they are patients. This is because the youth become more educated and more affluent and are willing to seek the best option for their health issues. For example the development of FITBIT, this includes:

Role of youth in digital Education

Tracking the sleeping patterns of person

Monitoring and tracking heart rate

Keeping track of the level of oxygen in their blood

GPS tracking during exercise

The knowledge about digital technology helps in development such beneficial product which leads to development of society.

The another example of digital literacy is an exchange of economy through online platforms. There are many advantages of it such as it reduces the dependency on cash and with digital payment one can send and receive money from anywhere in the world at the click of one button. In today`s world, the mobile phone alone is enough to make and receive payments which reduces the risk of losing money and also reduces the hassle of carrying cash everywhere you go and keeping it safe.

Likewise digital literacy helps in many ways in our day to day life such as helps us in finding jobs, helps in booking online cinema tickets, bus tickets and helps in getting best products through online shopping sites , it also helps in effective communication and helps the youth to find and select the information like through ABCD international platform we are trying to convey the information on digital education which may help others to grab and select the information which are useful for them. Digital education gives the young people the ability to take advantage of emerging opportunities associated with digital technologies.

Role of youth in digital Education

Role of youth as an educator/ learners: Digital education provided the following changes for a more realistic and productive teaching and learning environment.

It provides teachers with more options to teach and more time to evaluate progress of activities.

It prevents barrier such as when, where, and limited resources.

It changes teacher – centred to teacher- student centred education. It changes from process oriented to outcome oriented teaching.

they have account, often using connection software called telnet. For others rapid electronic communication and documents sharing replaces phone conversations and facilitates collaboration.

World Wide Web: The World Wide Web is a system of linking information in a way that allows for easy movement between related documents and sites. Highly detailed text, graphics, and videos are available on a wide array of topics.

Educators and learners utilize web resources such as: Course web pages give students easy access to assigned readings and reference material.

Student presentations to their classmates through creation of web pages. Student access to resource information for papers or research projects. Access to discussion groups and the latest information on particular topics.

How digital education can help in improving the education? This is achieved with the help of digital technologies which includes:

INTERNET: The Internet is an international high speed electronic communication network which allows individual at institutions or at home to access each other`s computers for rapid communication. For some, the value of the Internet is that it allows users at remote location to sign on to computers where

Electronic Communication:Electronic mail enables students and educators to com municate with each other and with people all over the world. It provides many advan tages to learners like: 1.Students send questions electronically to the educator, which gives them an opportunity to express a doubt or misconception that they might have been afraid to voice in class. 2.Students send or post questions about course material and are encouraged to answer each other`s questions. Faculty

Role of youth in digital Education

members can monitor these exchanges to gauge student understanding and progress. 3. Faculty member distribute or post homework assignments, homework solutions, exam solutions, and other supplemental information electronically.

Advantages of Interactive Computer Soft ware :

Increased motivation because software packages offer feedback and respond to the questions . Increased enjoyment of learning because student shift from the passive role of learning to the active role of becoming seekers of knowledge. Students can interact on a one to one level and are free to ask questions without feeling intimidated or embarrassed.

The positive effect of digital education on youth includes:

Creativity and freedom of expression

Socialization and relationship building Independence and empowerment Problem solving skill

Chance to learn more and complex tasks from home

Acquire chances to contribute more for the society

Helps in personal development which help them to withstand with global challenges.

CONCLUSION:

From overall discussion we conclude that the individual should develop required skills in digital technology which help them now and near future. In order to affect change in the era of digital technology the youth should develop skills which are efficient and relevant in order to provide persons with the tools they need to succeed in everyday life as well as in potential future careers.

Shamim Merchant

An author and a teacher

Individuality

Bright red top tucked in denim skirt, black stilettos, a weird hairstyle and loud make-up!

Neerja was astounded to see her teenage daughter, Nivedita's makeover when she stepped out of her room with the backpack hanging on one shoulder. Where had the regular shalwar kameez gone? She was looking like a totally different person. Her hackles were raised and Neerja gave her girl a good tongue-lashing, "Nivedita! What's all this? Why are you dressed so flamboyantly? What's wrong with you?"

Neerja couldn't stop grumbling and Nivedita rolled her eyes irritatedly. "Mom, stop complaining and please listen to me. Nobody at the college gives me any importance. Everyone teases me and calls me behenji. They all like Rita and only keep praising her the whole time. She dresses up exactly like this and I want the same attention."

Neerja was flabbergasted to hear such a prejudiced excuse. Nevertheless, before

she could react, her daughter marched out, slamming the door behind her. Neerja remained a bundle of nerves the entire day. She kept agonising over Nivedita's childish behaviour, and was on tenterhooks till her princess came back from college in the afternoon.

Nivedita returned home at four o'clock. Without speaking to anyone, she scurried away to her room and collapsed on the bed. Shortly after, Neerja followed and saw that her daughter's face was blotchy with dried up tears. She immediately went and took her in a bear hug. "Oh my girl! What happened?"

Nivedita cried louder than before till she was panting out of breath. Long minutes later when she could hold herself, between sobs and hiccups, she blurted, "Everybody at the college laughed and made fun of me. They clicked my pictures and passed around on WhatsApp group."

Neerja had feared this very same thing. However, there was another significant

Individuality

lesson her daughter badly needed to learn. Slowly and methodically, Neerja did one thing after another. She first wiped her daughter's tears, gave her some water to drink, took both her hands in hers and began very motherly, "Nivya my girl, each one's style is unique to their own self. Imitating someone else is not only foolish, but in that process, you are losing your own unique identity."

Nivedita peered at her mother with new realisation, which encouraged Neerja to explain further. "You're extremely special Nivya, and we are proud of you. You don't have to copy anybody. Your existence is in your individuality. Cherish it baby!"

It was a lightbulb moment for Nivedita. As she relived the bad experience of the day in her head, she understood the essence of her mother's foresight. Embracing Neerja, she confessed sheepishly, "I'm sorry mom. That was stupid of me. Thank you for saving me from any future blunders."

Shamim Merchant, Mumbai

Author's note

My dear readers, Imitation kills your creativity. We need to teach our kids to value their unique identity and polish it for further development. Standing out is in your own individuality; not in following the herd blindly.

“Not

Sapna Nagar Bharadwaj EDUCATOR

NOT ALL BATTLES ARE MEANT TO BE FIGHT

All Battles Are Fought For Victory. Some Are Fought Simply To Tell The World That Someone Was There On The Battle eld.

The topic is very much relevant to all as we all are dealing with this at our professional and personal level sometimes which causes stress in the mind which is affecting our mental and physical health. and one should not use their energy to worry. Use the energy to believe, create, trust, grow, manifest, and heal. and one should make sure that he or she uses their precious energy on productive things.

C. JoyBell quoted that"Choose your battles wisely. After all, life isn't measured by how many times you stood up to fight. It's not winning battles that make you happy, but it's how many times you turned away and chose to look in a better direction. Life is too short to spend it on warring. Fight only the most, most, most important ones, let the rest go."

Choosing your battles means being selective of the problems, arguments, and confrontations that you get involved in. Instead of fighting every problem, you save your time only for the things that matter. This means fighting the most important battles and letting go of the rest.

Everything is not important. Some things simply don't matter in the long run. If you think about what matters 5, 10, or even 20 years from now, it's apparent that many of the things we worry about are small, and we should instead focus on the big important things.

Every battle takes up time. Every problem you wrap yourself in takes up time and energy. Even if you win that battle, maybe your time could have been better spent elsewhere. Victory isn't all that matters sometimes - making the best use of your time is.

NOT ALL BATTLES ARE MEANT TO BE FIGHT

We all have limited time on earth. Ultimately, the reason why anything matters is that we have limited time on earth. You and I will die someday. When you look back at your life from your deathbed, what do you want to see? A life where you worried about every little thing and argued with everyone who stood in you want to see? A life where you worried about every little thing and argued with everyone who stood in your way? Or a meaningful life well lived, where you spent your time only on the things that mattered, such as with the people you love and things that help the world?

The point of choosing your battles is to be strategic in how you spend this limited resource called time. What matters to you? What are your most important goals? Who are the most important people to you?

Fighting every battle means having no time for these things that matter. By choosing what battle you want to fight, you are already winning the big game called life. You are meant to win the world cup in your life and you are simply playing Gilli -danda in your colony. So first evaluate the problem. Believe it or not, most of the things that disrupt us daily are small, petty things with no impact in the long run. This includes toxic people and people who try to get you down. So when you are faced with a problem, ask yourself-

1. Is this problem really important?

2. Do I need to deal with it?

3. Can my time be better spent elsewhere? If you're facing a conflict, consider this: You have only 24 hours each day, and only a few of these hours can be productive hours. How do you want to spend your time? Feeling angry about someone who is not worth your time in the first place? Feeling angry about petty things that will not matter a few years from now? Or spend your time on the seeds that will blossom and grow? The former will only make you feel more negative about yourself. The latter will shape your life for the better.

At last, I can say that you only pick your battles. You don’t have to show up to every argument you’re invited to. because we attract better opportunities once we learn to be calm because one wants to deal with people who lack emotional control. Not every fight... is yours to fight. Sometimes... God says "stand still". What's the purpose of going into battle if you gain very little or in some cases.... nothing. Remember... with elevation, you'll have more to lose, Make sure it's worth it. Because

SOME PEOPLE ALWAYS SEEM ANGRY AND CONTINUOUSLY LOOK FOR CONFLICT.

WALK AWAY; THE BATTLE THEY ARE FIGHTING ISN'T WITH YOU, IT IS WITH THEMSELVES.

So keep calm and smile because it only kills their actions.

Seema Ranga Indra

Poetess

Man's dedication to family happiness

No one has time in today's hectic modern life, ven living in a house, the members of the house are unable to eat, eat, talk with each other. It's not like I don't want to talk. Everyone wants to do but the responsibilities of family and household and then everyone is busy in the struggle to earn.

They think that it is a matter of this year that everything will be fine next year, but it is not known when they become old while doing the next year. A man not only has to earn, but also has to take care of children's education, health, household necessities and many other expenses. He has only one concern, whether the needs of the house are not met, or if some installment does not go on time or if the child's school fees, tuition fees are not late.

And then on festivals, he keeps on fulfilling the needs of children, toys and many other needs without saying anything.

I have seen that a man will provide household items, children, wife, mother, clothes. But when his turn comes, he

laughs and says I have a lot of clothes. What do I need. He suppresses his feelings only and only for the happiness of the family.

It is this dedication that keeps the happiness in the family. There is a holiday in the week to rest. In the same holiday one goes out for the happiness of the family, to give happiness to the family.

He has a big heart to take rest for a day but the responsibilities and the desire to keep the family happy does not allow him to do all this. To decorate the dreams of the family members to give happiness to the family.

Considering the needs of everyone without favoring the members of his family when he becomes old. He doesn't seem to know. His sacrifice keeps the family laughing, playing and smiling.

AARTI DARYANI

Educational facilitator, speaker, writer, Graphologist, social activist

How To Be

The Progressive And Successful Teacher:

DEDICATED TO ALL TEACHERS:

TEACHER (n) tee-cheer: A multitasking educational rock star who lives to inspire and loves to encourage.

TEACHERS can change lives with just the right mix of chalk and challenges. Teachers don’t usually quit teaching because of the kids. They quit teaching because adults make their job harder than it should be. So take it easy, it’s your profession, dedication, passion, inspiration towards the learners and the followers too. Don’t quit. (Find fun in your Work).

Students don’t need a perfect teacher, they need a happy teacher whose going to make them excited to come to school and grow a love for learning. Don’t focus on earning, always focus on learning.

The teacher is the heart of the educational system. I want to inspire people, I want someone to look at me, and say, because of you, I didn’t give up!

Teachers make a difference every day.

BE a teacher to shape our future children. The only constant in life is change …change for a change is necessary.

WE FALL WE BREAK WE FAIL BUT THEN, WE RISE WE HEAL WE OVERCOME. LET’S EMPOWER TEACHERS TO SUPPORT STUDENT LEARNING.

I RESPECT, SALUTE, FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART , “DIL SE” TO ALL THE TEACHERS IN THIS WORLD AND FOR THE EFFORTS THEY TAKE WHOLE DAY AND NIGHT TO GIVE THEIR BEST AND 100% FOR THEIR STUDENT ~s BEST EDUCATION.

How To Be

The Progressive And Successful Teacher:

The influence of a good teacher can never be erased. Good teachers know, how to bring out the best in students. A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination and instill a love of learning.

She /he not only teaches but also inspires her students to give their best .it will not be wrong to say that a teacher is like a candle, it consumes itself to light the way for others!

Message to society:

Without any doubt, positive outlook .this is the most important among others, if we think upgrading the society or bringing change.

In simple terms, believe in yourself, give a start, a kick, and there you go. Forget the no ~s, never, not’s and accept that, “yes I can do and you are half way through” the other half is a combination of your hard work and luck. As rightly said by Gandhiji, “be the change you want to see”, is absolutely practical. Go with the flow, accept the challenges, smile, and thank God.

If you are not in love with teaching, then sorry guys, teaching is not your cup of tea. It`s like teaching from books, rather than teaching from heart. Don’t be surprised to find teacher in every nook and corner .

Some are trained, some are desperate, some are unwilling, some are in dire need of money . They have taken this noble profession in a loose way, so the strings of knowledge have gone loose.The knots of competition amongst ourselves has further loosen this string of knowledge.Young children are glued to their digital screens rather than books which were once called our best friends .not to mention superb fairy tales like Cinderella etc…we still love reading these, but is today’s generation aware of our superb literature ,mythological stories,etc of the past ?How will they?

Teachers have been replaced by google master’s online teaching and all novel technologies pouring in. .But genuinely speaking, good teachers are hard to find and moreover, replacing them is another tedious work.NOT all teachers can take a big heart to shape little minds. That’s my idea of defining a good teacher.

Being a teacher is not always easy.It takes time, hard work ,patience and determination to accomplish your task to the core of complete satisfaction.Its always said, “you need both the hands to clap”, a single hand won’t do the job. So is the relation between a student and teacher.The essence of teaching- learning lies in the exciting collaboration of both the receiver and the giver.

How To Be

The Progressive And Successful Teacher:

It takes years of pain and hard work to fulfill your dreams. You sacrifice the much needed to welcome the most desired. You tend to follow your mind rather than your heart and at the end of the day you are contented that you have not given up, you have done your job.Now time for your destiny to decide your fate and the most awaited arrives…your heart beats faster, you are anxious, nervous in a standby mode. You are expecting the best. I have experienced this and believe me it was not just a feeling of achievement but a sense of pride too.

HAPPY CLASSROOM:

Starting the class with positive statements sets the desired mood. Offering warmth, unconditional acceptance and support, use of praise and rewards for specific skill or good behavior demonstrated {e.g. ~Star of the week~, sticker} transforms the class magically into a vibrant, lively and smiling class. All problems and conflicts need to be addressed quickly and wisely through class discussion, peer meditation, counselling or one to one conversation.

Building healthy relationships student –teacher relationship:

To develop a congenial student –teacher relationship an appropriate level of dominance and cooperation is to be

maintained .Integrated positive classroom rituals –good morning, please, thank you, sorry, etc. need to be introduced, knowing the students you teach is the first step towards developing a sound relationship with them. Thus, interacting and partnering with parents at regular intervals is a step in this direction. Besides developing a caring relationship, the teachers should be fair, calm, objective and impartial. A teacher is a role model .She must, therefore –“Walk the Talk”.

