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It’s Okay to Not Be Okay: Why Students’ Mental Health Deserves More Attention : In India, college students often face immense academic pressure, social challenges, and personal transitions, making mental health a critical concern. It’s essential for students to embrace the mantra: “Mental Health is My Priority.” Recognizing that “It’s okay to not be okay”…
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YDC Decennial 2025: Reflecting on 10 Years of Cooperative Excellence : In 2025, YDC Mutually Aided Cooperative Credit Society Limited marked its decade of service (2015–2025) with heartfelt celebrations. All members gathered in unity and gratitude to honor the society’s journey. The event was deeply emotional as the society remembered the invaluable contributions of Late…
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At Vijaya High School in AS Rao Nagar, Hyderabad, students enthusiastically celebrate Bathukamma Pooja & Cultural Fest with vibrant colors, traditions, and joy. The event spotlights school children—especially girls—who dress in traditional langa voni (half-sari) attire, symbolizing Durga Maa Kanya Pooja. They carry their beautifully decorated Bathukammas (stacked flower arrangements) and walk in circles, dancing…
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Spinning Joy: Dandiya Nights Filled with Family, Friends, and Festive Beats : Dandiya is a refreshing and vibrant folk dance that originated in Gujarat, India. It is performed with decorated sticks called “Dandiya” in Hindi or Gujarati. During the dance, men, women, kids, friends, and family members come together to enjoy the rhythm, moving in…
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Unfolding the Symbolism of Tangedu Flowers in Bathukamma : Bathukamma is a vibrant floral festival that represents the cultural pride of Telangana. Celebrated mainly by women, it honors Goddess Gauri with beautiful arrangements of seasonal flowers. The festival lasts for nine days, usually in September or October, culminating on Saddula Bathukamma. During the celebrations, women…
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How the Road Safety Expo is Changing the Way We Drive : The Road Safety Expo is a powerful event aiming to educate everyone about safe driving. By featuring interactive sessions, engaging demonstrations, and real-life stories, the expo encourages conscious driving habits. It shines a spotlight on essential practices—like looking both ways, respecting pedestrians, and…
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When Butter Meets Wisdom – A Unique Janmashtami at Serenity High : Serenity High School, Nagaram not only focuses on academics but also helps children understand Krishna Leela and its significance in daily life. As part of Janmashtami celebrations, students joyfully participated in activities that brought Lord Krishna’s playful and loving actions to life. Krishna…
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Little Fingers, Great Music: Piano Magic for Independence Day : Karomi Pre School’s Independence Day celebration was filled with pride, joy, and a sense of unity as a cute little girl played soulful melodies on the piano, performing patriotic favourites like “Bharat Humko Jaan Se Pyaara Hai,” “Hum Honge Kaamyab Ek Din,” “Roja,” and other…
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Why Raksha Bandhan Is More Than Just a Thread – A Festival of Love : Raksha Bandhan, also known as Rakhi Pournami, is a significant festival in Bharat (India) that celebrates the special bond between brothers and sisters. From North to South India, the spirit of this festival unites people across all regions and communities….
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Driving With Kids? Know These Child Safety Rules in India : Child safety in cars is one of the most underrated aspects of road awareness in India. Children below 12 years of age should always be seated in the back seat and secured with a proper child safety seat or booster along with a seat…
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