Happiness is like a guest. It comes into our lives for a little while, makes us smile, and then quietly leaves. We cannot keep it forever, just like we cannot hold on to a guest who must go. Rabindranath Tagore’s short story Athithi (which means "The Guest") shows us this idea in a beautiful way. In the story, a young boy named Tarapada comes to a kind family. They treat him with love, and for a while, everyone is happy. But one day, without telling anyone, Tarapada leaves. He loved being with them, but he could not stay in one place. He wanted to be free. Tarapada is like happiness. He came, brought joy, and left. The story helps us understand that we should enjoy happy moments while they are with us. But when they pass, we should not be sad. Just like a good guest, happiness will come again one day. This teaches us to be thankful for the joy we have, even if it doesn’t last forever.

 Life is always moving. What we did yesterday is now a memory, and what we do today will soon become the past. Every day is different. The weather changes, people change, and we change too, sometimes in small ways, sometimes in big ones. That’s what makes life interesting. Even if change feels scary, it helps us learn and grow.  Change is a part of nature. Trees grow, seasons shift, rivers flow, and nothing stays the same forever. In the same way, our thoughts, feelings, and goals can change as we experience new things. We may not always notice it, but we are growing every day. Sometimes change feels exciting, like starting something new or meeting new people. Other times, it can feel scary or sad, like saying goodbye or letting go. But even the hard changes teach us something important. They help us become stronger, wiser, and more understanding. We can’t stop time, but we can choose how we move with it. Instead of fearing change, we can welcome it. Life will always bring s...

Even when the night is very dark, the moon still shines. It doesn’t make noise or try to be noticed, but we all see its light. This is a simple way to understand something important: truth and good people are like the moon. In this journey of life, we may meet people who lie, hurt others, or do wrong things. But even in such a world, honest and kind people still shine. They stand out because they do what is right, even when others don’t see it. Just like the moon lights up the sky in darkness, good people bring light to the world. They give hope, peace, and show us the way. Truth is quiet, but it always shines through. So when everything feels dark, remember, the moon still shines. And so do the good people among us. It is truly said that-  "Even in darkness, the moon shines bright high in the sky. Likewise, truth and genuinely good people shine amidst a crowd of malice."

May the month of May turn each 'may' and 'might' into dreams fulfilled and goals in sight, So we rise with strength to wondrous heights, guided by hope and brighter lights.

"April reminds me of nature, literature, and the resilience to face adversities ." It is absolutely true as April is a special month. It brings a sense of freshness and hope. After the cold winter, the world starts to bloom again. Trees grow new leaves, flowers begin to blossom, and the air feels cleaner. This is why April is often seen as a symbol of nature’s beauty and rebirth. Nature in April shows us that change is not only possible but also beautiful. Even after the darkest months, life returns. Birds sing, the grass turns green, and the sky seems a little brighter. It's a gentle reminder that no matter what we go through, there is always a chance for a new beginning. April also has a deep connection with literature. Many famous poets and writers have spoken about this month. William Wordsworth wrote about daffodils, and T.S. Eliot called April “the cruellest month” in his poem The Waste Land , showing how it can be both beautiful and painful. Literature helps us e...

“I wish the vices of humans also burned with the summer heat.”  Every year, summer arrives with its strong and blazing heat. The sun shines brightly in the sky, the ground becomes dry and cracked, and everything around us feels tired and thirsty. We often complain about the heat, but what if it could do something more than just warm the Earth? What if the sun could also burn away the bad things inside us, the anger, the lies, the selfishness, and the jealousy? Just like it dries up puddles of water and wilts the weeds, maybe it could also melt away hatred, cruelty, and all the things that make the world a colder place, despite the heat. It’s a comforting thought, the idea that the summer sun could clean not only the streets and skies, but also the hearts of people. Imagine a world where people are more patient, more honest, and more caring. A world where kindness blooms like summer flowers, and our bad habits melt away like ice left out in the sun. Of course, the sun can’t actually...