Every year, on September 5th we set aside a special day to honour the extraordinary individuals who have a significant influence on our lives: teachers. The purpose of this day is to appreciate those who devote their lives to teaching and inspiring future generations of students. Teachers' day is not...
Raksha bandhan: Where Siblings Show Their Love with Ties and Tangles!
Syed HasanAug 26, '23
Have you ever watched a Bollywood movie and felt a deep resonance with the sibling relationships portrayed on screen? Raksha Bandhan ( bond of protection), the cherished Indian festival, mirrors the profound connection between brothers and sisters that we often see depicted in these films. Also known as Rakhi, it...
Onam: Celebrating Kerala's Rich Cultural Heritage
Madan KumarAug 24, '23
Onam is a traditional harvest festival celebrated predominantly in the south Indian state of Kerala. It is one of the most important cultural occasions in the area and is very significant from a religious and historical standpoint. Onam is a show of cultural legacy, from boat races to the ornate...
United for Humanity: Observing World Humanitarian Day
Syed HasanAug 21, '23
Every year on August 19, there is a meaningful celebration known as World Humanitarian Day to recognise and honour those who devote themselves to lessen the suffering of others. It acknowledges the relentless efforts of those who put their lives in danger to help those in need, frequently in hazardous...
