Who do you spend the most time with? – Daily Prompt 1962 Books are my BFF and I spend all my time with stories told in books, audio, kindle, and Asian shows.
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Artist Statement Revisited from 2010
CNF about School Library and my Artist Statement visit back to 2010 ESL Summer course.
The Koels Residing in the Wood Apple Tree
The backyard Wood Apple Tree resident bird and it's musical male cry a daily symphony during early spring to late summer!
Home Version Tea Ceremony and Chai-Latte Nirvana
During the process to the finished product it is like being bombarded by countless energy of joy. Finding that wonderful balance has always been the goal of life and tough situation. Sometimes reflecting alone is enough joy in Chai-making.
Indian Movies and Musical – Synonyms!
Indian Movies are always musical unless you are aiming for Art movies even there music exists but not commercial movies level.
Disappearing Breed of Family Doctors
The vanishing breed of Family Doctors. A rushed noble profession at best now. Our family doctor had his unique way to cure ailments and bring in well-being
Drama Review | Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? | Hindi
The author's careful selections of shows based on curiosity and storyline, favoured "Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon?" for its unique language and character development. The series explores middle-class life and modern relationships within societal boundaries. The show's engaging elements, such as language play and ethical themes, captured the author's interest, despite a lengthy run.
Healthy Life of Full Circle Recycling! Pratham Books Champions 2018
The featured book for the Pratham Books Champions Programme 2018 was A Cloud of Trash, written by Karanjeet Kaur and illustrated by Bhavana Vyas Vipparthi. I enrolled late that year, with barely two weeks to go, but once I held the book in my hands, I knew I had to take part. The story was … Continue reading Healthy Life of Full Circle Recycling! Pratham Books Champions 2018
Pratham Books Champions Programme 2017
The author reflects on their experience with the Pratham Books Champions initiative in 2017, which encouraged storytelling among children. The event featured the book Kottavi Raja and His Sleepy Kingdom, sparking enthusiastic engagement and dialogues among children. This experience reinforced the notion that storytelling is a shared, interactive journey rather than a one-way transmission.
My Numero Uno Pratham’s Champions Programme of 2015
The author reflects on their journey with Pratham Books, starting with their involvement as a Reading Champion. They recount their excitement for the Champions Programme and describe organizing a reading session at a school, which turned into a lively performance. The experience deepened their commitment to fostering children's love for reading.
Itinerant Storyteller 