Being a teacher I have always taken teaching seriously with conviction and care .But at the same time I devise ways to make it interesting and joyful for myself and my learners. The real joy of being a teacher doubles when old students remember their loving and caring teachers and the fun they had in school.-making every child not only in the society but in the classroom feel special.

A teachers Perspective

A teacher is always in touch with students as well as adults, that is teachers ,parents and the public at large .It’s a truism that teachers are engaged in the noble work of education really means. But no one is quite sure as to what education really means. There are as many definitions of education really means.

How To Be

The Progressive And Successful Teacher:

My favorite definition of education is by Marquis of Halifax; Education is what remains after we have forgotten all that we learnt in school. You may forget math and history but you remain the good human being that you have become.

Being a teacher is one great opportunity for me to impart education to the future generations.

The most touching things that school children have done for me or you?

To be with them, every single interaction with them and even a simple greeting from them is always a touching thing for me.

Empower Teachers. Proud to be a Teacher. Wishing you all a HAPPPY TEACHERS DAY.

Mr. Laxman Rao Jadi

Life

Coach/Student Counselor, Singer, Writer Poet, National level & Book of records awardee

How can I bring change in you!?

Oh! My Country, When I was alone with despair, tried to remember your greatness. But, through the memories of your history, happiness and sadness, anxiety, courage and fear, pity and anger surrounded me. I felt very happy and proud by your eminence, your bravery, your intelligence, your sacrifices, your love and your goodness. When I thought of revealing your majestic demeanour to the world, another aspect of you burned my mind. When I remember them, every time I get my eyes wet with tears. Your actions left me sad. That’s why I wanted to bring change in you. But…

If someone complaints on an officer to their superior that he’s corrupt, but knowing that superior also corrupted. If the person complaints on superior to their superiors, they are also corrupted. If an officer commits to a mistake, people will complaint to their superiors but officer, officer’s officers, their officers of officers, like every one becomes corrupt!

How can I bring change in you!?

If the thought of knowing the good of nation awakens in me the desire to see the media, if it shows everything except what is necessary, if knowledge is pushed and get used to ignorance, if the media which is supposed to show humanity becomes lump of mud, if the media which should work for the people is thinking for propaganda, if they showing nuisance as news!

How can I bring change in you!?

When I accumulated money for my studies and paid it to the management, if I asked why I had to pay money this much without knowing why, if they closed my mouth with unnecessary answers, if they’re not providing basic needs at study area, if studies going to bring mental stress instead of gaining knowledge peacefully, if education becomes a business!

How can I bring change in you!?

How can I bring change in you!?

When I thought for a leader who will govern my state and country properly, I remembered promises of politicians which they have given in their speeches and elected as a leader to govern. But, if the leader is bit of a politician and wield power for their luxuries, if their senseless, unwanted decisions becomes the cause of people’s sufferings, if they behave like the person who afflicted by leprosy still at the time of the state and the country suffering with hungriness, if they act around the people with sheep’s skin on the fox’s heart!

How can I bring change in you!?

When I thought, all the people are equal in my unique country. But, if caste and religion ignite fire among the people and they fight, if those who are supposed to be enlightened behave like idiots, if those who are educated act as cripples, if those who are supposed to be like role model act with herd intelligence, if caste and religions becomes the reason for the death of people of my country!

How can I bring change in you!?

If the father who should give his life for his daughter rapes his daughter and buries her, if the teacher who should teach, rapes by kept chocolates in the student’s mouth, if those behaves rudely who are scholars should teach good things and became the reason of innocent people death in holy places, if a girl askes for help, that person

also fulfils his wish with the herd and causes the girl’s death, if the husband who is supposed to take care of his wife becomes the reason for his wife’s death! And if happening many like these incidents!

How can I bring change in you!?

Seeing you, my tears are melting and touching the ground before the weight of my heart. You are unwilling to change your behavior no matter how hard I try to bring change in you. Having closed my eyes and fell asleep with your thoughts, I feel that it would be better if I don’t need to open my eyes again. But I will try as long as I have breath for change in you.

Waiting to change in you to see you as you are with hope.

Dr. Anjum Nazir Qureshi Educator

SDG 02: Zero Hunger (Stop Food Wastage)

Most of you reading this might never have experienced hunger. We have so much to eat every day. We have choices, we plan to make new dishes and try different types of cuisines. Some of you may think "Do we need to discuss hunger", or "Should we discuss it?"Ironically, the answer is yes for both questions. It is alarming to know that millions of children all over the world go to bed every day without having meals. Hunger is listed as the cause of more deaths worldwide as compared to other diseases like tuberculosis, malaria, and AIDS.

Zero Hunger has been listed as goal number two among the seventeen sustainable development goals identified by the United Nations. SDG 02 aims to end hunger by 2030 by developing sustainable solutions for it. Some of its prime objectives include achieving food security, reducing the rate of malnourishment, and promoting sustainable farming practices to meet global food requirements.

SDG 02: Zero Hunger (Stop Food Wastage)

There are millions of children who die due to hunger; there are many who are malnourished and also a large number of them who have been born with health difficulties due to malnourished and anemic mothers. Globally many problems are related to hunger. Similarly, there are several solutions available for it. One of the solutions is to avoid food wastage. A lot of food is wasted every day from the marriage halls, restaurants, homes, and hostels. The leftover food is thrown in the dustbins without the knowledge that many require it. If we have close look at the sources of food wastage in a city, we can find that the leftover food is sufficient to feed several people. The leftover food is taken to landfills. The dumped food undergoes a chemical reaction to release a dangerous gas like methane. So food wastage is causing a double danger to nature. Another reason for food wastage is improper handling, lack of storage facilities, and natural disasters due to which a considerable amount of food items get destroyed before reaching us. Food wastage involves the waste of efforts of farmers and of resources like the seed, water, fertilizers that are needed for production, and the resources required for processing and transporting the food items.

We need to increase awareness among people on stopping food wastage. We should respect food. We should realize the efforts of so many people due to whom we can eat. Whether it is a cup of coffee in the morning or a big feast at a party, each food item comes to us through the efforts of several people. Some important measures to be adopted for avoiding food wastage are:

i. Develop smart buying habits. Avoid buying excess food items, especially the ones that get spoiled soon.

ii. Storage of food is a necessary step in avoiding wastage. Most of the food after reaching homes is wasted due to improper storage practices.

iii. Food preservation techniques like pick ling, canning, and freezing can help in stor ing food for longer periods. It can help to reduce carbon footprint and money as well.

iv. If you have excess or leftover food at home, avoid throwing it. Refrigerate it and try to finish it soon to prevent it from spoil ing. v. The excess food you have can be donated to the needy. But donating food should not encourage beggary. Try to

SDG 02: Zero Hunger (Stop Food Wastage)

donate to the people who can't earn for themselves. For example, you can donate excess food to orphanages and old-age homes.

vi. Try to be mindful of your hunger and before having food items on your plate, think twice about the items you have to eat and the ones you don't require. Everyone should develop this habit and practice it whether they are at home or a restaurant or some party. . Keeping control of the serving sizes can avoid a lot of food wastage.

vii. In places like marriage halls and restaurants that have food scraps every day can reuse the food by composting. This method will turn the food into manure and can be used for plants.

viii. Whenever you go to a restaurant try to pack the leftover food. It can be used by you at home or you can give it to a needy person.

ix. Develop a habit of praying before eating food. Praying will help to develop gratefulness for the food you have got. The attribute of gratefulness induces human qualities of kindness and sharing by which you will learn to share or donate food to the ones who are less fortunate.

These few tips can help reduce food wastage. Next time when you have leftover food at home, think about the millions who sleep hungry every night. A small step towards avoiding food wastage can save those millions of people who die due to hunger and the children who die due to diseases related to malnutrition. Stop food wastage, learn to donate it, and contribute to achieving the global goal of zero hunger for each person in this world.

Dr.

C.S. Shrimali

Career Counselor

BIOGRAPHY

Dr. Shrimali believes that Career Counseling is an art of understanding the pain points of the students and guides them with advice and roadmap for a successful career. He has more than two decade’s experience in the field of education including Teaching; Curriculum Design and Development; Teacher Education, and Training; Parenting Programs and Guidance in Education.

Dr. Shrimali established a free career counseling center “Student Advi-sory Bureau(SAB)” in Bikaner to provide career and vocation guidance to the students.

Dr. Shrimali is an approved counselor by the Ministry of Labor and Employment, Govt. of India. During his illustrious career in the field of education until date, he has had the fortune of working at apex level institutions and has served in a variety of leadership and managerial positions. He has conducted many workshops, seminars

and career talks for young minds and parents. He is continuously conducting workshops on “How to prepare for Exams” for last 5 years.

He is equipped with analytical bent of problem-solving skills and sound technical understanding of the nuances of the education field, delivering continuous results through dedication to nurture the creative potential of students; identifying areas for improvement i.e. behavioral issues, aca-demic performance problems, etc.

He works with parents to help them understand the needs and problems of their children and manage their children’s behavior in a constructive manner. Determining appropriate services and programs beneficial to students with special learning needs. Providing psychological counseling, behavioral strategies, and therapeutic services to children, teens, and adults

Dr. C.S. Shrimali

Career Counselor

Achievements

• Felicitated 5 times at the national level.

• The receiver of the National Diamond Achievers Award.

• Counselor at India’s first pure skill-based university BSDU.

• Received Youth Icon Award by Rajasthan Patrika.

• Received the “Bharat Vidya Shiromani Award” by the International Institute of Management, New Delhi.

• Felicitated by Abhivyakti Welfare Society for his outstanding achievement and remarkable academic contribution.

• Best career counseling center award to SAB.

Profile

Dr. C.S. Shrimali is an expert and well-known career counselor and working persistently to help students realize their dreams. He holds a PhD in Commerce and Masters in 9 subjects. He has an impres sive 20+ years experience in the education industry. Performed academic and admin istrative duties as Principal at SESOMU Girls college for 8 years. He is member of board of management (Commerce) in MGSU, Bikaner. He has been acted as a regional coordinator in employment fair orga-nized by Govt. of India in 2019. He has organized a National Seminar on Women’s Rights in 2016. He has organized state level conference for Principals at MGSU, Bikaner in 2016. He has organized 3 days youth festival for college students at Bikaner in 2019. He has been acted as a Keynote Speaker in many national and international seminars and con-ferences. He is member of Counselors Council of India. As a Research Guide he has helped 12 students in their doctorate.

Dr. C.S. Shrimali Career Counselor

Diwali Celebration

Soma Mukherjee -

Model,actor, corporate trainer, writer

Revolutionise I Reawaken I Reform

V.Bhargavi Educator, Writer

Believe, when you ought to!

After waking up from the bed Aranya realised she is in another home. Her friend pinched her and teased her, “What are you imagining about? Dreaming about your future hubby, aren’t you?” Aranya thought Anjali as a girl who possesses a nerveless tongue to hurt people. Anjali mindlessly teased Aranya for her sudden wake up. But she really cared about Aranya. Within two days Aranya will be married to Thiru. Thiru is a nice looking guy with a well settled family reputation, IT Job and he is already planning to leave India in a while for abroad opportunities. He is a way too qualified for a nerd. He believes in Christianity so he got involved in all sermons. Although he is interested in a foreign religion, he is entirely orthodox and follows the principles of his own cult. He is from Tuticorin. Through matrimony his parents got the details of Aranya and contacted her parents for alliance. With the detached and disinterested mind-set of Aranya, her parents are already awaiting a proposal. They agreed to Thiru’s family’s request and wanted to meet the family in person. The third day, the families

met in the Hotel Royal Park at Perundurai. They had a nice meal, but both Aranya and Thiru couldn’t attend the meet as they had their own works. But the families got an instant bonding and they gave their positive consents for this marriage. Suddenly Thiru crashed the party and got blessings from Aranya’s parents. Aranya’s parents were impressed for the good deeds of Kishore. Aranya’s mother Selvi knows her daughter very well. She imagined Thiru with Aranya, suddenly she laughed hysterically. Thiru’s mother Indhu got confused and asked Selvi about her mysterious giggling. Selvi replied, “With this tender nature of my son in law, I wonder how he will cope up with my demonic daughter”. Thiru’s curiosity impulses with his mother in law’s word. He sat in the tip of his chair. “Athai, You said she is demonic, why are you saying so? Is she alright?” “Absolutely she is fine my boy. I’m just afraid of her temper. She is not interested in marriage yet. I can see that you are very sensitive. I just imagined what will happen if she fights with you with her verbose”. “It’s okay athai. I

Believe, when you ought to!

will try to get used to that soon. Anyhow she is going to be my wife, so I will appeal to all her temper”. Selvi called Aranya to inform about their marriage proposal. “Amma are you that much eager to get rid of me. I just couldn’t tolerate this idea of yours”. Aranya’s words rushed out of her mother’s phone and entered the two families ears as they were sitting in a family hall which is very silent in that hotel. Indhu laughed, “Sambandhi, now I can see why you mentioned the word demonic. She is quite impulsive to marriage, isn’t she?”

Selvi smiled and hushed Aranya, “Papa mind your voice. People are hearing you”. “Fine then Amma, you are not asking my opinion here, you are just informing me that no matter what I’m going to say, I will be married to that person. Am I right?”. Thiru was impressed with Aranya’s attitude but he wants to know her more. He listened keenly. Aranya couldn’t wait for her mother’s response, she continued, “Anyhow ma I don’t want to argue now. As you had went this far, I have no say. Do as you wish, I’m okay to marry anyone”. “Don’t you want to know who is the Maappilai?”. Call went off. Thiru laughed, “Don’t worry athai, I can understand her situation. All of you please don’t mistake us. As our families are on good terms for this marriage, I will let the rest to you all. If anything is emergency call me Amma. I have some work and I’m in a dire need to go to my office now. So Athai and Mama please don’t mistake me for my urgency. It is really important. I will call you back in evening or I

will come to our home to meet Aranya. Now I take my leave, Bye Athai, bye Mama”. He rushed his words and strived to stop his watch for a minute to run away to his work. He touched his in law’s feet and bid goodbye to his parents and left the hotel. “Thiru you didn’t have your lunch?” “No Amma, I will get some in my office”. Thiru ran to his car and rattled from the place to Coimbatore where he works...

Aranya washed up her face and got tensed with the continuous teasing of Anjali. “Anju will you please stop for a while. Seriously I don’t want to hear anymore. You are really annoying. I don’t have any ideas to marry anyone”. “ Did I hear something wrong?” A mocking tender voice appeared from the door. Aranya turned inside the dressing room and slammed the door. Anjali laughed at Thiru, “I don’t think you will be married tomorrow Anna”. Thiru’s sympathetic look stirred Anjali’s smile. “Don’t worry Anna, she will soon understand you. Understand her temper and get along with it. I think within your marriage she might get some understanding about your goodness. Patience pays Anna”. Thiru nodded his head in agreement and left the room silently. Anjali shouted at Aranya for her immaturity. Aranya heard all their words as she hid herself behind the door.

