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.

Pondering Over Short Story – The Man with The Scar by W. S. Maugham

The author reflects on waking up and reading Maugham's "The Man with the Scar," expressing admiration for Maugham's storytelling mastery. The analysis delves into character motivations, particularly the General's complex love and decisions. The narrative's ambiguity and nonchalance evoke mixed feelings, highlighting the emotional scars left on readers.

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.