Monday Motivation Hello Everyone, I am back after a week, presenting to you one more Monday Motivation Story to boost your week and bring that motivation back to you life! Don’t say something you regret out of anger “There once was a little boy who had a very bad temper. His father decided to hand him a bag of nails and said that every time the boy lost his temper, he had to hammer a nail into the fence. On the first day, the boy hammered 37 nails into that fence. The boy gradually began to control his temper over the next few weeks, and the number of nails he was hammering into the fence slowly decreased. He discovered it was easier to control his temper than to hammer those nails into the fence. Finally, the day came when the boy didn’t lose his temper at all. He told his father the news and the father suggested that the boy should now pull out a nail every day he kept his temper under control. The days passed and the young boy was finally able to tell his father that all the na...

 Fun Fact Friday This fun fact friday, Let's hear some really fun facts about paper. A commodity we use in our daily lives in notebooks, diaries, etc. Nowadays we have eco-friendly paper pencils as well. Fun Facts About Paper 1. Paper was invented from hemp by the Chinese, around 100 B.C. Later, they started creating paper using other forms of plant fibers such as bamboo and tree bark. Prior to the invention of paper, papyrus served as a writing surface. 2. The Chinese also are credited with being the first people to use paper currency and toilet paper. 3. The production of the paper focuses on softwood trees that account for approximately eighty-five percent of the form. The wood pulp in softwood trees contains cellulose fibers and is most preferred since they can produce adequate strength for paper. 4. The favorable softwood trees for papermaking include pine, fir, and spruce. Trees come in varied sizes, making it difficult to establish how a single tree can produce many sheets o...

 Throwback Thursday This throwback thursday, Let's throwback to the time of Colonisation in India and how the freedom fighters fought for our freedom! Republic Day and The Freedom Fighters of India Happy Republic Day to everyone! This is India's 74th Republic Day! I have prepared a video for everyone Celebrating the diversity and culture this Republic Day! Now let's throw ourselves back to the colonial period. The time period where Indians were enslaved, slaughtered and toubled a lot by the britishers. They were tortured and tormented by the britishers. But our freedom Fighters fought through this and bought in a revolution changing the lives of the coming generation of India who is us now living Young and free in this Liberal, Democratic Country! Here are the top 10 Freedom FIghters in who were a part of the Freedom Struggle. 1. Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel (31 October 1875 – 15 December 1950) Also known as the Iron Man of India and Bismarck of India, Sardar Vallabh Bhai Pate...

 Women's Wednesday Today is dedicated to all the powerful and influential women around the world. This Women's Wednesday Let's talk about Laura Cha. "I hope my Asian business and woman's viewpoint creates additional value in the debate around global businesses, sustainability and diversity." -Laura Cha Laura M Cha is one of the most influential female business and political leaders in Hong Kong. She has played an instrumental role in the development of Hong Kong as a key international financial centre, and in the continuing evolution of China’s capital markets. As the first female Chairman of HKEX, Laura leads the board in setting the strategic direction and has overall responsibility for the governance of the organisation. HKEX is currently the world’s largest exchange by market capitalisation, and it has a complex global stakeholder base given its roles as market operator, regulator and public listed company. On joining HKEX, Laura established HKEX’s fir...

  Tuesday Tips Tips To Boost Your Mental Health Amidst this hybrid situation of COVID-19 fading away and people coming back their normal lives, It has affected a lot of people's mental health. While people still trying to adjust to get back to their daily life routines, some cope up with their mental health to be back on track. This Tuesday we will focus on boosting our mental health to survive in this hybrid situation and get back to our normal life routines. These tips will help with day-to-day stress and anxiety for the everyone. 1. Make social connection — especially face-to-face — a priority Phone calls and social networks have their place, but few things can beat the stress-busting, mood-boosting power of quality face-to-face time with other people, especially those you love and people who energize you. 2. Stay active Staying active is as good for the brain as it is for the body. Regular exercise or activity can have a major impact on your mental and emotional health, relieve...

 Monday Motivation Hello everyone, I am back after a long time! I have started a Monday Motivation series where I will share a motivational story every Monday to get through the new week coming. Let's get motivated and enjoy our new week! Life is Like a Cup Of Coffee A group of best friends decided to have their alumni get together at the residence of one of their favorite university professor. The professor was very popular among university students and had been mentor for many of them. They finalized to make a surprise visit to professor. All planning was done and on predefined date they visited their most popular and old university professor’s house.   It was quite a happy moment for not only professor; but even for the all friends (students of professor) also as some of them were meeting after a long time. Everyone was trying to know whereabouts and the developments in their friends life after leaving college. They shared w...

The Myth Busters Episode 2 1. Bulls become very angry when they see the colour Red. The popular myths that bulls become angry when they see red or are unusually violent animals, comes from the tradition of bullfighting, where a matador waves around a red cape, or a muleta, and the bull charges the cape with fervour.              However, it's not the colour of the cape that angers the bull but it’s the movement of the cape. We know this based on many experiments with different coloured capes being stationary and being moved and the bull favoured movement over the colour of the cape every time. We also know that bulls are actually red-green colourblind and would have a hard time distinguishing red from green, orange, and brown. 2. Mice love Cheese! If you’re trying to capture a mouse, cheese isn’t necessarily the best thing to use as bait. While it is true that mice will eat cheese, it’s not necessarily true that they prefer or even like it. Mice will ...

 The  Myth Busters (Episode 1) Hello, all this is one of my series where I will be exposing myths from all over the world. Let's Get started! 1.Every living thing dies. Well, you must be thinking that I am joking here. "This is not a myth?" Well it actually is as everything living in this world does die except the one species of Jellyfish the Turritopsis dohrnii This essentially immortal sea creature reverts back into a juvenile state after adulthood so it can live out yet another life alongside its offspring! Isn't that interesting!! 2.Chameleons change colours to blend in with their surroundings. Yes, chameleons do have the ability to change colours, but the falsity here lies in why they do so. According to Wired, chameleons change colours to regulate their temperatures or communicate with other chameleons, not to camouflage themselves 3.Sugar causes hyperactivity in children Many parents will blame their children's rowdy behaviour on an overabundance of sugar, ...

 Hey, Guys here is another poem written by me. I hope you will like it. If you do then don't forget to comment down below how you feel it is. Man vs Nature Nature, an important person who keeps us alive and always makes us thrive Nature, an important person who gives us air and food to live and keep us good Nature, an important person who provides us with resources that we use to make porches Nature, an important person who lends us their land So we can live and be glad Nature, an important person who might get a little sad on us for misusing her land Nature, an important person who might get angry and test us with disasters like droughts and Tsunamis Nature, an important person who now we know is very important So, let's keep her safe and constant -Gandharvika Kumar If you liked it, Do let me know in the comments below!! See you guys next time Don't Forget to Check out My Travel Blog As Well @  https:traveldiariesofgandharvika//.blogspot.com/  

Is Online School Better Than Classroom Learning? Hello Everyone, Today we will be discussing if on line schooling is better than classroom learning or not? Schools are a place where children learn in a very amazing and playful manner. The people who go to school are very lucky because they can gain knowledge and knowledge is the greatest power in the world!  Amidst this situation of the Global Pandemic of COVID-19, we are having fun and attending classes from school online on different platforms like Zoom, Google Meet, and many more. But, do you think that online teaching is effective than it is when we are at school? So today we will talk about the Pro's and Con's of online teaching with comparison to school classroom teaching.  I think that online classes are less effective than actual classroom learning. When we are in school we are physically present in front of the teacher and can understand the concept and the teacher can clear the doubt without any hesitation. In online...