National Relaxation Day
The very concept of a Relaxation Day existing puts a smile on my face whether I am at work or home. Did you know that this earmarked day was initiated by a very active 9-year-old boy, Sean Moeller from the small city of Clio in Michigan, U.S in 1985? Upon being interviewed he had replied: […]
Set India Free from the Bondage of Pollution
India’s megastore of natural resources is gradually depleting as we belittle the gift of Mother Nature. The unsustainable growth, unplanned urbanization and industrialization have contributed significantly in degrading the environmental health. It is high time we realize the importance of a healthy environment and take steps to preserve it. As Margaret Thatcher quotes, “We have […]
Glorious 73 Years of Independence: New India’s Vision
The desire to connect with the phenomenon called Indian Independence results in reminding oneself of the complexity that surrounds sovereignty itself. Initially, Indian independence was a post World War affair and it was a product of both passive and active struggle. But what is striking is that even today Britain wants India to become a […]
CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY – CELEBS’ WAY
We all propel ourselves for the celebration of ‘Independence Day’ and engage ourselves in multiple activities. We desire to be known by the world or at least by the societies. We present ourselves on social media platform with updates and stories. When we talk of social media, questions might arise about public figures, as their fans […]
World Elephant Day
Elephants are adorable creatures. Emperor Charlemagne (Founder of the Holy Roman Empire) was very fond of a pet elephant called Abul-Abbas. In the Medieval times, elephants were rigorously used in violent battles. Today elephants are threatened by man and machines. In several parts of India, especially the Dooars and Terai region in West […]
National Lazy Day
Agatha Christie in her An Autobiography writes: “I don’t think necessity is the mother of invention. Invention . . . arises directly from idleness, possibly also from laziness. To save oneself trouble.” In other words, the consequence or corollary of work, rather over-work is to be lazy. Being lazy sets your mind at ease. It […]
India’s 73rd Year of Independence
Nelson Mandela once said, “For to be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.” August 15, 1947, was the day when our country attained Independence and broke the shackles of British colonialism after 200 years of struggle and countless […]
Inspiria Café: Where Food Meets Art
When was the last time you visited an aesthetically themed café and savored in your favourite cuisine? Do you wish to explore more gastronomic delights for taste buds? To satisfy your quest for the aesthetic factor in food Inspiria Knowledge Campus has taken a step forward with an initiative to incorporate an in-house café cum […]
World Indigenous Day
The word ‘indigenous’ refers to inhabitants of a particular place, country or natives living in a certain region for a long period of time. Demographic estimates point to 370 million indigenous people living in over 90 countries in the world. They exhibit specific social, cultural, and political attributes in their traditional way of life which […]
National Book Lovers’ Day
“Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested: that is, some books are to be read-only in parts, others to be read, but not curiously, and some few to be read wholly, and with diligence and attention”– Francis Bacon (Of Studies). We read books, but […]