Sabari Nath 
All of us would have seen, read, or heard Gulliver’s Travels and the terms coined from the novel like Lilliput. Mostly, we would’ve read it during our childhood. The novel has been shortened, simplified, and used as short stories in school curriculums worldwide. It has … (Continue Reading)
Children are born as true scientists. They are not afraid of asking silly questions. Of course, they might sound “silly” to us grown-ups. But that evolutionary instinct of pursuing after knowledge – be it elementary or complicated – has brought us humans to the top … (Continue Reading)
When you ask kids about their ambition, you will be flooded with multiple exciting replies. Apart from the regular essential career choices in medicine or engineering, I am sure you might get amusing and out-of-the-box answers too. And if you ask the same question the … (Continue Reading)
Parents are always eager to introduce their kids to new activities – both physical and mental. There is no denying that physical activities like swimming or cycling have remarkable health benefits. But, the mental health of a child is equally important. In the modernized digital … (Continue Reading)
Is there a god? Is there any “higher power”? That’s a question that has kept many wise men conflicted throughout history. Philosophers and monks, kings and politicians, and scholars and common people will have an answer to it (not necessarily confident). Many try to stay … (Continue Reading)
Humans – an exciting species! We are unique animals. We have a sixth sense by which we are able to think. Our history is special (or that’s how we think). But wait, whose version of Human history am I talking about? All of us might’ve … (Continue Reading)