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In uniform neat, I wait by the window's sill, To school, my heart beats. Pitter-patter rain, Why must you come today? I long for the lane. Child: "Raindrop, oh raindrop, Please don't make me late for school, I'm dressed and ready." Rain: "Little one, fear not, I'll sprinkle joy on your day, Let's dance and play." Child: "But rain, dear rain, I want to learn and explore, With friends, I'll gain." Rain: "In every drop, child, There's knowledge and adventure, I'll nourish your dreams." Child: "Oh rain, I see now, Together, we'll embrace school, Let's go, rain, let's go!" With giggles and cheer, They journeyed through the downpour, School awaited near.

  Once upon a time in the lively city of Thiruvananthapuram, a family found themselves embroiled in the chaotic whirlwind of planning their daughter's wedding. Mrs. Shobha, the mother of the bride, was a self-proclaimed connoisseur of gold and expensive sarees. She always had a way of making everything about her love for luxury. One day, she dramatically exclaimed, "Oh, my dear husband, this wedding needs to be bigger and shinier than the sun itself! Let's make sure people need sunglasses to attend!" Uncle Ramesh, known for his knack for persuading others to spend more, chimed in, "Absolutely, brother! This is an occasion of a lifetime. Let's make sure the bride arrives in a chariot made of pure gold, pulled by unicorns. Nothing less will do!" His exaggerated suggestions always left everyone in splits, but somehow, they also seemed to inspire Mr. Achuthan As the family sat around a table, brainstorming wedding ideas, Uncle Ramesh enthusiastically propose

  "Reading is not just a hobby; it's a passport to endless adventures and a roadmap to discovering our true passions." Once upon a time in a small town, there were three best friends named Rahul, Maya, and Aryan. They were typical teenagers, always engrossed in their social media accounts, scrolling through endless posts and stories. School was just a means to get through the day, and they hadn't given much thought to their future. One day, their school announced Reading Day, a special occasion dedicated to promoting the joy of reading. The announcement intrigued Rahul, Maya, and Aryan, but they couldn't fathom why reading would be important in their lives. However, they decided to give it a chance, thinking it might be a welcome break from their monotonous routines. The trio made their way to the school library, where they were met with rows of shelves adorned with books of various genres. With a hint of skepticism, they picked up a few books each and settled dow

In a cozy dwelling, memories gently unfold, A daughter's heart whispers a story untold. In humble rented walls, a love so profound, Her father's tender care, forever resounds. No grandiose gestures or riches to display, Yet his love, an eternal sun, lights her way. Through trials and challenges, burdens they bear, His unwavering love becomes their solace rare. Within those four walls, their haven of grace, His love paints a smile on her once teary face. In moments of struggle, he'd hold her so tight, Guiding her steps with his comforting light. Years may have passed, but his love lingers still, A presence unseen, yet a void hard to fill. In the echoes of memories, she holds him dear, His love intertwined in every smile and tear. Though time may have stolen him, oh so long ago, His spirit lives on, a gentle breeze's soft blow. Through cherished moments and lessons he taught, His love remains etched, a treasure never sought. A daughter's voice weaves, A tale of a fath

  Sita, the history burnt her in Rama's light, but isn't she more powerful than Rama?  An Analysis of the character of Sita  in Amish Tripathy’s Sita: Warrior of Mithila . Amish Tripathy is a true devotee, a visionary and a scholar, above all a realist who talks about gods and goddesses in the language of mundane realism. His concern is with the interpretation of characters in myths. Amish recreates history on the basis of a liberal progressive ideology. A strong undercurrent of philosophical debate animates his writings. What he does is to recreate history or better, to place myth on the firm ground of history. He does not radically alter the contours of history. Where he departs from the edicts of accepted culture is in the interpretation of the happenings rather than the course of events. Extremely sensitive by temperament he conjures up the ancient scenes in his mind and perceives even delicate nuances. Ram and Sita set out to the forest. According to the myth the cause o

  From unmasking casteism disguised as humor to misogynistic undertones a very disappointing movie with failed attempts at Humor and weak script. Are we still in the 90s?? Family dramas have been a recurring genre in Indian film since its inception, and they frequently uphold patriarchal norms and casteism. Even while there has been improvement in recent years, there are still films that reinforce negative notions. One such film is Madhura Manohara Moham, a Malayalam "romantic family drama" that disappointingly regresses into the problematic patterns of the past.  At first glance, Madhura Manohara Moham appears to mock casteism through humor. However, this facade quickly fades away as the film fails to challenge or condemn the underlying casteist beliefs portrayed by its characters. The story progresses, showcasing characters' blatant casteism and bigotry without any attempt to satirize or critique these harmful ideologies. This omission allows the film to join the ranks