The gurukula was a type of education system in ancient India where the shishyas (students) lived near or with the guru. The guru-shishya tradition is a sacred relationship that is the crux of the Gurukula. Traditional Indian classical music is best learnt… Continue Reading
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Water is vital for all living beings, it is soft, humble, nourishing, and versatile in nature. Love like water also possesses the above mentioned qualities. We often find ourselves in a tight spot when we try to control whom we develop feelings for, or when we try to predict which direction our relationship is heading towards.
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There is nothing that fits into the category of right and wrong. This plurality gets confusing and often contradictory. My recent confusion stems from certain observations made over the past few weeks. Being a parent, I suffer from the syndrome… Continue Reading
We all want a good education for our children. We understand that education is not just about gaining knowledge but should also earn them a living. We want them to be successful in their life. The question is, what does… Continue Reading
This poem was submitted by Dr. L. Sampathkumar, Asst. Prof. and Head of CVV’s School of Linguistics & Literary Studies in 25th Annual Harvard India Poetry Meet on 16 May 2021, organised by The Lakshmi Mittal and Family South Asia Institute and Dept. of South Asian Studies, Harvard University. Continue Reading