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The Kurumbas tribe
The Kurumbas of the Nilgiri Hills are a tribe of indigenous people. They are also known as Kuruba, Kuremna, and Kuruman and are part of the four native tribes that originally inhabited the Nilgiris. The Kurumbas are believed to be descendents of the Pallavas, who once ruled the region of south India in the 7th century CE. The Pallavas lost…
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"If bugs help our gardens, shouldn't we build them a home?" It was a simple question. One that could have been answered in a sentence. Instead, it became a journey that lasted months. At K'sirs, we believe the most meaningful lessons are not delivered in a single class period. They unfold gradually. They grow through observation, curiosity, trial, error, conversation,…
The sleepy kitten
The knot of your absence tightens, pulling and squeezing my flesh, stealing my ability for a freshbreath. I wring my eyes for tears: a way to loosen the knot. But I fail to realize they are foreignto the routes of the clump they are so well tangled in; the droplets that do reach the brim of myeyes are infused, with…
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