BOOK OF THE MONTH – JUNE 2025
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by the renowned William Shakespeare (retold by Mary and Charles Lamb).…
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Samanea saman – K’sirs Tree Talk
Samanea saman, popularly called the rain tree, is an evergreen native to Central and South…
Mango Infused desiccated coconut and milk powder Balls
Ingredients Desiccated Coconut - 250 grams Sugar - 100 grams Milk…
Pongamia pinnata – K’sirs Tree Talk
Pongamia pinnata, commonly known as Indian beech or “Pungai maram” in Tamil, is native to…
Hypolimnas misippus
Butterflies are cold blooded species, with its pleasing ANGELIC WINGS. Beautiful and graceful, varied and…
Papilio polymnestor
The Papilio polymnestor is a butterfly species exclusively sighted in regions of India and Sri…
Perspective
When Margaret Atwood, a renowned Canadian poet, coined the phrase "reality simply consists of different…
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Oroxylum indicum – K’sirs Tree Talk
Oroxylum indicum is a tree native to the Indian subcontinent. Commonly found in the Himalayan foothills with a part extending…
The Silent Sufferers: Shedding Light on Animal Cruelty
In the fast-paced chaos of our modern world, amid the rush of technology and the noise of progress, there is…
Infancy to Independence: Celebrating True Freedom on Independence Day
Independence day- Well, what’s the significance of it? We all know it’s when the Britishers left India and we Indians…
The Cinematic Universe
Understanding the intricacies and operations of the film industry is essential. While we readily recognize actors and actresses in our…
The Alchemist- a book review
“Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion…
Unshackling Freedom: Celebrating Independence Day and the Spirit of Liberation”
In the heart of a nation that had endured centuries of colonial rule, a flicker of hope ignited a fire…
Navigating the Teenage Years: Building Your Best Life.
Wow, today was an awful day. Well, you might ask why? Let me explain … Comparison, comparison, comparison and it…
