THE RED IN OUR EYES
Chain poetry written by the BA Class of 2026 Wrapped in the flag of courage, And medals hung, tears run down, As the mother bids adieu. The clothes return, covered in the smell of ration supplies, trench life, and mostly in blood, some his own and...
THE QUIET WISDOM OF “Not too Much”
There’s a sentence that I’ve carried with me for years - “You shouldn’t do anything too much.” I don’t clearly remember when or where I first heard...
The Other Side of Student Life
“Do I want to be feared or loved? Both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me.” — Michael Scott It’s a funny line, of course, but it...
When My Students Wrote Their Own Funeral Stories!
It began as a simple classroom activity, one that I didn’t realise would change the atmosphere of the room so deeply. I asked my students to write...
Abstract: Faculty Well-Being through Instructional Competencies and Job Satisfaction in Higher Education Institutions
Faculty Well-Being through Instructional Competencies and Job Satisfaction in Higher Education Institutions Author*: Dr. K. Vigneshwari –...
The Lesson I’ll Never Stop Teaching
I remember my days as a student Once, I was caned for asking a doubt.Since that day on, I dared not question again,Afraid to speak, afraid to be...
Can AI Prevent the Next Crash? Predicting Road Accidents with Machine Learning
Road accidents continue to be a major concern in India, causing injuries, loss of life, and economic setbacks. With increasing traffic density and...
“Forever and Always: Why a Dad is the Daughter’s First Love”
As I sit down to pen this tribute to the most selfless love I've ever known, I'm overwhelmed with emotions. My dad, my guiding light, my shelter,...
The Beautiful Ache of Art – A personal reflection on why I create
It takes pain, It takes emotion, It takes sensitivity, It takes inspiration – To be an artist. Whether as an actor, a poet, a painter, or a dancer,...
I’m the Beauty, and the Beholder
I was ten, they laughed at my teeth— It wasn’t the first time, but it stung me skin deep, Twelve, a boy called me by my skin -black cat, The...
The Grass isn’t Always Greener
For many Indians, the idea of moving abroad—particularly to Western countries like the US, UK, Canada, Middle East or Australia—has long been...