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Regards to the Readers 🙏 💐 “ Let’s explore the History of writing through this  book review!” A book review is a learning activity that develops critical thinking by encouraging readers to analyze, interpret, and judge a book’s ideas and presentation * It enhances the reading abilities of the students and teachers.      The main objective of this post  is to  inculcate the habit of reading among the children.     I prefer  to study many story books,Fictions,non-fictions,poems,Biographies ,autobiographies etc. and usually write book reviews. *Book Review develops the vocabulary, speed of reading etc    I would like to present the “Analysis “of the book which I read,,    Title of the book is  ” The story of writing”. I) PRELIMINARY INFORMATION • Title of the book : “ The Story of Writing ” • Author: “ Nita Berry” • Source: “ Children’s Book Trust,New Delhi (CBT Publication -1998) • Category of the book: Non-F...

"Othello"   By William Shakespeare   Introduction    Othello by William Shakespeare is a tragic story of a noble Moorish general in Venice. It shows how love, jealousy, and betrayal lead to his downfall through Iago’s deceit.         Othello was a brave and respected general in the Venetian army. He was a Moor (from North Africa) but was admired for his courage and leadership. Othello fell deeply in love with Desdemona, a kind and noble young woman from Venice. Despite opposition, they married, believing in their love. However, Othello’s officer Iago secretly hated him. Iago was jealous because Othello had promoted Cassio instead of him. Out of envy and anger, Iago planned a cruel trick to destroy Othello. Iago whispered lies into Othello’s ears, making him believe that Desdemona was unfaithful with Cassio. Othello, blinded by jealousy and rage, did not seek the truth. Instead, he trusted Iago’s deceitful words. Heartbroken and furious, Othel...

🌍   INTERNATIONAL LITERACY DAY-2025📚📝      Hello Readers!🙏💐     Let's know about today's special               Literacy forms the foundation for people to gain wider knowledge, skills, values, attitudes, and behaviours that nurture a culture of lasting peace. It is rooted in respect for equality, non-discrimination, the rule of law, solidarity, justice, diversity, and tolerance, helping to build harmony within oneself, with others, and with the planet.       However, according to an educational survey, as of 2024, nearly 739 million youth and adults worldwide still lack basic literacy skills. In addition, 4 out of 10 children fail to reach minimum proficiency in reading, while about 272 million children and adolescents remained out of school in 2023.     Since 1967, International Literacy Day has been observed every year on 8th September across the globe. Initiated by UNESCO.  It aim...

  Growing Honesty in the Garden of Learning        In ancient China, there lived a wise emperor who was growing old and needed to choose his successor. Rather than selecting one of his own children, he decided to find a child who would be most deserving .     He gathered all the children from his kingdom and gave each of them a seed. He said, “Grow this seed for one year. At the end of the year, return with your plant. I will judge based on what you bring, and the one with the best plant will become the next emperor.”     One of the children, named Ping, was excited. He took the seed home and carefully planted it. He watered it daily and ensured it received sunlight. Weeks passed, but nothing grew. He tried new soil, a different pot, and more water. Still, nothing.        A year later, all the children returned to the palace with beautiful plants — tall, colorful, and fragrant. But Ping stood in the corner with his empty ...

Hello Readers!🙏📖📖   Let's have a glance at a bedtime story, which I read today.      Once there lived a poor farmer named Pahom, who believed that if he had more land, he would be perfectly happy. He started off with a small piece of land and worked hard. But soon, he wants more and more land. His desire keeps growing, and he became greedy. Author uses this character to show how human desires can become endless.           One day, Pahom heard about a group of people called the Bashkirs, who were willing to give him as much land as he can walk around in a single day—for a small price. Excited by this opportunity, he travelled  there and accepted the challenge. But there was one condition: he must return to the starting point before sunset, or he would lose everything. Greedy for more land, Pahom walked a very long distance, trying to cover as much land as possible.     As sunset approached, Pahom realized he had gone too...