In a world rushing toward Artificial Intelligence, I choose to focus on something deeply human—Emotional Intelligence. Through The Write Compass, I help children build emotional resilience by understanding their feelings, handling setbacks, and practising kindness. We explore empathy through simple activities—role play, art, conversations, and daily check‑ins. These small, consistent moments help children become more grounded, thoughtful, and confident. My aim is to nurture young minds who can navigate life with clarity, compassion, and emotional strength.
As Vice Admiral Biswajit Dasgupta (Retd.) wraps up his week-long journey through Azerbaijan, the final leg offers candid reflections, hidden gems, and a touch of history. From the scenic yet familiar return to Baku, to exploring the Shirvanshah Palace, Highland Park, and the vibrant Fountain Square, each stop brings its own flavour. The real surprises lie in the fiery wonders of Yanar Dag and the Zoroastrian Fire Temple, alongside the tech-savvy exhibits at the Heydar Aliyev Centre. With practical tips, sharp observations, and signature wit, this travelogue offers both inspiration and information for your next adventure. Säg olun!
In 2014, I received a heartfelt email from Jaywant, an organic farmer near Shirur, Pune, seeking collaboration. His vision aligned perfectly with The Lifestyle Portal’s mission to spotlight changemakers. After featuring his story, I became a loyal subscriber to his A2 Humpy Milk—drawn not just by the taste, but the values behind it. Years later, seeing him on Shark Tank India filled me with pride. Jaywant’s journey from farm to national platform is a testament to purpose, perseverance, and community. This tribute celebrates his inspiring path and wishes him continued success on his special day.
This Republic Day, we encouraged the children to think beyond their usual textbook lessons. Instead of simply memorising dates, we explored what it truly means to be a Republic and how the Constitution helps us in our everyday lives. Through simple discussions and reflective activities on safety, good habits, kindness, and responsibility, the children linked national values to their own little worlds at home and in the classroom.
Their reflections were innocent, sincere, and thoughtful. Moments like these remind us that nurturing good citizenship begins early, and even a small reflective activity can plant the seeds in them.