Aranya is a good looking mediocre lass with a normal pony tail hair locked in a peacock green band, simply adorned saree, neat face and tidy nature. She likes

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to chat a lot but after the talk of marriage she couldn’t get along with her family members and she neglected the common talks with everyone. She had no reason to say no to her marriage. She wanted to stay alone and learn her life. She had a masters in literature and waiting to do her Ph.D. But luck is not her side all the time. Whenever she decides to take on a new path, she would be ended up with some other’s decision. Her only happiness is her job as an Assistant Professor in the same college she studied. She loved her life for the sake of her students, she admired all the people around her. She really had the acquaintances of more good souls in her institution. Despite her simple looks, she evolved in her premises like an heiress for her own country. She doesn’t want to be confined in a lofty cage. She couldn’t say no anymore as she stepped on in her 24s.

Her parents are mid aged and entering 50s. Eventually in her career plan, marriage got its effective part. Thiru wanted to talk to Aranya before his marriage eve. Aranya is showing high reluctance for Thiru’s approach. However he tried all his way, except for a Hi and a good night reply messages, he didn’t get much responses from her. Aranya’s detached mood left Thiru in a dilemma. If she keeps avoiding him in future even after their marriage, what shall happen to their lives. So he used all his etiquette manners to woo her, still in vain. Once even he thought to himself whether he shall cancel the marriage for her goodness. But with

her mind-set she might be abducted by someone else sooner or later. So Thiru doesn’t want to miss Aranya in his life. Aranya’s heart bounced very hard as the ceremonial time approached nearer. She checked her heartbeat once in a while. Her hands torn more papers as she used to do that whenever she is stressed. Tears keep falling down. Thiru collected his courage and went up to her. His right hand reached out to her shoulder. But he folded his hand in hesitancy before she turns. Then he stood beside her and glanced at the rainy balcony. She was in Thiru’s home, her entire family and some relatives were there too. As they have fixed their wedding in Parimalam Mahal at Erode, they need to stay close to the hall. Parimalam Mahal is one of the biggest hall in Erode city. Thiru’s friends and some colleagues reached the hall and arranged the party and reception plans. Aranya didn’t even tell any of her old friends and present colleagues about her marriage. Still Thiru managed to get her bosom friend’s number and invited them on her behalf. Anjali was her sister type friend who stays near her home, besides her, Aranya had three more close girls.

Here in Thiru’s room, they threw Aranya in Thiru’s arms. They two stood facing each other. Aranya’s hands holding Thiru’s arms, he was holding her waist and shoulder. They glanced at each others eyes for a minute. Their minds echoed all over the room.

“Why are you so kind to me?”

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“Why

“Why

“Why should I?”

“Why can’t you? I’m just not ready for this stage yet!”

“Trust me my dear”

Their eyebrows frowned continuously exposing the words directly from their hearts. Aranya couldn’t cope up in his hands, she relieved herself from him. Thiru’s curiosity turned into a new light up this time. His face blushed in a golden glow. His interests to know Aranya grew brighter.

The following day nichayathaartham function began. Very few relatives with some friends attended the function. This auspicious moment is held at Aranya’s favourite Vinayagar temple at Pallagoundanpalayan, a nearby panchayat next to Perundurai. Aranya looked around everywhere. She doesn’t want to adorn her, as she is completely uninterested. But Thiru is satisfied with Aranya’s natural looks. Her locks resembled the curvy river with a silk band top notch. Her eyes painted in red, that poor little fake smile made Thiru totally mesmerized. Priya and Anu held Aranya’s hands in them and continued teasing her with Thiru’s reactions. Aiyyar entered the temple and asked the families to gather around with all the tambulas filled with fruits and ornaments for the bride and bride groom families. Nichayathaartha saree and veshti shirt were given to the two dolls. Aiyyar asked them to change into the

new clothes. At the backside of the temple, simple rooms were arranged for changing dresses. They both went in. Anjali went along with Aranya to help her. Thiru went in and came really fast. People teased him for being so fast to see his mistress. Thiru blushed and bent over his cousin’s shoul der, looking eagerly for Aranya. Then she came out just like a feather goddess with her quills covered in golden threads. She looked majestically beautiful. Thiru went near her. He couldn’t restrain himself after seeing Aranya like this. He went pretty closer. His eyes fell deeply into her eyes. She blinked like an amateur actress. Her eyelashes flickered in shyness. His last carbon dioxide touched her first oxygen. Yes that’s pretty closer. She closed her eyes and gritted her teeth. “What are you doing? This is my lord’s temple. Behave yourself Thiru”

Suddenly Thiru opened a box which con tained the sacred yagna Ash ink and touch it with his ring finger then marked a dot in Aranya’s chin. He held out both of his hands and waved it over her head to remove all evil eye’s power on her. She opened her eyes slightly and looked at the crowd that seemed so happy. Aranya slowly hid behind Thiru asking him not to embarrass her anymore.

“Honey, even I couldn’t restrain myself to praise your beauty, let alone the people around. I even took out your dhrishti. But your way of repaying kindness is too cruel”. “Because I’m not used to this” “Then get used to it. This is how our life is going to be”.

are you acting like I’m not up to your level?”

don’t you stop this marriage?”

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Thiru’s words tickled her heart. Her eyes smiled and her hands patted his right shoulder. “Move aside you dreamy maniac” she crossed him with a smile and ran to sit with her mother. That was the first time he saw her smiling at him. With the smile of a vehement victory he sat before her. He couldn’t take off his eyes away from her. In that total crowd, none seemed to be appearing in his eyes except Aranya. He experienced some new spirit rushed in his blood with a new tone echoing all over his cells ‘Aranya is my wife’. Aranya’s only trouble was her fear of entering into a new commitment. Other than that she had no regrets in marrying Thiru. With his attitude and timid cuteness she crossed her reluctance and made herself comfortable when he was around. That auspicious morning began. Minutes passed like centuries. Thiru was losing his patience gradually. His walks roared in T Aranya’s makeup room. Aranya is opening her eyes now. Her parents, friends , in law’s, colleagues all were standing around the manamedai. Thiru with his ominous presence with a bright look in his veshti shirt sat in the manapandhal reciting the ganesha mantra back as taught by the aiyyar.

appeared again and again in her mind. “What will happen to your future Aranya? Who will be responsible for your happi ness? Why should you have to rely on a man for your living and security? Are you really willing to take on this new responsi bility? Who will secure you? Who .. who... Who....”

Questions were built like a pavilion. A man gala voice heard, “Gettimelam Gettimelam” she opened her eyes to see a surprising light of her life. All sounds were cut off. No one made any sound. Thiru touched a sacred flute which was attached with the thaali. He began to compose a beautiful tune in that flute. She turned at him at once. Tears rolled in her eyes. Her happi ness was overwhelmed through her eyes. That was the tune of her dear lord Krishna. The whole music literally broke all her fears and crashed the dark palace in her mind. Aranya smiled and cried agreeing to become Thiru’s wife immediately. She held her hands like praying to him and touched his feet. She believed her lord made his move and graced her with the blessing of becoming her husband. After finishing the tune, Thiru took the thaali in his hands and reached near Aranya’s neck. Aranya was bowing down merrily. She saw the pendant of the thaali was another surprise for her. It was made of her lord Vinayagar. Learning that her fears were defeated by both of her lords Vishnu and Vinayagar, she agrees for the marriage and became Mrs.Thiru at once happily. The end!

“ Shuklam bharatharam vishnum

Sasivarnam chaturbhujam Prasanna vadanam dhyaayet Sarva viknoobha shaanthayem...”

R. Karthikeyan

M.A., (Ph.D)., Assistant Professor | English

Cells

An average adult human being is made up of 60 hundred million (six hundred zeroes after “6”) cells. Most of the cells are with a diameter less than one-third of a human hair. Every cell is a highly organized unit and a building block which combines to form tissues. And different tissues join together to make the various organs of the body. Various organs work together to make different systems of the body such as nervous system, digestive system, circulatory system etc. Despite being independent units, the cells usually work together. All the different parts of the body––all its cells––want to move in unification. When this natural rhythm and harmony is disrupted in the body, then disease and disorder arise.

You can reprogram your body cells for perfect health. According to Dr. Warren Stagg, a Metaphysician, our cells record everything that our mothers think and feel when we were inside the wombs. Initially, we reacted from the fear of survival–a strong emotion with lots of power. In later years, stress

causes similar subconscious fears. This becomes a default in our inner computer. Until we reprogram out-of-date software by positive thinking, we remain victims of our original belief system.

All the cells in your body listen and obey yourcommand. Octillions (27 zeroes after “1”) of cells ofyour body are awaiting your orders. Orderanything and theatomic servant’ cells of your bodywill jump to fulfil your expectations.

You are renewing your body with every breath you take. The way you think will determine the way these cells will work for you. God has provided all you need or ever can need for happy productive living. You have to simply think positively and sincerely as to what you want. “With each outgoing breath, you are releasing atoms from cells of every organ in your body and with each ingoing breath you are bringing atoms to every cell and organ in your body. You are renewing your body and replacing the cells of your vital organs with every breath you take.”

Cells

Your body is a building block of cells. And your mind is a stream of thoughts, the base of which is consciousness.

Every time you think a thought, it affects your nervous system, which, in turn, influences the other organs of your body. When someone asks “How are you?”, say, “Just Fine!” No one wants to hear about your ailments and weaknesses, and the more you identify yourself with the idea of being “Just Fine,” the more your atomic servants (cells) will work to fulfil your expectations of them. Concentrate on the diseases in your body and you intensify them and give them greater power.

Each cell in your body works according to the thoughts you think.

You are like the commander of a submarine, looking through a periscope to get his findings. Ahead, you see impassable icebergs. Around you are enemies waiting to attack at a vulnerable point. Behind you are fogs; beneath you is the fathomless sea. You send these reports down, one after another, to the men in the submarine. They cannot look out; they do not know how far your report is true. They accept it. They will sit down in despair, with a feeling of “Oh, What’s the use of trying?” in their hearts. Similar will be the situation if you send negative thoughts to the cells of your body.

Your cells are like repair-men. They can, repair any organ in your body and even can reconstruct your entire body.

Brown Landone, New Thought Metaphysics writer, says, “We have actually seen nerve cells at work! In moving pictures of them, we have seen little cells on the inside of the nerve sheath, stand like ‘repairmen’ ready for emergencies. We have seen them detach themselves when a portion of the nerve was injured. Then when their repair work was done, we have seen them go back to the inner wall of the nerve sheath and stick themselves to it to be ready for next emergency.” Every organ in human body has different types of cells. Avoid damage to the cells of your body. Prime cause of cell damage is: (i) Stress and Worry, (ii) Pollution,(iii) Chemicalfumes, (iv) Drugs and Antibiotics,(v) Liquor, (vi) Cigarettesmoke, (vii) Pan Masala,(viii) too much Coffee and Tea etc.

How Sir Edmund Hillary conquered Mount Everest by giving the right command to the cells of his body.

Sir Edmund Hillary, the first person to reach summit of Mount Everest but only after failing several times. After one failure, he shook his fist at the mountain and said, “You have defeated me, but I will defeat you, because you cannot grow bigger, but I can.” He ordered the cells of his body to achieve this feat and he did it in 1953. If you want to be bigger, better and bolder, you order your cells of your body and your order will be obeyed.

Cells

Have you ever thought that you could give orders

to millions of people to help you to transform yourself? Just think—trillion (12 zeroes after ‘1’) of cells, all waiting orders from you and each cell in your body has God-intelligencewithin it to carry out any instruction you give

The principle of Cause and Effect (Law of Karma) is quite scientific and operative in the universe, but the same does not deny the impact of free will, positive thinking and auto-suggestions by talking to the cells of one’s own body. When a bird flies in the sky with its own life force it transcends the gravitational pull, without disproving the law of gravitation. Similarly, exercise of greater life force on natural law or law of

karma is bound to yield the intended result. The universe is not regulated by accidental mechanical forces, but by cosmic intelligence. Free will of human beings has an important role to play in reprogramming one’s mental software for eliminating physical, mental diseases and also in altering one’s fate. This is now confirmed by modern day scientists and Psychologists like William James who said,

“Every moment we are changing our life according to the thoughts we think” and “the biggest invention of twentieth century is that a man can change his fate by his will-power.”

-THINK

POSITIVE-

K.Senthilkumar

M.A., B.Ed., Assistant Professor | English

Women and the approaches in the different religious scriptures

ABSTRACT

The approach of women and religion on women in the context of different religious faiths. Includes considering female gender roles in religions history of India respect to different ways of rituals followed

In Hinduism women are portrayed as equal as or even greater than men only as gods. For example Kali the Goddess her power to include the origin of all creations life as well as the end of life. This in most of the cases created an awareness among men that a higher status for women than the men. This article observes the differences in the concepts of religious faiths empowered on the society giving importance to women.

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Women had a role in ritual life. Women along with men were required to make a pilgrimage to the Temple in Jerusalem once a year and offer the Passover sacrifice. They would also do so on special

occasions in their lives such as giving a thanks giving offering after childbirth. Hence, they attended in many of the major public religious roles that non-Levitical men could, although less often and on a somewhat smaller and generally more discreet scale.

Speakers from different religious traditions explained to the fact that all religions started as movements presenting a way of life. Many have their origin in protest against established exclusionary and oppressive religious structures. However, within the existing patriarchal structures, once religion took root as an institution with rigid dogmas, there developed a fissure between the episteme and practice. The challenge is to recover the sparks of the original flame to effect change.

According to Jewish tradition, Michal, the daughter of Saul and David's first wife, obeyed the commandments of Moses

Women and the approaches in the different religious scriptures

given by the lord Almighty, although the requirements applied only to men however, women were usually exempt from positive time-bound commandments.

In the view of Jewish tradition, a covenant was formed between the Israelites and the God of Abraham at Mount Sinai. The Torah relates that both Israelite men and Israelite women were present at Sinai; however, the agreement was worded in such a way that it bound men to act upon the requirements and to ensure that the members of their household (wives, children, and slaves) met these requirements. In this sense, the covenant bound women as well, even if indirectly.

Marriage and family law in biblical times favored men over women. For example, a husband could divorce a wife if he chose to, but a wife could not divorce a husband without his consent. The practice of levirate marriage applied to widows of childless deceased husbands, not to widowers of childless deceased wives; though, if either he or she did not consent to the marriage, a different ceremony called chalitza is done instead, which basically involves the widow's removing her brother-in-law's shoe, spitting in front of him, and proclaiming, "This is what happens to someone who will not build his brother's house!" Laws concerning the loss of female virginity have no male equivalent. Many of these laws, such as levirate marriage, are no longer practiced in Judaism Chalitzah is practiced in lieu of levirate marriage. These

and other gender differences found in the Torah suggest that biblical society viewed continuity, property, and family unity as paramount; however, they also suggest that women were subordinate to men during biblical times. Men were required to perform some specific obligations for their wives, but these often reinforced the gendered roles in the culture of the time. These included the provision of clothing, food, and sexual relations to their wives.

For John Bowker, traditionally, Jewish "men and women pray separately. This goes back to ancient times when women could go only as far as the second court of the Temple.

“In most tabernacles, the women were given their own section, most likely a balcony; some synagogues had a separate building.

