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 The Third Wave First and second wave of covid-19 caused a massive destruction in India. The second one is more vulnerable. India has been hit by a huge second coronavirus' wave. India's surge in cases began around mid-March and increased rapidly reaching a peak of more than 400,000 infections in a single day. Deaths is 24 hours never crossed the number of 1,500 during the first-wave but in the second-wave the numer of fatalities is at its peak. India failed to plan and manage adequately for the second-wave. Health authorities and experts are now routinely warning people of the possibility of a third-wave. The first and second wave infected all age-groups except children (below 18) but the authorities and experts predicted that the third-wave could be vulnerable for children. However, this is not something that can be predicted. Still it is important to take care of your health because 'Health is wealth.' Effective ways to protect yourself and others: It is very importa...

In India, most of the festivals give us a message of the victory of good over evil in one way or the other, but the most important festival that marks this victory is Dussehra. It is celebrated exactly 20 days before Diwali. According to the Hindu calendar,  Dussehra or Vijaya Dashmi is celebrated across the country on the 10th day of the bright fortnight of the month of Ashwin. Dussehra, is one of the most note worthy Indian festivals. This festival is celebrated to commemorate the victory of Lord Rama over the demon Ravana.  This holy festival is the occasion to hold in the highest regards, the virtues of Lord Rama, who is believed to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu (The ‘Presever’ god in Hindu Trinity).  Dussehra strengthens the vows of devotees to follow the path and deeds of Lord Rama. Dussehra, predominantly a North Indian festival, is celebrated with great fervour and fanfare. It incorporates Ram Leela, a gala theatrical enactment of Rama’s life stories and tales...

       ‘Ahimsa Paramo Dharma’ is a Sanskrit phrase. Where ‘ Ahimsa’ means ‘von-violence’ , ‘ Paramo’ ‘topmost, and supreme’ , and ‘ Dharma’ is ‘duty ’. The phrase describes that non-violence is the top most duty.       It is the time where people are becoming angry, and impatient due to their wrong lifestyle and imbalanced diet. The numbers of non-violence incidents are increasing day by day, then it is very important to bring non-violence in our daily life.   ·        Mahatmas on Non-Violence     Mahatma Gandhi was the prominent supporter of ‘Non-Violence’. he used his non-violent technique on behalf of his countrymen in South Africa and India. He described non-violence as a weapon by which you can protest.      Another leader of non-violence is Mahatma Buddha . Buddhism teaches us non-violence towards others living things is contrary to the teachings of Buddha. ...

     The internet opens up a whole world of Information and social networking revenues. Most of you may not be aware that there are certain good practices' to be followed in this virtual world just as one would in the real world. The World Wide Web is infested with impersonators and fraudulent activities. Therefore you need to observe certain online safety rules! • You are never anonymous on the internet although it might feel that way. Your activities need to conform to rules that are valid for your personal behaviour in your society. • Deal with strangers on the internet exactly the way you would with a stranger in the real world. • Be alert and inform your parents if someone or something on the Internet makes you feel uncomfortable. • Never ever give out personal information. Always consult your parents if you need to fill in details like phone numbers, house address, etc. • Do not assume that a person you meet on a networking site 'is' what he or she claims to be...

Keep Your Worries Away      Since the outbreak of COVID-19, everyday, every hour, and every minute, we are flooded with news regarding deaths due to the deadly virus. Due to the Corona Virus, there are a lot of worries and tensions among people regarding their lives.      There moreover, are no schools, group entertainments, social gatherings or outings, to keep us engaged. Most of us remain confined to our homes, and we go on worrying about the situation. Does worrying make the situation any better? No, it only makes the situation worse.                   Remember, worry is, and always will be, a fatal disease. of the heart. Therefore, release the regrets of yesterday, refuse the fears of tomorrow, and receive the peace of today.  "Every cloud has a silver lining." Read good books, watch inspirational videos, learn new lessons, and develop your skills. Always be engaged. Be playful, and pr...

Importance of Mentorship in a Student’s Life        A student faces a phase in life when he is unable to take decision about his career. A student doesn’t know his interests, where he chooses the wrong career for himself and have to repent throughout the life. He is in a state of confusion while choosing his right career, this is why because there is a lack of mentorship in his life, which can help him or show the right way towards the success .      A mentor helps student to have a system of support in his personal and professional life. A mentor is an experienced and a trusted advisor. A student needs mentoring to get a path in life according to their interests. As there are many examples of mentorship in 'Mahabharat' and 'Ramayan'. The great warrior 'Arjun' was guided by the Lord Krishna at the battleground. That mentoring speech by Lord Krishna was known as "Gita Sar' means the brief description of Bhagwad Gita. That speech played a major ro...