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By Akanksha Shukla Emotions remain one of the most misunderstood forces within the human experience. Few truly comprehend the magnitude of their power — how destructive they can be, how devastatingly they can shatter the heart, or how deeply they can drag a person into the abyss of their own intensity. Emotions have the capacity to turn a soul into a landscape of numbness — a body that remembers how to cry but can no longer summon tears. Eyes that once burned with desperate m

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By Urvashi Srivastava Born as a Gen-Z , brought up with millennials is tough in this era. The Gen-Z is the most straightforward and the most spoiled of all. I won’t say are truly at fault , me being one of them, I believe we are just not ready to be adults yet. Looks like the time has fast forwarded itself than before. We were the kids learning to ride a bicycle yesterday, trying to learn coding today, we were the kids trying to improve our handwriting yesterday only to reali

By Urvashi Srivastava We talk about different forms of love. Some even say that its hard to find a true love in this generation. But no one talks about the woman who gave them all the affection one’s heart could ever hold. I believe mothers are the strongest of all. She is gentle , yet powerful. A mother can go beyond her capabilities when it comes to her child.  Her emotions are not expressed by words, but with silent gestures that makes our houses feel like home. Her love i

By Kripa Nostalgia is a seductive liar. Time may fly, but those gifted memories can never be carried away with the former. Our thoughts and decisions, at times, can also be as "wisely foolish" as our expectations of becoming bigger soon, during the tender age. The memory lanes of different people would be different from each other. But, all I can swear, still, is that, as a proper 90's kid, most of them (who, in fact, have turned into matured "young and smart adults") will be

By Ritesh Shirpurkar    Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s achievements are as such extra-ordinary, if all the tales of his valour are recollected. The decisive victory over Afzal Khan, the escape from Panhala, the surprise night attack on Shaista Khan, the Mughal viceroy of Deccan and the loot of Surat being a few and important such instances.       By their very nature, these acts were extra-ordinary, there being no parallel in the then contemporary India. All these acts of valo

By Ritesh Shirpurkar (The battle of Pratapgad* – year 1659 C.E.) His military career when still in its infancy, Shivaji faced a challenge that may have intimidated even the mighty. For Bijapur sent forth a general, Brave, cruel and manipulative, with an army of ten thousand. To crush Shivaji’s fledgling career, To nip the rise of a new power in its bud. Afzal Khan came with a reputation so strong, That provinces shrank to stand against him tall. He did not do any injustice to

By Ritesh Shirpurkar (On Shahista Khan losing his fingers and his prestige - year 1664 C.E.) The monsoon had set in furiously that year, And all military action ceased to appear... Or so thought Shahista Khan, The Amir-Ul-Umra* of the Mughal clan. Aurangzeb’s own uncle, and brother of Mumtaz Mahal. Also, the chief of Deccan # , Appointed to beat Shivaji’s rising aspirations. With rains pouring in heavily that year, He settled down with his whole army in Poona’s Lal Mahal $ .

By Ritesh Shirpurkar (Baji Prabhu’s defence at Pawankhind to let Shivaji reach Vishalgad-1660 C.E. # ) His Master was in a fix, In the midst of a daring retreat, The enemy doggedly on his heels, Reaching Vishalgad + still quite a deal. Baji** too read the scene, As clear as a river stream. To his Master he tried to convince, Give me 300 and I will hold the enemy still. His Master said it is madness, A few hundred against thousands is not at all a done deal. There will be a lo

By Arvind Dewangan Mentoring is a transformative practice that creates a profound impact on individuals of all ages. From young children in primary school to college students preparing for professional life, mentoring offers guidance, emotional support, and motivation. It is not merely about teaching; it is about nurturing growth, building confidence, and empowering mentees to reach their potential. In this article, we explore the power of mentoring, its examples in different

By Ridhima Bhagawati Here I am, at my desk in the dead of the night. My joints ache from a day of youthful labour. After running all day long on six hours of sleep, juicing oneself with constant information; creaking out page after page of accounts, records, and tracks and wounding up one's internal engine over and over again to the point of vehicular exhaust, the last thing one wants to do is sit at a desk and write. When all one feels is mounds of fatigue, writing about lov

By Ridhima Bhagawati Franz Xaver Kappus was young when he wrote to Rainer Maria Rilke in 1902. 10 letters were written by Rilke addressed to Kappus, which were later published by the latter under the title: “Letters to a Young Poet”. A fitting title. It is a book precisely for young poets to lose and find themselves among its pages. Lewis Hyde says, in the introductory passage of the book: “The letters to a young poet are Rilke’s prayers.” Perhaps, they are in service of call

By Aman Sonam Come to think of it , life is all about the journey and the abundance of memories we create while we're at it - be it good, bad, or mediocre. It is what it is. Being successful is one thing, but doing it the right way is another. Each one of us is born into different social backgrounds, which indeed take away and restrict some paths on our way to success. But hey, take a nice look at it again -  this is inclusive even to the wealthy ones, isn't it? On simpler no

By Dr Er Ratnesh Gupta Title: “Enhancing Engineering Education Through an Integrated ITI Industrial Training Model in India” --- Abstract Engineering education in India predominantly emphasizes theoretical knowledge over hands-on skills, resulting in graduates who may be academically strong but lack practical competence. This paper presents an Integrated Engineering–ITI Industrial Training Model, combining a 4-year engineering curriculum with a 1-year supervised internship at

By Dr Er Ratnesh Gupta Attention: Dear Future IITians The IIT-JEE requires the best and most creative minds of our nation — the cream of young intellects who can lead the world. Please note these important points: 1. It is not necessary to study the entire syllabus, but your concepts must be clear. 2. Your comprehension, composition, and logical ability should be at least average. At the high school level, your aggregate marks in Hindi and English should be a minimum of 60%.

By Ravi Ranjan Kumar हमारा एम एल ए कैसा हो यह विषय हर्षोल्लास  का होना चाहिए किंतु ये एक चिंता का विषय है और चिंता करना हमारे डीएनए में है।  "भारत ने इजरायल पर ईरान के हमले पर गहरी चिंता जताई है अभी चिंता की गहराई नापी जा रही है, जब नप जावेगी तो बताएंगे। फिलहाल के लिए हमारा विदेश मंत्रालय बयान जारी कर देती है की हम इजरायल और ईरान के बीच बढ़ती शत्रुता से चिंतित हैं, जिससे क्षेत्र में शांति और सुरक्षा को खतरा हो गया है। हम तत्काल प्रभाव को कम करने, संयम बरतने, हिंसा से पीछे हटन

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