Due to this rabbinical interpretation, scholars have seen the women's role in the place of worship as limited and sometimes even non-existent. However, recent research has shown that women actually had a great role in the church and the community at large. Women usually attended worship, for example, on the Shabbat and the holidays. Depending on the location of the women in the synagogue, they may have followed the same service as the men or they conducted their own services. Since the synagogues were large, there would be a designated woman who would be able to follow the cantor and repeat the prayers aloud for the women.

Women and the approaches in the different religious scriptures

Women had always attended services on Shabbat and holidays, but beginning in the eleventh century, women became more involved in the synagogue and its rituals. Women sitting separately from the men became a norm in the tabernacles around the beginning of the thirteenth century.

Women, however, did much more than pray in the synagogue. One of the main jobs for women was to beautify the build ing. There are Torah ark curtains and Torah covers that women sewed and survive today.

The synagogue was a communal place for both men and women where worship, learning and community activities occurred.

Jewish women had a limited education. They were taught to read, write, run a household. They were also given some education in religious law that was essential to their daily lives, such as keeping kosher. Both Christian and Jewish girls were educated in the home. Although Christian girls may have had a male or female tutor, most Jewish girls had a female tutor. Higher learning was uncommon for women. There are more sources of education for Jewish women living in Muslim-controlled lands. For example, Middle Eastern Jewry had an abundance of female literates.

Many women gained enough education to help their husbands out in business or even run their own. Jewish women seem to have lent money to Christian women throughout Europe. Women were also copyists, midwives, spinners, and weavers.

Conclusion:

This paper closely observes the rites and rituals mentioned for women to perform during the time of Hebrews. In Judaism and medieval time the women were allowed to engage in the household and maternal concern very seriously. Also some rigorous practices they needed to perform in the view of not only Judaism but also all the ancient religious movements. Women and religion on women were offered an ideal view of how moralistic they shall be with the severe practices.

A. Suresh

M.A., B.Ed., Assistant Professor | English

Theme of Joy in Robert Frost’s Poem

Stopping by Woods on A Snowy Evening

Abstract: Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening is a very simple poem. Robert Frost expresses his visiting on a particular spot and he is enthralled on seeing it. The Poet knows clearly that whose woods those are. The sight of the Woods is quite mind glowing since it is covered by snow everywhere. He stands there in still, unable to overcome the gorgeous sight. Even if it is an evening time, the scenery is visible completely. But the horse, which the poet is sitting on, finds standing there, quite confusion.

Key words: Snow, chillness , the endearing view , the horse

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Robert Frost is like any other poet - a naturalist. All his poems are filled with personal views and perceptions of what he is concerned. Even though his poems are objective in certain extent, on the whole they are subjective in description. According to Frost, the piece of poem must make the reader weep upon the poetic delineation through lines.

The narrator describes the woods with careful attention to detail: watching the woods "fill up with snow" (line 4) and the soft impressions of sounds, "of easy wind and downy flake" (line 12), where there is otherwise only the preternatural stillness of the natural world thus far, untouched by movement or noise from an outside force. That the narrator is so clear and delicate in his description underscores the longing he feels toward visiting the woods, the desire he has to remain watching or even to explore that which is "lovely, dark and deep"

Promises are not the only things that one keeps. Secrets, both implicit and explicit, are another. And there is something secretive, some uncertain thread in the tone of the poem: the narrator thinks he knows to whom the woods belong (line 1); he has stopped somewhat clandestinely just beyond the border of the other man's woods, even to the surprise of his (the narrator's) horse, who is quite probably used to going right onward, home for feed and warmth (lines 3, 5, 9–10); this is, it turns out, "the darkest evening of the year" (line 8), which comes with its own mystery.

Theme of Joy in Robert Frost’s Poem Stopping by Woods on A Snowy Evening

It is almost as though the narrator had something on his mind when he paused by the woods, something about which he is deep in thought that he does not clearly delineate to the reader

“ Stopping by Woods on a snowy Evening “ is a poetic expression on the view that the poet enjoys. Here, the description of the woods, sheets of ices on the rooftops, and the woods is completely covered with snow and the evening chillness with moist of air make the readers animate the scenes by themselves vividly.

Again the poet says that, any human being, for that matter, is quiet easily enthralled on seeing the mesmerizing scenery. On Contrary to human beings, the horse on which the poet sitting feels embarrassed on standing there for long time. It shows its concern by shaking it’s head and the bells in a considerable manner.

The poem is an expression of joy and it is to him - a worth mentioning. The sight is endearing to the poet even if he stands there long time. But he is to go for many miles to reach his destination. And finally, he concludes the lines by saying that he could not stay there anymore because he has “miles to go before I sleep” a famous quote by Frost which is used by many literates even as now.

Conclusion:

In this poem – the poet Frost clearly gives the picture which he visited. The landscapes that he visited are really nice. But he has many miles to go to reach his destination. It clearly shows that he is promised to his venture than that of his bucolic retreat.

S.Dhanalakshmi

M.Phil., M.A., D.T.Ed., Assistant Professor of English

Positivity through Pandemic

“The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” ~Oscar Wilde

Human beings vs. moments of Crisis COVID-19 (Coronavirus) has affected day to day life and is slowing down the global economy. Thousands of peoples were affected by pandemic, due to the spread of this disease people are either sick or are being killed. This has affected the sources of supply and affected the global economy. COVID-19 is the biggest global event—and challenge—of our lifetimes. As such, it is changing human attitudes and behaviours today and forcing organizations to respond. However, the need to respond won’t end when the virus’ immediate threat eventually recedes.

“Wherever you turn, you can find someone who needs you. Even if it is a little thing, do something for which there is no pay but the privilege of doing it. Remember, you don’t live in the world all of your own.” ~Albert Schweitzer

In the future, we will find a return to normalcy in many aspects of life. But there’s no question that many things will change, possibly forever. COVID-19 has altered the experience of being a customer, an employee, a citizen and a human. Expect to see behaviour shifts for some time to come.

What will have changed in the way we think? How will that affect the way we design, communicate, build and run the experiences that people need and want? The answers to these questions will lie in the way people react and how individuals, families and social groups—all sources of creative innovation—hack new ways to live.

“Everybody can be great. Because anybody can serve! You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject and your verb agree to serve…. You don’t have to know the second theory of thermodynamics in physics to serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love.” ~Martin Luther King, Jr.

Positivity through Pandemic

The enforced shift during the worst of the pandemic to virtual working, consuming and socializing will fuel a massive and further shift to virtual activity for anything. It will affect ways of communicating across learning, working, transacting and consuming. This will impact everyone.

Adoption of digital tools by those yet to do so will be accelerated and a reduction of the obstacles to going virtual for any sort of experience will be required. Winners will be those who test and explore all of the associated creative possibilities. Anything that can be done virtually will be.

“Volunteers are the only human beings on the face of the earth who reflect this nation’s compassion, unselfish caring, patience, and just plain loving one another.” ~Erma Bombeck

economy will emerge with opportunities for all to plug into. Every business will need to understand how it can be part of a new health ecosystem that will dominate citizen thinking.

“You may not have saved a lot of money in your life, but if you have saved a lot of heartaches for other folks, you are a pretty rich man.” ~Seth Parker

This situation has shown us that we are all the same regardless of our religion, culture, customs, whether we are poor or rich. The virus simply does not choose. It connected us in a way and showed us that we should all stick together. During this chaos, while many of us in a panic, it showed us the weight of humanity. It reminded us who we are. Maybe the world will finally change. We do not live without relationships and we should never forget that. We have a very caring and shared connection between us and it’s amazing to see how we stick together at times. Sharing is caring. Sometimes we need to remember how important kindness is. We need to remember that we have been given a gift called life and that we should appreciate it.

“Volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy. You vote in elections once a year, but when you volunteer, you vote every day about the kind of community you want to live in”.

~Anonymous

The concerns about health amplified during the crisis will not ebb after it is over. Rather, health will dominate. A health

“You can study government and politics in school, but the best way to really understand the process is to volunteer your time.” ~Rob McKenna

Everything can end tomorrow. Focus on what is important to us. When all this is over, Earth will continue to spin, and life will flow again. The question is whether by then we will have learned our lesson. Let us be mindful of our Earth and it will be kind to us. There is no rainbow without rain.

Positivity through Pandemic

Remember that. Taking care of health is something so underestimated nowadays. Whether due to a lack of time or due to too much stress in everyday life or for whatever reason, people don’t devote enough time to themselves. While in isolation, I’ve had a lot of time to think and realize that actually taking care of oneself is one of the things that makes me happy. I mean little things that I believe are available to everyone. These little things are actually the ones that help me find myself. Let’s go back to the sentence “There is good in every evil”. A simple short sentence, but still so powerful! This is just one perspective of a young girl who is going through the same thing as many others. So don’t forget, you’re never alone!

At this juncture books become our friends. Think about not even just family and friends but also local and national organisations help the people. Listen to music that helps to remember golden different parts of life. Eighty-nine percent of people felt happier overall thanks to their helping efforts, and 78 percent reported that volunteering helped them better deal with disappointment and loss. About three in four volunteers felt less stressed.

The earth has attempted self-purification without the homo sapiens polluting it. We take it as an example and purify our minds and take oath to be disciplined, be united and get strengthened to face to unknown troubles in near future.

“You make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give.” ~Winston Churchill

“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.” ~Elizabeth Andrew

Mukul Upadhyay

II BSc AMM Nift Tea College of Knitwear Fashion

A Trip to Madurai

Wandering on the streets might just be an unimportant part of somebody’s life but those same streets may have a rather more influential impact on people who dare to look beyond what is visible to the naked eyes. There are always more things to learn from everything around us provided that we are keen to do so. Travelling is such an opportunity where we can freely engross ourselves in enjoying the beauty of the world beyond our imagination.

One such opportunity came by and I did not fail to make use of it. It was a short & solo trip to Madurai. I knew that something majestic and wonderful was awaiting me so I lost no time and prepared myself for this long-awaited trip. I had to leave early so I woke up at 3 in the morning and got ready to go the bus stand on a bike with my friend. As we passed through the silent streets of the city, I was amazed by seeing how peaceful everything was because the same roads were too chaotic to be admired during the day time but now, I could feel the vibes that it carried. I was

immersed in my thoughts when I heard the honk of the bus. My beautiful world of thoughts was just shattered but anyways I knew that more beauty awaits to be explored. I got into the bus and easily got a window seat, a travel fantasy. Few minutes had passed by when the bus started, my heart was louder than the engine, my excitement was compelling to me shout in joy but my age was the barrier. Nonetheless I was on my way to Madurai. That journey was too short for me to be able to admire the beauty of what I encountered on my way. First, I was welcomed by huge windmills who seemed to have their heads in the clouds and feet grounded. I was inspired by seeing them as they were like the young gen people who can touch the sky if they wished to. My feeling of inspiration was cut short as I stood wonderstruck as the bus came closer to mountains and hills.

There was so much in them that can’t even be described as the eyes are the perfect words to understand their beauty. They reminded me of “Family” as the hills were in themselves an ecosystem which had everything and every in those hills wished to sacrifice. The trees would sacrifice to provide shade, the grass would sacrifice to fill the stomachs of the animals, and the animals would sacrifice by living their lives in those hills. This quality of sacrifice is necessary for a healthy Family life and the hills were perfectly doing that. The hills, the windmills, the meadows, the patches, the clouds, the flowers, it was a wholesome experience for somebody like me. I never knew how time passed by and I reached Madurai. The hotel was not far from the bus stand so I checked into the hotel and got fresh within an hour. I had my lunch in the hotel itself and then finally the time came when I decided to set my foot out on the roads and explore the wonderful city, I was in. The famous Meenakshi temple was very close so I decided to go there at once. It was noon, the sun was on top and high temperatures were too determined to loosen my determination but I was too excited for anything to affect me at all. As I started walking towards the direction of the temple, which I got to know from the locals, I could feel that my legs were more excited than me as they stumbled rushing towards the temple. Once in a few minutes I would take a look around to see the people around who were just as excited as Revolutionise I Reawaken I Reform

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A Trip to Madurai

It was evening and I was hungry so it didn’t take me much long to take out my phone and search a local restaurant online. I found one and I started walking towards it. It was a busy road now with so many vehicles on the road, some big, some small, some fast, some slow, some luxuries and expensive while some of them were not costly at all. It took me five minutes to reach the restaurant but less than a minute to choose my order as I was very hungry. As I was waiting for my food, I started thinking about what I had just saw. I could see how that road was just like our lives where different people are trying to get somewhere and yet they are together in this journey. The vehicles are just like our living conditions which can be fast, slow, luxuries, small or big but ultimately, we all are together on this road called life. And such is the complex nature of this road of life that even if one person tries to go with his ambitious thoughts and overtakes anybody, not only will he get struck himself at a point but he will also create a traffic jam for everybody else. In our own lives, we sometimes forget that all of humanity is like a family which is trying to get somewhere and we should be careful enough to love and respect each and everybody’s vehicle i.e., conditions. If we ever try to overtake somebody, being influenced by our Ego then we must be aware that someday we will get struck just because of my own Ego. “Sir your Order!” said the waiter interrupting my inner conversation with

myself as he placed the food on the table. I looked at him and smiled and then started eating. As I ate my food, I realised that I had learnt a lot in that journey and that I have something good to take back home –the lesson about life.

That same night I came back home but with a lot of memories and lessons that would keep guiding me throughout my life. The nostalgia of that journey stands unparalleled till now as it was filled with literally everything – from hills, clouds, windmills to beautiful temple, carvings, architecture, history, culture and beautiful lessons.

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SENSEI Award 2022

On behalf of the 2nd Anniversary, Namaste India Group organised a grant event, SENSEI Award 2022, and a book ceremony on the 19th of October 2022 at Mahindhara Hall, Sasurie College of Arts and Science, Tamil Nadu. The programme started with the blessings of God. The divine lamp is lit by Mrs.Sajitha Haseen, Associate Director (TN), NIG, and Mrs.K.Savitha Mohanraj, Secretary, Sasurie Institution. A student performed the Indian classical dance Bharatanatyam to welcome the Gatherings. Mr.M.Sathyabhavan, Convener of the Programme, gave the welcome address. The chief guest speech was given by Mrs.K.Savitha Mohanraj, who gave an excellent speech about our Namaste India and motivated the students to publish their writings. Next, we were honoured with compliments to the chief guest, felicitators, and faculty members in the college who were all in support as they made the arrangements for the function and made it a successful one.

SENSEI Award 2022

2022 SENSEI Award

• Dr.A.R.B Jothikumar M.S.,Dip Lap Surgery ,Consultant general and laparoscopic surgeon and endoscopist Honored with the Best Medicine Award

• Dr.Suresh Kumar Ramasamy, MBBS, MD (RT), Consultant Radiation Oncologist and Clinical Oncologist, Erode Cancer Centre, Clinical Director & CEO, Bangalore Cancer Centre, has been named the Best Oncologist in the country.

• Dr.Rajeshkannan, M.B.B.S., M.S., D.Opt., is a Consultant Ophthalmologist and eye surgeon. Associate Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Vinayaka Mission's Kirupananda Variyar Medical College and Hospital, Salem, awarded as Best in Medical Service

Along with these, Best Excellence awards were given to fifteen teachers for their great effort and hardship.

SENSEI Award 2022

The Best Writer of the Year 2022 (Namaste India e Magazine)

• Mr. V. Heymonth Kumar. MA (pursuing), His continuous support of the writings in Namaste India e-magazine for the past two years. Our NIG team congratulates him on his advancement.

