Children Archives - Page 10 of 38

February 4, 2020
Shernaz Wadia
Cover Story, Education & Career, Religion

Secularism in Deed: None of us were Converted in a Convent

Shernaz WadiaTo Shernaz Wadia, reading and writing poems has been one of the means to embark on an inward journey. She hopes her words will bring peace, hope and...

November 14, 2019
Dr. Navodita Pande
Human Rights, Mass Media

Children’s Media: Perspectives on Child Rights

Dr. Navodita PandeNavodita Pande teaches Mass Media and Communication and English to ICSE/ISC school in Assam. She also trains students in Yoga, gratitude and healing. She loves to paint,...

November 12, 2019
Siddhanjan Ray Chaudhuri
Poem

Thought

Siddhanjan Ray ChaudhuriSiddhanjan, an Engineer by education and a social entrepreneur loves to write from his childhood. The writings are more of what he sees around, trying to depict...

June 15, 2019
Rohini KB Reddy
Parenting

Who is More Important!

Rohini KB ReddyRohini KB Reddy, an MBA in HR, possess 10 years of rich experience in Corporate HR. Her first book ‘A Little Girl and Her Big World’ is...

April 13, 2019
Rohini KB Reddy
Parenting, Relationship & Lifestyle

…And She Said, ‘I am Busy’

Rohini KB ReddyRohini KB Reddy, an MBA in HR, possess 10 years of rich experience in Corporate HR. Her first book ‘A Little Girl and Her Big World’ is...

February 22, 2019
Vandita Dharni
Literature, Poem

Vandita DharniVandita Dharni is a merit holder, in post-graduation, in English, from Allahabad University. She also has doctorate degree. She has submitted articles, poems and short stories that have...

February 19, 2019
Soumya Mukherjee
Literature, Humor

A School in the Woods

Soumya MukherjeeSoumya Mukherjee is an alumnus of St Stephens College and Delhi School of Economics. He earns his daily bread by working for a PSU Insurance company, and lectures...

September 27, 2018
Sreelata Menon
Cover Story, People, Place, Politics

South Sudan: A Country in Perpetual Turmoil

Salva Kiir Mayardit took oath as the first president of the Republic that day in 2011, the new nation not only gratefully savored its first moments of independence from...

September 23, 2018
Michele Baron
Cover Story, Special Feature, Travel & Food

tea, salt, and teranga

Not all salt harvesters are held in equal esteem. As in many economically-challenged zones across the world, outside Dakar, in the shallow basin of Senegal’s Lac Rose, salt workers...

September 22, 2018
Jared Akama Onyari
Crime, Environment, Health, Special Feature

Dandora Dumpsite is a Bedroom for the Urban Poor in Nairobi

Dandora is the biggest dumpsite in Nairobi, an estate littered with dirt and overflowing sewers pouring into the drainage system. For most though, it is the high level of...