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Santh Kabir by Dr. Nandini Sahu 
Kabir was the great spiritual educator of the fifteenth century. There was a divergence between two enormous religions – Hinduism and Islam. Kabir endeavored to convey both of them closer to each other by condemning the futile custom and traditions of both and by sermonizing the definitive objectives of both religions mutually as one and indistinguishable. He was not a follower of Rama who, according to him, is an embodiment of Vishnu. His ‘Rama’ was not diverse from the ‘Rahim’ of the Muslims. His more realistic teachings strain the austere ethical demeanor and disprove illogical values. In his love and allegiance ... Read On

Shaolin by Ramendra Kumar 

“Woh kaata!” the shout rang out clear, piercing the lazy winter afternoon air. Johnny, who had been dozing, jumped up. The shout was like music to his hears. It meant only one thing – a kite’s string had been ‘cut’ and it was now sailing away just waiting to be ‘looted’. Johnny set off looking at the sky for any sign of the kite. After twenty meters or so of running he saw it sailing away quite fast towards the biscuit factory. Read On

Poems
My Mom by Subhankar Sharma 
Thank God by Parthasarathi 

Green Tea – The New Health Drink
by Dr. Anjana Maitra
   

An ancient Chinese proverb goes thus – “Better to be deprived of food for three days than tea for one”. Of the three major beverages of the world – tea, coffee and cocoa – tea is the most popular. Tea has a long and ancient history and has been associated with man since time immemorial. China is known as the homeland of tea. India and China are probably the first countries to cultivate tea. Read On

The IGNOU Bus by Moumita Das

“So what are you having for today’s party in the bus?” asked Jyoti to Monisha one fine morning over the mobile. Monisha had always interesting things to say about the activities in the bus and the lives of its daily passengers (the passengers liked to call themselves members of the bus). Jyoti had been once a member of the bus and was missing the parties in the bus and also its members. “Let me see”, replied Monisha ... Read On

Animal Fundas by Aniket Kumar 

Rural India an Artwork by Swadha Mohanty

From the Recent Past Issues
Combat Forgetfulness: Train Your Brain by Dr. Anjana Maitra
A Genius Beyond Time and Space: Einstein by GP Verma
Sridevi Ka Anda by Ramendra Kumar   
Animal Fundas by Aniket Kumar 
Tweety an Artwork by Swadha Mohanty
Save the Vulture: Save the Ecosystem A School Project
Here Comes the Wolf – A Huffing and a Puffing by Sujata C 
Folk of the Faraway Tree by Anush Joshi
Horton Hatches The Egg by Aara Sheth
Jack and the Beanstalk by Raj Mehta 
The Blue Umbrella by Yash Khurana
The Princess With the Longest Hair by Tammana Mohta
Vishnu’s Favorite Devotee by Sujata C
Aim and Shoot by Ramendra Kumar
Butterfly – Poems on a Theme 
Face to Face with Tapas Guha by Swapna Dutta
The Inventor with the Impediment by GP Verma 
There is No King as God by Ramendra Kumar
The Caterpillar’s Voice by Sujata C 
Twisting Tales - III
  • Sour Grapes? Not Anymore by Shubham Bajaj
  • The Faithful Mongoose by Khushi 
  • ‘The Sour Grapes’ changed to ‘The Sweet Grapes’ by Anush
  • Three Billy Goats Gruff by Yash
Walls by Shernaz Wadia
 
A Dream by Parthasarathi
Coconut - The Wonder Food by Dr. Anjana Maitra
Panini by Dr. Nandini Sahu 

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The Road Less Travelled :
An interview with Tabita by Ankita Kumar 
Challenging the status quo is never easy. In today's world where most people are rodents running a race to no where there are some brave young minds and hearts who take the road less traveled. One such bright, vibrant and passionate young lady is Tabita Kurien. She is following hear heart's call and doing it with panache. Read On

To Sell a Donkey:
A Cambodian Folktale retold by Sujata C

Long ago, there was a man named Khek who lived with his son. He had a donkey to sell. They had to go to market in the next village to get a good price.  Since the village was far they decided to carry the donkey so that it be would fresh and active when they reached the village. Read On
 

 

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