In this issue

The Parsis of India, Independent India: The New Challenges, Folk Dances Of India, Online Education: Crisis Or Opportunity, Stop Underestimating Yourself And Succeed, Fly By Midnight, Overcoming The Downs Of Life, Happiness Is Your Inheritance, Everton Weekes: Fall Of The Last (W)icket, Covid-19 Makes Indian Youth Smarter, Training In The Woods: A Career In The Indian Forest Service, Photo Pik, DYK, Poets & Poetry and more!

Independent India

The New Challenges

5 mins

Teenagers & Artificial Intelligence

Dr Shaison P. Ouseph, award-winning documentary filmmaker and course head of Film, Television and Digital Production, St Xavier’s College, Mumbai, represented India at the 3rd International Youth Summit 2020 (online), conducted recently by Workplace Skills Development Academy, New Zealand. Forty representatives from different countries participated in the Youth Summit. Dr Shaison spoke on ‘Youth and Artificial Intelligence’.

4 mins

Stop underestimating yourself and succeed!

There is no denying the fact that everyone in the world so intensely desires to be successful and renowned — a pretty human and natural trait.

4 mins

Online Education: Crisis or Opportunity?

The Covid-19 pandemic has radically changed the face of education. Online learning is by far the most compelling alternative which ensures physical distancing and safe learning in a home-based environment.

7 mins

THE PARSIS OF INDIA

If you have a Parsi friend, chances are you fondly call him Bawa or her Bawi. Bawa or Bawi contribute to your friends’ circle with naughty jokes, warm hugs, a great appetite and plenty of good food.

9 mins

Folk dances of India

India is acclaimed internationally for its rich cultural heritage which is being maintained for centuries together, and is known for its unity in diversity, as we have several States with varied traditions and customs which have been practised for generations.

4 mins

Happiness is your inheritance!

If I ask any one of you, what is the one thing that you ultimately want in life, I take it for granted that your answer is going to be, happiness.

5 mins

EVERTON WEEKES

Fall of the last W(icket)

3 mins

Covid-19 - Makes India's Youth Smarter!

Within days of imposition of the lockdown to contain the Corona virus, hundreds of millions of migrant workers packed up and set off for faraway home, trekking, often by foot, side by side, at unsafe social distances.

4 mins

Training in the Woods

A career in the Indian Forest Service

4 mins

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