Anshika Kumar
A happy child with a streak of madness. Reader, writer, professional over-thinker , lover of cheesecake. Usually surrounded by books, her hobbies include baking, jumping to conclusions, and quoting the six F.R.I.E.N.D.S. She believes in unconditional kindness and hopes to change the world one article at a time. ~Good words and good vibes only.
Wing Commander Pooja Thakur – the first woman ever to lead the guard of honour at Rashtrapati Bhavan
On 26th January 2012, (then US President) Barack Obama joined India in the Republic Day celebrations. He was the Chief Guest for the occasion, which witnessed ‘Nari Shakti’ (Women Power) as the central theme of the ceremony. The three contingents of Indian Army, Indian Navy, and Indian Air Force we led by lady officers on this special day. The...
Story of Lt Col Sophia Qureshi – First Woman to Lead an Army Contingent
35 year old Sophia Qureshi is not your girl next door, or even your officer next door. She is an officer of the Indian Army, holding the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. She serves the Signals Corps. At a reasonably young age, she has scripted history for womankind and the Indian Army alike. In March 2016, she became the first...
Why school teachers are the Real Superheroes
Education is taken very seriously in India. Educators are not.
Teaching as a profession and as a term, is taken very casually or idly in India. To most Indians, doing B.Ed and pursuing a career in school teaching means taking the easy way out. It feels like a back- up option, especially to girls, since apparently ‘Anyone can teach in...
7 Career options you can choose after graduating in Arts
In the Indian education system, the Humanities/Arts have started gaining momentum and popularity. Today’s world allows an Arts student to explore limitless possibilities, whether it be research, freelance work, privately- owned businesses, or even corporate jobs. Typically, the Humanities stream constitutes subjects like History, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, and the languages (Hindi, English, Latin, French etc.) among a variety...
7 Animal Rights in India That Every Citizen Should Know
Not many of us are aware that Indian law has special provisions for the welfare and safety of animals in India. In fact, Article 51A(g) in the Constitution of India 1949 states that it is the fundamental duty of every citizen of India to have compassion for all living creatures. Not just this, taking part in or being involved...
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