The awardees were very happy to receive their respected awards, and they gave thanks to our group and congratulated us for our successful growth.

A Book Launch Event

A book launch ceremony was held. Our Namaste India group is the publisher of the book ‘A Walk Along the Tide’, written by Mrs. Selvi Shanmugam . A regular woman, imprisoned by the laws of society and her strict upbringing, whose womanhood and intellectual thirst are quenched by education. This is the main thing that was covered in the book.

At the end of the function, the senatorial drama was conducted. The artists all came from the Erode Theatre Group. Their comic performance makes the audience laugh and laugh. As a result, the function came to an end, with over 200 members in attendance having a good time.

SENSEI Award 2022 Cultural Event

Social Synergy to accomplish!!!

Well by profession she is an educationalist. Currently working as Principal of Indraprastha convent school & chairperson of M. D. Indraprastha School. She is associated with women empowering organisations .Also an executive member of Delhi Gramin Sarvodaya Schools. Active member of Delhi private school's action committee.

“The same boiling water that softens the potato hardens the egg. It’s what you’re made of. Not the circumstances.”

Social Synergy to accomplish!!!

One Individual may die for an idea, but that idea will, after his death, incarnate itself in a thousand lives.”

– Subhas Chandra Bose

What a jubilant vibes !!!!exhibited in the premises of Indraprastha educational institution under the leadership of prominent eduleader Ms. Nitisha Yadav.

Indraprastha educational institution celebrated Breast Cancer Awareness Month with the theme “Together We Rise” through which the education and awareness of breast cancer is spread among students & fraternity. This health event is called "Pink October" as people across the globe adopt the pink colour and display pink ribbons to highlight the importance of prevention and regular screening for the early diagnosis of breast cancer.

The occasion was an extravagant event graced by Ms. Nitisha Yadav, who is a cancer survivor. The entire Indraprastha family celebrated this day with the full spirit of heartening. Screening & signing campaign added effervescent feathers to the occasion. Cheerful & impeccable faces were capturing the glori ous day. Astonishing activities were organ ised for fraternity & students.

Social Synergy to accomplish!!!

Regarding this propitious event, Ms. Nitisha Yadav stated " I may be broken for a while, but that’s ok. I'm working on myself, cause I'm not one to leave a mess lying around.What made me strong was despite the million things that hurt me, I spoke of nothing. Nothing but happiness.

Pain shapes a woman into a warrior. My damaged petals are what made me more beautiful than all the other flowers.

I'm full of wounds riddled with scars, but still standing in a mesmerizing way. "

The core executive school management members Mr. Jai Bhagwan Yadav ,Mr. Ishwar Singh Yadav, Ms. Nitisha Yadav , Mr. Vipin Yadav & Indraprastha fraternity did not leave any stone unturned. Their unwavering spirit to strive for cognizance among society is momentous.

Dr Dipti from India Appointed as Chancellor

Dr Dipti R Bhadoriya is been appointed as a Chancellor in India for Global ministry and Discipleship Institute which is registered and accredited to the kutai Mulawarman Kingdom of Indonesia and affiliated with JILCE international Bible university and seminary JILAZO Bible College University USA /Zambia.

Founder chairperson and Chancellor Patriarch ARCHBISHOP Lawrence Okwir is the founder, chancellor of the Global ministry and descipleship Institute.

He declared Dr Dipti Bhadoriya as the Chancellor for India 26 oct evening. Dr Dipti will now work hand in hand with the institution.

Dr Dipti R Bhadoriya is already a Chancellor in Major of ITMUT institute which is Brazil based and also a vice Chancellor of Good Samaritan Theological Seminary and also vice chancellor of BTYA political Talents Institute, and also a founder chairperson of Videv Tejaswini Foundation.

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Dr Dipti R Bhadoriya

Patriarch ARCHBISHOP Lawrence Okwir

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Dipti R Bhadoriya

" A woman of substance"

Dipti Bhadoriya was born on 4 oct 1982 in Rajput family in Ahmedabad.

An Indian educationalist and social activist. Dipti served as a Principal in B.c Jain Sanskar Bharti school, katni, Madhya Pradesh, She is also a Honorary Vice Chancellor of ITMUT institute of Brazil, Chancellor of Virtual university of International relationship of Benin, A Board member and Visiting professor of Roma Institute of Serbia, A Founder chairperson of Videv Tejaswini Foundation which is working for women empowerment and children welfare, and serving needy also a country president of Ycapf, Nigeria. Board member of Generation light International Bible university of Nigeria. She is also a Board member and Vice President of Universal Peace Brotherhood and friendship. And also associated with many National and International organizations and foundations. She had been conferred more than 50 Honorary docorates from national and international universities and Institutes for her dedication, hard work in field of education and social work for serving needy as well.

Dr Dipti R Bhadoriya has also been awarded with more than 500 awards and certificates, some of them are , Visionary Principal, Top 10 inspirational women of the year by Tmt birla company, World Excellence Award in Education and outstanding CEO, Person the year Award, Nari Shakti Award, also certified by world book of records London, Saarthi samman , Noble Asian Award , Chakra Award, Global Icon Award, Rashtra Prerna Award, Noble Asian Award , Acharya Chanakya Award , star proud Award and many more accolades showers on her.

" Humanity is the root we all must always be linked to, be a good human being , serving Humanity with a warm hearted.

Dipti Bhadoriya is an educator and social activist. She is a renowned name in the field of education and social work. She is a notable name in the field with several titles devoted to her name. Her vision and mission is to serve Humanity.

Social work is not her career choice but purpose of her life.

Dipti is doing and making a lot of impact at such a young age. She is a confident enthusiastic who lives by the mantra of being focused and far- sighted . Dipti believes that learning phase never passes .

" Being a successful is a vital aspect of life, but a human matters most. " Dipti is a woman of soft heart and strong actions. wishing her a very best of luck for her future endeavours.

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2 day's International Conference on "Advances in English Language Studies"

was successfully organized in UEM Jaipur

Department of English and Humanities, University of Engineering and Management, Jaipur has conducted 2 days International Conference on 'Advances in English Language Studies'. Prof. (Dr.) Mukesh Yadav, Convener of this International Conference told that the Two Day International Conference on “Advances in English Language Studies” focuses on the multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary area of Advances in English Language Studies. He further said that the Conference would explore the altered roles that are given to English such as for employability, in international mobility, as a key for unlocking development opportunities. The Conference would aim at to bring together and provide a platform to all such interested scholars, academicians and experts to share their opinions, viewpoints and researches for their elevation and enhancement of their existing knowledge. It would also envisage long-term sharing of knowledge and discussions of relevant issues.

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More than 135 papers were selected out of 400 research articles were received from all parts of the globe and participants presented their research work during this 2-days conference in front of the world's renowned professors of English Language.

Prof. (Dr.) Biswajoy Chatterjee, Vice Chancellor, UEM Jaipur informed that this conference is unique in its type as it focuses on the Advances in English Language Studies and at the present era, teaching and learning English Language requires inclusion of Latest Technology like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning etc. He emphasized on the application part of the language rather than just a tool for communication and shared many examples related to the topic with the audience of more than 150 participants joined the conference in hybrid mode.

Key note speakers from all over the world shared their thought and expresses their views on the Advances in English Language in the present time. All renowned Professors from all over the globe, Prof. (Dr) Rosemary Douglas, UK, Prof. (Dr) Yaseer Al Tamimi, UAE, Prof. (Dr) Motikala Subba Dewan, Nepal, Prof. (Dr) Hemanta Raj Daha, Nepal, Prof. (Dr) Rajul Bhargava, India, Prof. (Dr) ZN Patil, India, Prof. (Dr) Devika Brendon, Sri Lanka, Prof. (Dr) Paritosh Chandra Dugar, India, Prof.

(Dr) Srinivas Rao, UAE and other eminent professors from all parts of India were present during the Innaugural session of the conference. During innaugural session of the conference, Prof. (Dr.) Pradeep Kumar Sharma, Registrar, UEM Jaipur and Prof. (Dr.) Aniruddha Mukherjee welcomed all the dignitaries by way of presenting conference mementos.

Prof. (Dr.) Satyajit Chakrabarti, Chancellor, UEM Jaipur congratulated the entire team of organizers of this 2-days conference and expressed his views on the importance of English Language in international trade and interactions. He informed that English is a must learn language if someone wants to achieve great success in his life. He also emphasized for the equal weightage for the local and regional languages in addition to English for better understanding of international interactions.

Prof. (Dr.) Satyajit Chakrabarti, Pro-Vice Chancellor, UEM Jaipur also emphasized for the better understanding of the advances in English Language Studies to make students more employable.

All participants were given certificates and best paper award was also presented to the research paper with best quality con tent and research oriented approach.

2 day's International Conference on "Advances in English Language Studies" was successfully organized in UEM Jaipur

Sessions were chaired by expert Professors including Prof. (Dr.) Neelam Yadav DU, (Delhi), Prof. (Dr.) Jyotsana Pathak (DU, Delhi), Prof. (Dr.) Shalini Yadav (CITM, Jaipur), Prof. (Dr.) B Susheela (JNC, Bangalore), Dr. Renu Singh (DU, Delhi), Dr. Kapil Singhal (VNGI, Nagpur), Prof. (Dr.) Parul Mishra (Amity University, Jaipur), Prof. (Dr.) Neha Purohit (SKIT, Jaipur), Prof. (Dr.) Rahul Sharma (UEM, Jaipur),

Prof. (Dr.) Sarika Tyagi (VIT, Vellore), Prof. (Dr.) Ravi Kumar Mishra (MAU, HP, and Prof. (Dr.) Rani Rathore (IIS University, Jaipur. Prof. (Dr.) Snehlata Dhaka, Prof. K. V. Kuriokose, Prof. Dipta Mukherjee, Prof. Krishan Kumar, Prof. Shivam Chauhan, Mr. Shyam Lal along with Mr. Raju, Mr. Shriram and Mr. jai were also present in the conference.

2 day's International Conference on "Advances in English Language Studies" was successfully organized in UEM Jaipur

2 day's International Conference on "Advances in English Language Studies" was successfully organized in UEM Jaipur

New Delhi: Council for Brand Business Promotions and Research (www.brandscouncil.com) , Medilinks India (www.medilinksindia.com) & News 1 India (Media Partner) have organised 5th Editions of World Best Brands and Business Awards 2022 & South Asia Pacific Healthcare Summit & Business Awards 2022 on 7th October 2022 at Rembrandt Hotel & Suites, Bangkok, Thailand. This Summit was attended by Many Political Personalities, Sports Celebrities, Bollywood Celebrities and many Academic Scholars as Chief Guest/Guests. Mr Kirti Azad, Legendary International Cricketer & Former Member of Parliament, Mr Rajesh Verma, Chairman Parliamentary Committee & Member of Parliament, Mr Gopal Krishna Agarwal, National Spokesperson- BJP, Mr Ravi Sehgal, President- India Thai Chamber of Commerce, Thailand, Mr Sushil Dhanuka, Mr Ajit Mehta, Ms Bina Hora (Executive Directors- ITCC) & Ms Manju Sehgal were amongst the Star Presence during this event.

The Summit has gained significant importance in the backdrop of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the consequent ripples of alarm and heroism in the service, Manufacturing and other Business Industrial Sectors. This Edition of this Summit emphasized more on” India-Thai Business Association” , “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” & “Vocal for Local” and has brought significant Sectors together to achieve Global milestone. Panel Discussions, Lectures & Presentations on various topics by Distinguished Business Leaders shall add new dynamics to Industrial Sectors.

While talking with Mr Ashish Vats, President & Founder of Brandscouncil Ratings, He said that World Best Brands and Business Awards & South Asia Pacific Healthcare Summit & Business Awards shall remain dedicated to commemorating the momentous developments undergone by a business, enterprise or initiative.

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News 1 India, Brandscouncil Ratings, Global Forum for Science, Technologies, Infrastructure & Industrial Affairs (GFSTIIA), Salaam Namaste 90.4 FM, The Caishi Magazine etc were the Event Partners of this Event. The List of Awardees are as per below:

World Best Brands & Business Awards2022

AutoTech Indore____Emerging Brand of Asia

Shamanta Builders LLP____Emerging Brand of Asia

Astro World____Most Inspiring Startup Company

Mr Barun Kumar Patro____25 Most Inspiring Architect

City Home Shelters____Emerging Real Estate Company of Asia

Shekhar Naidu Memorial Foundation____Leading Ngo of The Year

M T Sweaters Limited____Top 25 Most Inspiring Start-up Company

Tricon Biochem Corporation____ Best Emerging Company In Manufacturing Agricultural Inputs -Biological Products

Dr Dilip Kumar Sharma____Best Teacher of The Year

Mr Pitambar Khilar____Best Teacher of The Year

Jay Dee International Traders Ltd Part____Top 25 Most Inspiring Company

Big Daddy Yacht Tours & Travels____Best Emerging Brand of Asia in Tours & Travels Rembrandt Hotel & Suites____Best Hospitality Services

South Asia Pacific Healthcare Summit & Business Awards 2022

Bioqem Pharma____Best Start-up In Innovation & Research In Healthcare

Mr Sushant Murarka____Top 50 Impactful Healthcare Personalities

Apollo Cancer Centre____Best Healthcare Organisation of Asia

Distil Education & Technology Pvt Ltd____Emerging Start-up In Healthcare Vocational Education

Renova NIGL Hospital____Emerging Brand of Asia

Renova Soumya Cancer Centre____Emerging Brand of Asia Spagyrics HerboTech (Pvt Ltd )____Start-up of The Year

Dr Afreen Mansoor Shaikh____Top 50 Impactful Healthcare Personalities

Dr Saurabh Bansal____Top 50 Impactful Healthcare Personalities

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Brandscouncil Ratings International Conclave held Successfully in Bangkok celebrated World Best Brand & Business Awards 2022 & South Asia Paci c Healthcare Summit & Business Awards

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Anjan Banik

Tripura

Integrating Bose’s Dream & Indian Culture to Science Education

Teacher

(Author is serving as Asst Prof of Education at Akbarpur Mahavidyalaya, U.P. & National Awardee awarded with National Award for Science & Technology Communications on National Science Day 2021 for Innovative S & T Communications by NCSTC, DST, Govt of India and conferred by Dr Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of DST, Govt of India)

Dr Vikas Mishra

An Author

His innovation boosts the educational teaching and learning a newer arena. His initiatives of transforming education learner centric begins from state and school unit level now explored and expanded to national, even international level and greater world community level. His efforts integrated education with enjoyment and exercising enculturation towards metamorphosis of education system to achieve the goal of gold standard man making education for nation building. He is an innovative differently able inspiring nationally acclaimed Science Teacher from farthest North-eastern India State Tripura, who is serving under Directorate of Secondary Education, Dept

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of Education, Govt of Tripura and posted at Radhanagar School under School Inspectorate of Hezamara of West District Education. He is National Best Science Teacher Award 2018 and Sarabhai Honourary Teacher Scientist Award 2021 winner Teacher for his contribution to science education and science loving learners teachers, which has been conferred to him by different VIPNET organizations affiliated under Vigyan Prasar, Dept of Science and Technology, Govt of India.

