RASA, founded by Dr. Ambika Kameshwar in 1989, empowers children with special needs through Theatre Arts for Holistic Development. My experience there revealed a warm, inclusive environment where every child participates regardless of ability. The annual report highlighted the initiative's growth post-pandemic, celebrating the joy and creativity of its students.
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Roars and Flutters of Pratham Stories – PRC 2025
This year, I engaged in one-on-one storytelling sessions for Pratham Reading Champions, starting with my niece and expanding to other children. We explored two books: "Surki and Tirki," focusing on friendship, and "I Am Not a Cat," which emphasises quiet strength. Both stories sparked laughter, debates, and deeper conversations. Such experiences remind me of the magic of storytelling in nurturing young minds.
Overthinking Generation Pre- and Post- 20th Century
The content discusses various generations' characteristics, influences, and spending habits, beginning with the Silent Generation, which values hard work and loyalty. Following are Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, Generation Z, and Generation Alpha, each with distinct traits shaped by historical events. Understanding these generational differences enhances appreciation of societal dynamics and highlights literature's role in reflecting real-life narratives through compelling characters.
Lessons from My First Red Heeled Sandals
The writer reminisces about purchasing durable school shoes at a Bata store with her mother, later opting for more practical footwear. She reflects on the significance of comfort and personal identity in footwear choice, ultimately valuing being comfortable in her own shoes and personality. The red heels symbolize a phase of identity exploration.
WP-DP| 2159 – When Am I most Happy?
I share a deep love for stories, finding joy and identity in reading. I would like to stress that the power of storytelling lead to offer empathy, understanding, and personal growth. They express a desire to read widely and in multiple languages, recognising the profound impact of literature on the life around the reader and the worldviews that can be gathered from it.
Soup, Soup, Beautifoool Soup!
WritingPrompt#2063 about epic cooking failures. I recount two epic cooking fails that occurred during college. A failed soup and burnt side dish were the tip of my mountain of cooking failures. I became more determined to never mix cooking with phone calls and avoid asking for recipes when needed.
Japanese Series | Work-Life-Passion Balancing Act!
Chai and Gupshup about the Japanese Drama "I'm Taking a Day Off" My Take and Quirks.
Marriage and Moi! Seriously!
Daily Prompt#2081 on the shifting perception of relationships and marriage, from the childhood through the twenties and into the fifties. However, an unsuccessful arranged marriage and a hurting divorce led to a nuanced understanding of relationships as a solo traveler.
Newsletter – Last Week’s Today
Newsletter Vol 1- Issue 2 Cafe Coffee Day, What makes me laugh? Nonsense Poem 2
Newsletter – Last Week’s Today!
First Online Newsletter about Sunday Magazine and the Poetic nonsense.
