Pandemic has changed life for millions of people. Many families have lost their near and dear ones. As a citizen, we are always thankful to the covid warriors who worked relentlessly during the pandemic. They never had breaks and they never sat at home. Nation and duty above all. But what about the bereaved families? How can they cope with the emotional loss? No one knows.
Love is not always about the opposite gender. Pure love is everywhere and subtle. What you need is to have that heart to feel and reflect through it. It could be a teacher-student affection or ones who never returned. Not necessary the everyday dosage. Read this beautiful narration through a teacher’s lens.
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If anyone wants to know more about these Zoonotic diseases, look no further; just pick up the masterpiece book from the dynamic storyteller, David Quammen in his 2012 book, Spillover – Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic
Everyone seeks love during their lifetime. In any form. But sometimes when love knocks on our doors, we don’t let it in. We make your boundaries, keep it away, until one day, when we realise, it has already slipped out of our hands.
Can love happen more than once? At any age? Or any circumstance?
Sleep is often considered to be an unimportant activity. Working late at night or watching your favourite shows can make you feel good momentarily, but if continued for a long time, it will result in deterioration of health. What is needed is a sleep routine, that allows our bodies to get proper rest.
It’s seen that women have often ignored their own selves for the family. They are in a constant war of taking care of everyone else, even when they aren’t in the best of their health. Women do need to take breaks and find out how they can make things easier for themselves where they actually take care of themselves and their dreams.
The relationship of a husband and his wife is very unique in every possible way. They are supposed to complement each other and be each other’s support. But what if either of them decides to move on for some reason? Is it valid? Who is going to suffer the most? Read this heart-wrenching story and decide for yourself.
Should I assume I’m not patriotic enough to do anything for my country or anyone around. Do I need to wear a uniform to show that I do care for the country like anyone else?