He is Anjan Banik.

Anjan Banik has already been accepted and affiliated as Honourary National Chairman of National Council of Researcher Teacher Scientists India by the affiliating authority VIPNET, Vigyan Prasar, Dept of Science and Technology, Govt of India as affiliated the organization according to application. Anjan Banik during his active effort being Honourary National Chairman of National Council of Researcher Teacher Scientists India shaped up the methodology of educational enculturation where he integrated innovative ideas of traditional puppetry culture to disseminate the hot spot complex topics of science and mathematics among the students. He also

introduced the through of resolving the hot spot questions in a dramatic way of understanding to grow up the aspects of critical thinking, creativity, and metacognitive learning among the students and in a learner centric approach. More He designed his approach in such a way where it became learner centric in a unique strength involving students themselves and methodologically concentrating the dream concept of “by the learners, for the learners and of the learners.” He titled his good deeds as “Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award” and upgraded the school event to state event and then as National-International event for greater educational enjoyment and participation of both Students and Teachers.

The event has been appreciated at the National-International level when the “Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award” launched at the global platform in virtual mode during 2020 for the ever first time jumping out from its map-limitations. Both the students and teachers’ community during 2020 was remain in a domestic trap due to covid protocol and trying to explore themselves psychologically to be active with the whole community. On this perspective, the global

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launch of “Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award” in virtual mode has become a god gift to both the students and teachers’ community then and Anjan Banik – the men of letter behind the event and idea has been considered as Fenix of Greek mythology, the immortal symbolic bird that cyclically regenerates or is otherwise born again and associated with the Sun, the Phoenix obtains new life by rising from ashes of its predecessor.

The Internationally acclaimed DASA India along with National Council of Researcher Teacher Scientists India and National Council of Student Scientists India continuously organizing the virtual event of “Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award” since 2020 at international level under the blessed guidance of Anjan Banik and this year in 2022 when whole the nation is celebrating Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav – the 75th year completion of India’s Independence globally launched the “3rd Year Amrit Mahotsav Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award 2022” on 23rd September 2022, where organizers are inviting films of only 3 to 4 min (maximum 20 mb in digital size) duration using puppet only highlighting the basic hotspot topics from the text books or

reference books of science and mathematics to its office mail –“chaptertripura @ gmail .com” by the latest by 23rd Nov of concern year calendar, the Birth anniversary of Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose. The most prestigious festive event of screening of winning films titled “3rd Year Amrit Mahotsav Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award 2022” will be virtually organized on 30 Nov 2022 of the very fixed specific date, which is the Death anniversary of Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose also on whose memory the whole festival and award has been dedicated.

DASA India – National VO of Science Communicators for Science Popularisation, monitoring its national level science activities from its HO at Agartala, Tripura under SR Act 1860 based registration of Govt of Tripura is the focused organiser of the Model events including ongoing “3rd Year Amrit Mahotsav Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award 2022” along with the knowledge partnership of National Council of Researcher Teacher Scientists India and National Council of Student Scientists India (The Largest voluntary academic Platform of Science and Mathematics Teachers researchers and Learner volunteers in

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India, accredited & only logistically affiliated by a national authority : Vigyan Prasar, Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of India), & from its inspiring wings such as Science Writers’ Association of Tripura under VIPNET, Vigyan Prasar, Dept of Science & Technology, Govt. of India.

Organizations of Volunteers under the Depts are unparallel and more than usual VO, in association of leading Scientists, Advisers, DIRECTORs of Govt of India such as Dept of Science & Technology, CSIR, NISCAIR, National Council of Science & Technology Communication, ISRO along with its wing institutions – NESAC, VSSAC etc, NPL, IISc, IUCCA, ARIES, different Planetariums,, National Innovation Foundation – mostly known for INSPIRE MANAK AWARD programs, Vigyan Prasar etc, even of NASA of USA & Educationists of IGNOU, NCERT (New Delhi), RIEs (Bhopal, Shilong, Ajmer, Bhubaneswar, Mysuru), IITs, SCERTs, DIETs, IASEs, Study Centres & Ministry of Education & Science Cultural Activists recognized by Ministry of Culture, National Council of Science Museum, Sangeet Natak Academy, Govt of India, SECRETARIES, DIRECTORs & Joint Directors of School (Elementary & Secondary Directorates) & Higher Education Depts of state Govts & different State Council for Science & Technology, &

different VIPNET affiliated Science & State Mathematical Societies & Clubs, Different Private Schools & Educational Institution management groups. Organization also blessed with the association of different education promoting medias and Monks of Ramakrishna Math and Mission, Bharat Seva Ashram Sangha, Sri Aurobindo and SRI SRI admire organisations as well as Deans, Professors serving various Heritage Universities and Central Universities.

The inspiring leadership of Anjan Banik being the most active National Chairman of organizations and National frontliner awarded science communicator from Tripura, guiding event organisers of DASA India – National VO of Science Communicators for Science Popularisation along with its knowledge partners such as National Council of Researcher Teacher Scientists India and National Council of Student Scientists India (The Largest voluntary academic Platform of Science and Mathematics Teachers researchers and Learner volunteers in India, accredited & only logistically affiliated by a national authority : Vigyan Prasar, Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of India), & its inspiring wings such as Science Writers’ Association of Tripura under VIPNET, Vigyan Prasar, Dept of Science & Technolo

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gy, Govt. of India, also giving shape to other similar Metacognitive Model national events such as:

1. DASA India’s Sir J.C, Bose International Science Mathematics Puppetry Film Festival & Award

2. DASA India’s India’s India International Sarabhai Student-Scientist Award through Astronomy Online Olympiad at sites.google.com/view/sarabhaissa

3. DASA India’s Rashtriya Swarnim Shiksha Mahotsav (searching the Gold standard future Education that missed in NEP 2020)

4. DASA India’s Prof Yash Pal Award for Science Communication

5. DASA India’s Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Amrit Mahotsav National Teacher Award

6. DASA India’s India International Sarabhai Teacher-Mentor-Scientist Award for guiding Student Scientist awardees

7. DASA India’s Bharat Vigyan Ganit Prayagshala Abhijan –TRIPURA Model, National Program of establishing Math-Science-Space-Astro (MSSA) Lab for every School Student

8. DASA India’s Bharat Ganit Ratna Samman for legendary mathematicians like DR Anand Kumar, Founder Teacher of Super 30 Program in India.

9. DASA India’s Vikram Sarabhai World Science Conclave of India

10. DASA India’s Dr APJ Abdul Kalam International Science-Cartoon (Scientoon) Award

The Events are the conceptualization outcomes of the ideas that dreamed by the most inspirational Science Educator from Tripura State of North eastern India, Anjan Banik. Where Educational outcomes are evaluated through four parameters of Knowledge recalling with knowledge construction, understanding of subjects, skill development in subjects and analyzing the facts, Anjan Banik designed the whole international event “3rd Year Amrit Mahotsav Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award 2022” accordingly. Even more Anjan Banik added value to the events educational methodology with metacognitive teaching and learning approaches, which evolves the educational standard to a newer Hight ensuring educational aspects for both teacher as mentor and students as learner. Hence for NCERT – National Council for Educational Research and Training, New Delhi, the apex autonomous body in this regard with its Eight Regional Institute of Education – RIEs at Ajmer, Mysore, Bhubaneshwar, Bhopal, (NERIE) Shillong accredited and appreciated the research outcome of the internationally acclaimed events. Research

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on the events has been permitted to present on dais of National Seminars and conferences on educational values and proudly published in different conference proceedings and souvenirs or journals in both abstract and complete research paper form since 2020 such as followings:

[1] Banik, Anjan (2020) Impact of Linguistic barriers in Science Education at National Level and Innovations unpublished & Presented paper to publish at National Seminar on Issues and Challenges in minority Language Education on 23-25 Oct, 2020 at NORTH EAST REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION (NERIE), NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING, Umiam, Ri Bhoi Dist., Meghalaya 793103

[2] Banik, Anjan (2020) Metacognitve approaches in Mathematics learning –effect of innovative teaching learning practice during covid published in conference procceding journal (ISBN: 978-81-952542-3-1) & Presented paper to publish at 9th National Conference on Mathematics Education on 20-22 Dec, 2020 on National Mathematics Day 2020 at REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION (RIE), NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING, Shyamla Hills, Bhopal-462002

[3] Banik, Anjan (2020-21) Innovative ICT Integrated Metacognitive Approach in Science & Mathematics Teaching Learning Practice for Inspirational Joyful & Thematic Skill Developing Learner Centric Learning Outcome unpublished & Submitted project at National Awards for Innovative Practices and Experiments in Education for Schools and Teacher Education Institutions at NORTH EAST REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION (NERIE) & DEPARTMENT OF TEACHER EDUCATION, NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING, Sri Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi -110016

[4] Banik, Anjan (2021) “New Dimension to Educational Disaster : STEAM for Learning Impact” unpublished & Submitted Paper for International Conference on Integration of STEAM in School Education at NCERT, RIE Bhopal, 26-28 Feb 2021 under NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING, Sri Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi -110016

[5] Banik, Anjan (2022) “Impact of New Age program :Innovative Dimensional Physics Education connecting Schools to ISRO - Impact of Metacognitive program IISSSA as opportunity to Students to be Scientist” unpublished & Presented Paper at National Conference on Physics

Tripura Teacher Integrating Bose’s Dream & Indian Culture to Science Education

Education on 27-28 Feb 2022 special presentation on 28 Feb 2022 on Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav National Science Day 2022 at NCERT, RIE Ajmer, under NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING. [6] Banik, Anjan (2022) “Mega Event IISSSA to mould teachers into future Super Teacher Scientists : Model Meta-cognitive approach & Methodology in Teacher Education for Future Science Education” under publication Process & Physically Presented Paper at Two days National Seminar on Teacher Education in the prestective of NEP 2020 on 15-16 March 2022 at Prajna Bhawan Agartala special presentation on 16 March 2022 as a part of Two Days National Seminar on Teacher Education in the prestective of NEP 2020 organised by IASE & SCERT under Govt of Tripura.

The mission Efforts of Anjan Banik is to connect growing upcoming next nation with the dreams of Sir JC Bose’s holistic scientific thoughts, which are regarded as treasures of India as Sir J C Bose struggled against the negligence to the scientific practices by the Indians and even did not get patent, did not get Nobel with acknowledgment for his various innovations and inventions in different segment of sciences such as in the field of

physics, biology, wave science etc. Sir JC Bose also believes and have his utmost heartfelt faith that the literature and culture need to need integrated towards popularization of Science especially in the perspectives of Indian scenario as India was then regarded as the land of snake-charmers. On a different aspect Tripura State has always been praised for its holistic selfless encouraging role behind the exercises of Sir JC Bose and its establishment i.e. Bose Institute at Kolkata, which saga of state Tripura remained unsung in the history of India’s Scientific & Educational Independence till date. Anjan Banik through his inspirational metacognitive educational event cultivating those unsung contributions of Sir JC Bose and his Bose Institute to the next nation at their grooming stage.

Acknowledging such great Indian personalities who are the pioneer and legendary at their own field are encouraging the event and concept of “Amrit Mahotsav Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award” is also exploring the credibility of the effort of Anjan Banik as he makes it possible in bringing concern legendary all to this dais and transformed the event dais as national to uplift its status to international.

Tripura Teacher Integrating Bose’s Dream & Indian Culture to Science Education

Anjan Banik is a person could be louder with the words of Shexperer, “VINI VICI VIDI” as his effort of integrating Bose’s Dream & Indian Culture to Science Education through his invitation for students and teachers of India and abroad for Amrit Mahotsav Sir JC Bose International Science Math Puppetry Film Festival Award” enlightens India’s educating mind to transform India’s Science Education believing the tireless effort Zero Inventor’s Aryabhatta, Crescograph inventor’s Sir J C Bose to Dr Vikram Sarabhai and Dr APJ Abdul Kalam with a great Hopeful New India.

Guliia Zakirova Educator, International Writer - Russia

Educational Work In Inclusive Education

Upbringing work is an important component of the educational process. It is a link between the interaction and relationships of all participants in the educational process. Education in the field of inclusive education forms a safe and psychologically comfortable environment for the student. The formation of a person with disabilities is a complex task of education and training. The teacher copes with many difficulties and tasks in teaching and upbringing.

In the educational process, the interaction of the curator with students and their parents plays an important role. All this is part of the educational process. The concept of upbringing in education is a broad and multifaceted interaction between students and the teacher as subjects of the social and educational environment. In this interaction, the

participants in the educational process satisfy the social order, the needs of the family, and the needs of the individual. The educational process in the education system includes many aspects.

Let's highlight a few of them:

- psychological support of the student; - assistance in the learning process; - advising the student and his parents on issues related to education and upbringing - maintaining an emotional atmosphere in a group or class; - psychologically and physically comfortable learning environment; - help students who have any difficult life situations.

Educational Work In Inclusive Education

For students with disabilities, the educational work of a teacher seems to be a more difficult process than working with other students. A student with special needs requires more attention, help and support. Such students also need a special approach to education and upbringing. The development of a student with special needs is slowing down. Here, mental and physical development are simultaneously considered, which, accordingly, is taken into account by the teacher and the curator in the process of training and education.

From an early age, raising a child with special needs is a difficult task for his family. Parents have to look for ways to solve many problems associated with the education and upbringing of such a child. In the process of becoming such a child, parents use the following methods to promote healthy stimulation: often analyze in which area their child is making great progress, note and encourage new skills of the child, decide what should be given more attention, do not expect rapid progress immediately. It is very important to praise the child, talk to him, be not only a support and protection for him, but also his best friend, help in mastering a new skill, gently and safely guide him in the right direction, note and encourage new, skills of the child, decide what should be given more attention, do not expect rapid progress immediately It is very important often praise the child, talk to him, be not

only a support and protection for him, but also his best friend, help in mastering a new skill, gently and safely guide him in the right direction, engage in physical exercises with him, show a lot of things on your own example. Education should be a game and fun for the child. Other children or brothers and sisters show new devices and also teach a lot to a child with disabilities. It is important to give the child new opportunities for learning and selfexploration. Let the child cope on his own to the extent of his condition and capabilities. All this can be included in an integral part of the rehabilitation of a child with special needs. Is it important for the teacher to take into account how the education of the student takes place at home, outside the classroom? Undoubtedly yes. The teacher and parents are in constant interaction, because the student's family also plays a role in the education process. In the process of teaching a student with disabilities, the main environment is socio-cultural. It is there that the accumulation of personal experience takes place and a rehabilitation space is created for the development of a student with developmental disabilities. The teacher, taking into account all the features of inclusive education, builds tactics of interaction with such a student, ensures that the environment in which the student studies is safe and the education is of high quality.

Educational Work In Inclusive Education

The work of an educational institution with the parents of such children consists of advisory, psychological and educational parts. The tasks of such work are: - change in the psychological attitudes of parents; -improvement of relations with the child; - wide use of pedagogical opportunities of parents.

