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iParent by Neha Hiranandani – Review
The title of the book is absolutely perfect for the book content. It’s totally for the parents of digital era but mentors and teachers can also gain insight from this book. The author covers wide range of issues from mental health to morality to safety to entertainment to AI and digital life. Every facts mentioned…
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Nilavukum nerupendru per by RajeshKumar – Review
I am usually inclined towards suspense and thriller fictions. Especially the author Rajesh Kumar’s in Tamil language when it involves crimes and related investigations. This book begins with a couple planning to get married but in the very first chapter itself the girl goes missing and the plot begins with finding her location. Initially what…
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BLOGANUARY 4th Jan 2024
What is the greatest gift someone could give you? A moral lesson without any hard feelings The greatest gift someone could give me has to be the wisest gift too. As soon as I saw “greatest gift” I got reminded of one of my staff in schooldays who has given many moral lessons with real…
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WWW WEDNESDAY #31
WWW WEDNESDAY #31 What am I currently reading? – The 5 love languages by Gary Chapman, The psychology of money by Morgan What did I finish reading? – Nothing this week What’s on the list to be read? – too many books on the list WWW Wednesdays help me to keep a track of my…
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WWW WEDNESDAY #27
WWW WEDNESDAY #27 What am I currently reading? – The art of saying NO by Damon What did I finish reading? – Mohini theevu by Kalki What’s on the list to be read? – The psychology of money WWW Wednesdays help me to keep a track of my #reading & #writing habits. Let me know…
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HABITUATION RED FLAGS #1
Speaking of the issues with mobile dependency, recently I have realised a huge red flag. Whenever I write or type something, even though the spelling or context is absolutely correct, I have this tendency to still check on the internet if it’s correct. Mostly, I have been correct and have felt it was a waste…
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FIGHTING LANGUAGE (According to Jay Shetty)
Jay Shetty in his book 8 Rules of Love has mentioned about three main fight languages which are Venters, Hiders and Exploders. As each term implies, Venters are the people who let out the facts and every detail and argue until finding a solution to resolve it; Exploders are the ones to build up all…
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PEER PRESSURE OF YOUNGSTERS
The word peer dates back to 14th century. The root word is of Latin origin. But I know it only in two ways for the past few years. One as in the context of research peer review and the other as societal standards. Peer groups are people of equal age or same circle or community.…
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MINDCAGE
Colourful and attractive Primed for a flight Detached of negative Could fly in height Could fly in sky Could fly in night Could fly in joy Could fly in night Could fly in deploy Instead Mind caged herself To forget her wings Consuming herself FYI, I am not mind caged today. I wrote this poem…
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QUOTE SERIES #2
Speaking of proverbs (or a saying or a dialogue), in Tamil language we have a very common and the most versatile one. நாலு பேர் நாலு விதமா பேசுவாங்க (Naalu peru naalu vidhama pesuvanga) The literal translation is four people will speak in four different ways. The actual meaning or the context of this saying is that…
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WRITER’S BLOCK – Common or Normal?
On reading the books I enjoy, I have been astonished about the author’s writing skill. Be it novels or any type of books, I wonder what a brain the author has and how they managed to compose it all in an excellent way. Like any other person, I didn’t realize they also go through many…
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WHAT MY EYES SEE or I SEE
The means of separation between the outside world and the inside private space is the skeleton of our private space, called the building facade. Building facades separate us, yet, it connects us with visionary senses if not for physical separation. Even though the facade skeleton covers up, it is provided with openings for admitting light…
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