Teachers provide a wide range of practical assistance to families raising children with special needs. The teacher is the link between parent and student. The main goal of working with the family is to create favorable conditions for the personal development of all family members (physical, social, spiritual, moral, intellectual), to provide comprehensive socio-psychological assistance, as well as to protect the child and his environment

from the negative impact of various factors on personal development. We single out several stages of the work of a teacher with families in which there is a child with special needs:

The first stage is the identification, observation, questioning The second stage is the definition of the type of education The third stage is the organization of methods of work with parents Fourth stage - collaboration Thus, upbringing work in the educational process performs a special function. For a student, the development of the educational process is in the first place, as it stimulates and supports. The necessary organized educational work helps all those who have strong relation ships in the educational process and per fectly understand each other.

Taghrid Bou Merhi

Lebanese Poetess, Writer, Translator

BEAUTIFUL UNFORGETTABLE CHILDHOOD!!

Childhood, that bright side of our life, which fills our hearts with nostalgia and longing whenever we go back to that stage of life, with its riot and innocence, that beautiful spring remains in its shadow, we have fun and it passes before our eyes like a cinematic tape carrying a perfume of memory, longing and laughter.

The wide lanes were our children's playground. We run between its alleys, we play jump rope, we play with small glass balls that are called Ghla, although it was a boys’ game, but we girls used to play it too، we used to play the game (a house houses) and play the roles of mother, father and sons, we used to meet and play and run and do not care about anything but joy at that time, but our times were not all play and amusement; We used to spend it also reading and studying; The most beautiful thing about childhood was that time in the evenings, when we waited for our grandmother to tell us beautiful stories.

Beautiful and unforgettable memories are still stuck in the memory, in which there is love, parents and family gather on occasions, whenever I remember them, I feel nostalgia and love for those days, their description and innocence.

We were on our innocent nature without lies or grudges, breathing pure air mixed with the taste of love that you feel everywhere.

Childhood memories, how can we forget them, and many events have their effect on the soul, for the grandfather’s house is the safe haven for us, those memories are still firmly rooted in my mind and static in my heart, about the days of childhood and youth, about every day in that beautiful period that has gone and will not return and will not Never come back, but good memories remain.

It is the memories of the good time when the time was completely different from the time we live in today.

BEAUTIFUL UNFORGETTABLE CHILDHOOD!!

It is that beautiful time that passed quickly and ended, but its times never ended from the mind, they are immortal in the imagination because they are the most beautiful stages of life and the best times that a person spent in his life, and when he retrieves it he may understand another value of life values and another meaning of the passage of time, that life is not Just a dream that passes quickly.

For me, childhood memories are different with their beautiful and innocent details, and this is what makes them memories that cannot be forgotten, and the more a person’s life developed and advanced in age, and the speeding train of life passed through him, the more he sighed and longed for days gone by, which were the most beautiful and most influential in the feelings of the soul.

We may forget some of them, but souvenir photos are the best way to create beautiful and unforgettable memories. Because it remains preserved for as long as possible. Also, no person can erase the memories that a person stores inside his mind and in his heart because of his gratitude for those beautiful moments that leave him a beautiful and funny impact within himself. And that when we recall our thoughts about the beautiful time we lived during our childhood, we find that it was the most time that we experienced and we were happy without any troubles. We lived childhood at every moment and I remem ber so far all the laughs that passed us and the feelings full of warmth, calmness and serenity.

Marjona Jurakulova

Chairman of the Council of Young Advisors under the Youth Affairs Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan

How should I choose a future career?

Your professional journey is what makes up your career. Many people start a profession because it can help them accomplish their objectives, like learning more and getting more experience, taking on greater responsibility, or getting paid more. How to choose a career: 7 ways to consider your alternatives

Since the average individual works for about one-third of their life, it is understandable that many people wish to discover a profession that will be a good fit for them. Choosing a career initially entails gathering as much knowledge as you can about the bigger work environment, your ambitions, and yourself.

1. Look in the mirror.

It can be useful to use your interests and values as markers of how you would like to

spend your free time at work. Finding and pursuing your passion is not the topic at hand because it might be deceptive and unclear. However, it's typical to desire to be inspired and even enthusiastic about what you do. Examine the following inquiries about your traits, values, and interests and consider how you would respond:

Query-based on interest

• What are your favorite subjects to research?

• What do you like to do for fun?

• Do you prefer doing physical work or mental work?

• Do you like to work inside or outside?

Value-driven queries:

• What is the most crucial thing in your life?

How should

I choose a future career?

• What is important to you in life?

• Where do you search for meaning?

• What kind of change are you interested in seeing?

Trait-based inquiries:

• What does accomplishment mean to you?

• Which do you want to see more of?

• Which one of your talents do you love using the most?

• Which one of your talents do you most value?

2. Consider your motives. Make a list of your own characteristics after which you can discuss why you want to work. Maybe you're looking for a career that will pay more than comparable occu pations at the entry level or one that offers more freedom so you can work from any where. Knowing your priorities is essential because most occupations won't offer all you desire.

A sample list of priorities is provided below. Consider the items you would put on your list and the order in which you would set your priority.

• Benefits of Salary

• Autonomy

• Work-life balance

• Flexibility

• Advancement in one's career

3. Reflect upon your long-term objectives. How would your ideal existence be structured? To better grasp what it might take to achieve them, make a list of your long-term objectives, both personally and professionally. For instance: Do you desire to ascend above the managerial echelons and become the company's C-suite? Do you desire to be a home owner? Do you desire the ability to travel, and how frequently? You can approach a job search more precisely by using the list you've created. For instance, if you want to continue working in the same field in ten years, find out which fields are expected to develop over the following ten years and which fields you should possibly avoid due to rising automation or other factors.

4. Perform a variety of self-evaluation quizzes.

There are several tests you can take to determine your personality, your strengths, and even what kind of job you could be good at. Tests, however, can be extremely categorical, which means they frequently force you into a category. Use them to continue understanding yourself and your underlying reasons instead of depending on them to provide a conclusive response. If they provide insightful responses, include that information into the overall picture you are assembling.

Marlene Pasini

An Author

VOICES FROM ANTIQUITY

Cultures such as Mesopotamian, Assyrian, Sumerian and Akkadian, among others, take us not only to the origin of civilization but also to the splendor of literature through mythology, hymns, codes and the greatness of their poetry. Enkheduanna, Akkadian princess, priestess and poet, gave the world the beauty of her poems and her hymns dedicated to the great goddess Inanna, written on clay tablets in cuneiform script.

Literature was so important that there is even a Sumerian proverb of those times that says: "he who excelled in the school of the scribes must rise with the dawn", which confirms the importance of the above and the influence of literature. Golden age of the seventh and eighth centuries of the Arab tradition, and of which Baghdad was the center of science, philosophy and literature, in addition to having housed the House of Wisdom (Bayt al-Hikmah) which was the library and the most important translation center during the Abbasid Caliphate of the golden age, a mirror of the first libraries of the ancient Sumerian empire.

All this cultural and literary heritage is still alive, despite the fact that time and history have destroyed its imposing monuments. When reading its mythical epics we can find and navigate from the heart through

the warm waters of its Tigris and Euphrates rivers, which are the sacred waters through which the verses of the ancient poets are revealed and which manifest themselves as prophecies, revelations received from the world of the Divine and then sing them as poetic prophecies. On the slopes of the rivers, the thread of a mystical time flows through his blood and his language, the root of voices that one day was dispersed in the Tower of Babel, but which, however, is still a flash of light that lights up like fire between the blindness of the night and the world.

How can these revelations arise in a world today corrupted, dark and unpredictable? It is possible to leave the underworld as Gilgamesh did, because there is an invisible ladder that can only be seen by those who carry in their soul the sensitivity of the great geniuses and with which they are able to reach the territories of the divinity by which you can ascend and descend like angels, always trying to climb towards the vaporous clouds and meet there with the ancient voices of the ancient gods and from where little by little you can see "the thresholds of truth that descend", it is about those prophetic areas that open like gusts of time that fall on the stone in which the principle of creation of humanity that has been destined for death has been forged.

VOICES FROM ANTIQUITY

The history and literature of the ancient cultures of the crescent, allow us to catch a glimpse of a small ray of immortality because it has been engraved in the clay of memory, as well as the "Poem of Gilgamesh" that was chiseled letter by letter. in the endless stone of time, there we can walk in each image represented by the path that leads us at every step in the search for eternity that the human being so longs for, but unfortunately immortality is the property only of the gods, and at the same time man was only given the right to remain on Earth for a brief moment, however, he was endowed with a gift of gold, since he was given a soul, an energy that is eternal, but can only be aware of it when it is capable of crossing the borders of matter, and can only access it when it enters the threshold of the spirit, which is the door through which it connects with the divine, or when it is possible to access the invisible ladder that leads to the upper worlds. As long as he cannot access that connection he will be wandering and it is possible that he will get lost in the middle of the shadow, darkness of the underworld that blinds the path that can lead him to other dimensions. In life we have the ability to decide which way we want to go, the one that leads us to the light or the one that leads us into darkness.

The soul then loses its possibility of evolution, so that sensing this we ask ourselves poetically: In what heaven did the bird forget its prophecy? of pain and

suffering, but these prophecies always serve as a hopeful possibility of a better humanity, of a transformed and transmuted human being. The diluvian waters purify and absorb that profane world to later revert it into a better and renewed world. It is possible to receive in this way the pure water of its luminous source that is the light of truth, thus remaining naked so that the soul slowly purifies itself and can receive the vision and the prophetic word. Gilgamesh and Enkidu symbolize human duality and must face obstacles together to later be reborn as a new human being who is represented in the "Epic of Gilgamesh" by the figure of the character Umnapishtin.

This great literary work flourishes in the nights of dreams and from there it embroi ders in those orphaned silences the verses that will heal the pains of the origin and of the present. The sacred verses are born from his prophetic vision at the foot of a mountain, on the banks of a river, under the shade of the lemon tree, or near the stars or the trees of the inner paradise that we all carry inside, being able to drink from the eternal cup of wisdom and this renaming of the mythical past that makes us enter the threshold of eternity like a butterfly that has completed its cycle of transformation.

Munavvara USMONOVA

Honored cultural worker of the Republic of Uzbekistan, editor-in-chief of the Uzbek women's magazine "Saodat"

APLLE

Those were the times when we had just moved to Tashkent and were looking for a job. I lived with the thought that I felt sorry for my husband, who was barely making ends meet with a meager salary, and that what I could do would help. I was especially bothered by the fact that the problem of rent was encountering at the beginning of the month. One day we went to the market in order to buy some food. I carried my daughter with myself. When my daughter saw the apples on the stall while buying onions, she said, "I'm going to eat apples." The money in my hand is for bread and onions... And the woman selling apples kept calling her: "Come, my daughter, very sweet apples, red apples, take some apples that are as sweet as you." I didn't know what to do when I looked at my daughter who was sitting there crying and at the apples on a stall. I had to buy apples instead of bread. As I was returning home, I thought about what the children would eat during the day, if there was flour at home, I would immediately make dough and put it in the gas oven. On

the contrary, his father went to Andijan with his necessary work. We woke up in the morning. A couple of days later, we went to the store to fill our another demand. My daughter was staring at me. Holding her in my arms, I slowly began to explain: - My daughter, if you understand me, I will tell you something. I don't want to leave you alone at home and go out. I wondered if you would torture me like you did the other day if I took the lead. That day, instead of bread, we bought apples, and then it was difficult for me to find bread for you. Now we are going out to buy pota toes, where will I get the money if you cry again, "Don't buy apples," I said. My five-year-old girl, looking into my eyes, said: "Mummy, when I grow up, I will give you a lot of money, full of apples and choc olates. I won't cry now, I promise," she said. My daughter, who was passing in front of the stalls, covered her eyes with her hands. She did not cry that day as she promised. She didn't see, she didn't even look at her favorite fruits. But... I cried all night for some reason...

Munavvara USMONOVA

Honored cultural worker of the Republic of Uzbekistan, editor-in-chief of the Uzbek women's magazine "Saodat"

LOYALTY

I was a student. It was customary to wear shirt which is made from white cotton. Since I couldn't afford it, I bought cheap gray cloth and boiled it with powder called "Persol". After it thickened and turned white, I sewed a dress for my friend Dilorom and me. All my friends liked my dress, which was decorated with yellow silk on the collar, and they started order it. I sewed the dress day and night. It took a lot of work to bring a cheap and beautiful dress to the building. It was especially difficult to make a dress out of simple gray cloth, which was used to sew skirts for picking cotton, to cover cotton rolls or for other menial tasks. I bought gift for my family with the money I earned by sewing a dress on an old sewing machine without sleeping at night for two months. My friend and I went to the city to buy a small piece of gold jewelry. The jewelry I chose suited me very well. Dilorom was happy as if she had received it and hugged me.

When I looked for my wallet and couldn't find it, I cried. My friend shook my bag repeatedly in disbelief. The shopkeeper is also surprised. I took off the earring and gave her, and I rushed out... I have been sick for three days. I didn't say a word to my mother and my brother, who were on the phone. I felt sorry for the hard work I had done studying during the day and not sleeping at night. We took the final exam on my birthday. I got a good grade. As soon as I crossed the threshold, my friend Dilorom, who greeted me with a bunch of flowers, held a light-colored box in my hand. "Our earrings are now the same," he said. It was really the same. I was upset and embar rassed that she used the money from her house on me. I was happy like a child when I put on a beautiful earring. Then we returned home. Years have passed since then. Another friend of mine said that Dilorom went to a jeweler and made a gold bracelet for herself that day, and gave me it as a gift...

Jakhongir NOMOZOV

International poet, translator, publicist

The "Stranger" Indifferent To Happiness

Every time whenever I read a new book, I get a different impression from each of that.

Each book is a different world.

I recently finished reading "The Stranger" which was written by the great French writer Albert Camus.

The novel was written so carefully and perfectly that at the beginning you do not know what the novel is about.

The novel begins with these words: "Today my mother died. Or I'm late, I don't know"

Merso who is the main character of the novel, was a stranger to happiness, indifferent to nothing, not caring for anyone. A person who, even for his own easy life, sends his mother to a nursing home due to insufficient salary. Even when his mother died, he did not cry. His heart is not crushed, his mother's funeral is indifferent, spends irresponsibly.

His way of living was like that. He is not interested in anything, he even lives his life without purpose. So, there is no difference between the love of a woman with a beautiful heart and an indifferent person.

He does not love, he likes kindness.

As I continued to read the piece, Merso's indifference to life, his lighthearted views caused to face him with

troubles. As it is said, "Coal darkens when it burns", the hero of the play gets to know and befriend a "joiner" neighbor who introduced himself as a storekeeper due to his indifference.

As the saying goes, "The evil will turn to the good", a person becomes a murderer and ends up in prison because of his indifference, indifference, and not taking anything seriously.

As if nothing had happened in the prison, he spends his days remembering the days he spent having fun, sometimes hoping and sometimes despairing. Indifference and unkindness bring him to such a level of despair that he is not interested in life or death.

Relatives, friends, no matter how much the prison guard, defense attorney gave him hope, gave him love, he still couldn't help it. Due to his indifference, calamities will come to his head and he will leave the world miserable.

Just as a single matchstick can set a forest on fire, so too can a person's indifference destroy his entire life.

While reading this work, you will hold a mirror to yourself, you will not be indifferent to the life of yourself and your loved ones.

This novel is very educational, important and effective, read this book dear reader!

Dr. Adly Abd Al Rahman

The principal of Global Course Academy

Child is the father of the man

the face of the earth has a single dream that he always wishes for his children to surpass in everything he reaches.. Our social memory leads us to compete with others, relatives and friends from our youth, except for our children.

This is how our children grow up before our eyes.. Year after year, their clothes change, as do their shoes.. Their ideas grow slowly, but they remain at the limits of innocence described as synonymous with them. Like everything residing in our Arab world, childhood seems more than tormenting and understanding the curse of life at an early age. Some Arab cities and some villages have become unfriendly to them, and even fatal in most of them, which caused some of them to ride hardships by sea and land, and sometimes paid the price by drowning after reaching the shore, as a lifeless body, as we were wounded by that Arab child whose body was found on the shore of the sea. Every human being on

I once read in a novel by Henry Barbuss that “the child is the father of the man,” a sentence that explained my chest as I got to know my child for the first time. The early fatherhood of the child tells us what we wished for when we were in their pink age, but in any case, we are raising the future man. This project starts from the moment of birth and grows with the child until he becomes fully. Those hopes are lived by children whose life has not been hard on them, and they are not injured by the wound of their homeland.. The hardest

Child is the father of the man

thing to hear is the scream of a child out of fear, or his moan if something bad happens.. And the most difficult thing is to see him lying motionless in front of us.. My heart burns while I watch on TV the Yemeni child whose father was killed and he lay on his side, refusing to leave him, hoping that he would wake up, as are the thoughts of this child who learned a tragedy because he lost the dearest people at a very early age. During the last seven or eight years, our Arab children in some countries experienced the crisis of their existence.. They were at stake. They did not know what death meant, but they felt it when their family and relatives fell and cried at those who cried.

still drawing, dancing, rejoicing, writing about their school jobs and going to the parks to enjoy nature. On the day the Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh died, and that was during the most difficult days of the war in his country, they found him leaving a written will and when they opened it, they saw it addressed to the children of his country.. Only those who will have the will of the next life remember that leader.

The tears of others were a story that tells this child a meaning that will accompany him during his life journey. In a movie about Syrian children during the despicable conspiracy against them, a judge asks a child about the reason for filing a lawsuit against his family, and he responds simply and consciously, “because they left me.” Of course, there are those who wrote the sentence for this child, but believe me that within every child who lived the tragedies of his homeland, feelings himself even though he cannot express it. I am very happy when I see children in Syria who are

Children are neither the property of their parents nor the state, and they are not just people in training; They have equal status as members of the human family. A child begins his life as a completely dependent being. Children must depend on adults for the care and guidance they need to grow up to be independent. Ideally, the child's family would provide this support, but when the primary caregivers are unable to meet the child’s needs, it is up to the state as the duty bearer to find an alternative that is in the best interests of the child. Government actions, or actions, affect children more severely than any other group in society. Virtually all areas of government policy — from education to public health — affect children to one degree or another. Short-sighted policy-making processes that fail to take

Child is the father of the man

children into account also have negative consequences for the future of all members of society. Children’s views must be heard and taken into account in political processes. In general, children do not vote in elections, nor do they traditionally participate in political processes. Without special attention to children’s views—as expressed at home and at school, in communities and even in governments—their views remain unheard on many important issues that affect them now or will affect them in the future.

water and housing, and environmental pollution. The effects of disease, malnutrition and poverty threaten the future of children, and thus affect the future of the societies in which they live. The cost to society of failing to deal with children is enormous. The results of social research show that children’s early experiences strongly influence their future development. Their course of development also determines their contribution to society, or what they cost society, over the course of their lives.

Many changes in society have a disproportionate, and often negative, impact on children. The shift in family structure, globalization, climate change, the spread of digital technologies, mass migration, shifts in work patterns and the shrinking of the social welfare net have strong impacts on children. The impact of these changes can be particularly devastating in situations of armed conflict and other emergency situations. The healthy development of children is critical to the future well-being of any society. As children are growing and developing, they are especially vulnerable — more than adults — to poor living conditions such as poverty, lack of health care, nutrition, safe

I have become a father! There is no doubt that it is something that mixes feelings of happiness, enthusiasm, and a desire to give more to the family, but every now and then a man may experience some moments of doubt or even panic, and he may start asking himself whether he is ready and willing to take on this responsibility or not. As is the case with most important events in life, the first time is an important event that may be accompanied by some tension and anxiety, but we must remember that these thoughts should not control feelings, or prevent a person from living happy moments. There are many questions about

Child is the father of the man

the fears of a first-time father, such as does the husband change after giving birth? Or did my wife change after giving birth? Or what is the father’s role in achieving happiness for his children? In this article, we will answer these and other questions.

language and the use of memory and other mental skills. In fact, most of the jobs performed by humans date back to childhood. B – Extension of childhood experiences to the following stages: The experiences and experiences that children are exposed to in the early years are the basic basis for their cognitive and linguistic development.

Why do psychologists care about childhood? Psychological development scientists have studied the behavior of different types of animals and the various stages of human life, but the efforts of most of them focused on studying human development during childhood. What is the reason for paying more attention to childhood? There are several reasons that prompted them to do so, the most important of which are: A – Childhood is a stage characterized by rapid growth. Those interested in the science of psychological development were looking at the behavior of the individual and its changes in the various stages of his life, but this was characterized by difficulty sometimes and impossibility at other times. The physical level, where the child moves from a lying down and prone position to a crawling position and then walking in a short time. Or changes that occur at the level of social interactions, from the use of

The English poet “Woodwrth” expressed this effect by saying: “The child is the father,” and Freud transmitted this idea from him and made it a slogan for the school of psychoanalysis. What we receive today is what determines what we can be in the future. This is evident when observing how an adult produces long, complex sentences, and communicates with others in a symbolic manner. This ability was predetermined -in childhood -through the stages of linguistic development. C – Understanding childhood for practical uses in the field of social and educational policy. The results of behavioral laboratory studies related to the psychological process of children and their daily behaviors are invested; In community service, and the establishment

Child is the father of the man

of educational curricula. D- Research on childhood is in itself a seductive field, as the child’s organic and vocal behaviors are of interest to specialized researchers. It is not strange, then, that psychologists are attracted to studying the development of the child, his psychological and behavioral life, and understanding the dimensions of his physical, mental and social personality. All of this is a guarantee of their healthy growth, and treatment of abnormal cases that disrupt or limit their psychological and physiological development.

Ljubica Katic Poetess TONIGHT LET ME

Tonight let me touch the sky, Scatter the cloud that keeps us apart.

Tonight let me find a bird, That sometimes peeks out of the Heaven. Tonight let me turn into a star,

For on your heavenly way, I will shed light. Threads that were broken once, Gather, I might. Tonight let me into the chambers of your soul, For us to lay down together on a bed of silk. Maybe, my arms you will recognize, For tightly, they hugged you once.

Tonight let me…

Author: Ljubica Katic Split-Croatia

Christopher T. Dabrowski

An Author

- How do I explain it? - Linda fell silent. - OK, look, the Earth has only ever incarnated thousands souls, and the number of people's increasing.

- Well, yes, there are eight billion of us.

- That's why there are more people per soul.

- Is that possible?

- Yes. And now the most important thing. You, I, my sister, our parents, Aunt Louisa...

- Yeah?

- We all share one soul only in different bodies.

I nodded my head and grinned. From then on our sex was spoilt.

Six months later, we divorced.

For the rest of our lives, we missed each other and our loved ones...

Christopher T. Dabrowski

Translated by: Julia Mraczny

Francesco Favetta Poet I Italy (Sicily)

Decided without fear!

Step by step if there is no end dressed as a protagonist this warrior heart his courage will scream to the moon and the stars. Light inside the veins respect and will to live feed my every thought enchantment in the eyes and voice never tired they shake my blood. Decided without fear imprint in the ground my footsteps as a man while my life like a saber never fear the dark. My skin becomes red the fire inflames the face hands are companions together with my mouth than like a volcano explodes the truths and reasons.

©

Francesco Favetta

Ljubica Katić Poetess Magical Power

I have one magical power, Displayed only in the night hours. While they are asleep, my mother and my father, I keep watch over them, as well as my brother.

I have one magical power, In the quiet night hours, With the stars, to confabulate, To write, to learn, and to create.

My power is so strong; I'm not showing off, don't get me wrong. But when things get clamped, I solve the matter, Like Aladdin with his lamp.

Author: Ljubica Katić Split-Croatia

Jakhongir NOMOZOV Poetess The world

The world goes round and round, The clock miles spin non-stop. Is it really true that I found? Have I really passed through these roads?

I haven't reached my destination yet, My roads are still to be continued. Have mercy on me, oh, my dear Lord, Let me take deep breath once more...

I'm swimming in the seas of life, Wind, lift my sails to heavens. My hope is the stars of my fate, Sun, caress my shoulders, I am here.

Both patience and salvation are all Yours, Well, let the agitations get my soul. You make bright and make prosperous, My tomorrows after this world, after all…

Gulnara Kakhorova International

Poetess

Drawings of night

Night begins to spread over the sky, Its royal black and silk scarf. Whose hair is long in the moonlight, Evening breezes sing a song so sad.

Dark night, quiet and silent, A bunch of stars are over his head. Shining stars riding white duns, Which are running with a cloudy mane.

The moon shines in the breast of night, Starry sky flutters over and over. There is no such beauty in the day, The artist is Lord, the only creator.

A calm river--or a silver mirror The moon watches its reflection. Dancing in the scene of reflection, Mermaids over the waves of tension.

Being attracted by its own beauty, Falling asleep slowly quiet night. It's like caressing the night braids, As if dreaming about pretty day...

by: Maftuna CHILMURZAEVA

Gulnara Kakhorova Translated

Sorry…

I’m studying in the big city, dear. Oh, mum, I’m really having fun! Yes, there’s no shortages here Because the capital’s the only one.

Maftuna Chilmurzaeva

International Poetess

The tarmac shines beneath my heels; There’s no messy soil to fight.

That pain in my hands – I no longer feel. And the moon shines a different light.

Wide-eyed, I crane my neck to see Huge buildings soaring everywhere.

My mind races, crazy, free; And I won’t wear mascara, I swear.

‘Be modern”, I say, and loosen my hair But the wind sweeps it up and away As if it is anxious to be back there In the village it misses every day.

Wide-eyed, I crick my neck to see Snooty people soaring everywhere. My mind races, crazy, free; I don’t know myself now, I swear.

I’m studying in the big city, dear. But, mum, I’m not really having fun! When I try to write poems here… No peace nor time for even one.

All the roads are hard and gritty But I still smell your scent, dear Soil. There is someone in this cold city Who loves you forever, forever, dear soil.

HONG NGOC CHAU Poetess

Gratitude To Parents

At my heart bottom, I want to write about dad Only afraid of lack of silky verses making him glad Hard to describe the dad’s emotional love Not yet said "I love dad" as needed enough

My dad ardent love warmed up my life and Quietly cares of his children in homeland Every second of nostalgia, every silver hair strand In the course of time, I could understand

By the most perfect love with his own way When I was beside him or far away The dad example of responsible for the children My dad's care was still sufficient and ardent

Dad was the fulcrum as a family pillar Being strenuous in earning a living as ever He still prepared the part of the knowledge For his children’s schooling to be educated

Gratitude To Parents

Frequently remind us of studying to take Forgiving us when we made mistakes In our social communication

From society to our relative in action

As well as each child body must be healthy Step by step our parent instructed clearly About early sunshine, evening rain, cold wind For curing, Western medicine or Chinese one they find

For my age of marriage, they're almost ready Almost ready to support me to realize, you see A warm and happy family has been building They had glad feelings to see my wedding

Dad’s merit is as high as a mountain Mom's grace is as vast as an ocean How can we compensate for their merit? Where is our origin? – We were born indeed

We have dad, mom, and grandparent How lucky we are under this firmament Remembering our ancestors we live living art Never forget the Creator from our deep heart

Never forget ethics to properly deal Our action suits to humanness, God’s will It means the earth is mom, heaven is the dad That’ll orient right our life toward bliss gate

In addition to filial piety toward our parent Do not make anything wrong in existence Don’t make our parent involve ill fame in return In order that our filial piety will be fully sufficient

The truth here is to live in noble-minded life We’ll be happier with our compassionate mind Our faith will bring us rewards more or less Our joyfulness comes from our goodness

H.R.H. H.E. Pangeran

Prince Love YM Dato Rdo. Sri Academician Amb. Prof. Dr. Kt Exp. LM GM Genius Ivan Ga ć ina

Ivan Gać

ina

International Poet

(Im)Perfect Poetry

Can heavenly poetry without vocals and syntax survive in the future and be lyrical if it is written at the magical angle of parallax or will it unconditionally remain satirical?

How would it sound like without ellipses, deep feelings and elisions, could it survive the war of false apocalypses and become a deep forest of someone’s visions?

Maybe it would be sweeter than French wines, and to children tastier than marmalade, or it would snake down a serpentine road to dive into a lemonade ocean.

Maybe it needs an alliteration whose consonants are harmonized by fantast or it would be embellished by lyrical imagination, its fiery phantasmagoric contrast.

Could it sail through worldly duality if it were decorated with wreaths of metaphors and ellipses, and could it survive the critical brutality if it broke through between the winged eclipses?

Maid Corbic International

Poet

Children Are Special And Growing Up

I am especially happy. because I grew up in the area Which study gives me life It is not easy at all.

I know that it's my time. was created only to be like that as I create I know that love and growing up with the hour of milk give my significance and meaning that life was great

I am already growing up in this environment. which is radically special and I study every day. that life is precious and my childhood

where I played with everyone in the street. was the main man for the girls. It's just a thorn in the side. It because I'm not a child anymore!

HONG NGOC CHAU

Poetess GRATITUDE TO PARENTS

At my heart bottom, I want to write about dad

Only afraid of lack of silky verses making him glad Hard to describe the dad’s emotional love Not yet said "I love dad" as needed enough

My dad ardent love warmed up my life and Quietly cares of his children in homeland

Every second of nostalgia, every silver hair strand

In the course of time, I could understand

By the most perfect love with his own way

When I was beside him or far away The dad example of responsible for the children

My dad's care was still sufficient and ardent

Dad was the fulcrum as a family pillar Being strenuous in earning a living as ever He still prepared the part of the knowledge

For his children’s schooling to be educated

Frequently remind us of studying to take

Forgiving us when we made mistakes

In our social communication

From society to our relative in action

As well as each child body must be healthy Step by step our parent instructed clearly

About early sunshine, evening rain, cold wind

For curing, Western medicine or Chinese one they find

GRATITUDE TO PARENTS

For my age of marriage, they're almost ready Almost ready to support me to realize, you see A warm and happy family has been building They had glad feelings to see my wedding

Dad’s merit is as high as a mountain Mom's grace is as vast as an ocean How can we compensate for their merit? Where is our origin? – We were born indeed

We have dad, mom, and grandparent How lucky we are under this firmament

Remembering our ancestors we live living art Never forget the Creator from our deep heart

Never forget ethics to properly deal

Our action suits to humanness, God’s will

It means the earth is mom, heaven is the dad That’ll orient right our life toward bliss gate

In addition to filial piety toward our parent Do not make anything wrong in existence Don’t make our parent involve ill fame in return In order that our filial piety will be fully sufficient

The truth here is to live in noble-minded life We’ll be happier with our compassionate mind Our faith will bring us rewards more or less Our joyfulness comes from our goodness