Tag: Children

My childhood rain memories

It is that time of the year, again (In India)! 🙂 Yes, the monsoon season, indeed. As my readers already know from several of my previous posts, I love the rain. Rain reminds me the most about treks, chai-pakodas, the ‘terrifying and soothing at the same time’ property of nature, and the romantic breeze, of course; … Continue reading My childhood rain memories

Irony??

Read an article in The Times of India yesterday ( You can read it here ) . It said that Iran leads the list of countries which still allow capital punishment to children and minors. Well, horrifying, yes..... but all the more so, given the fact that Iranian children's movies are well-known all over the world … Continue reading Irony??

A sadly funny situation?

A friend narrated to me an incident he happened to witness. He was approaching a red-light on his bike, and the signal had just turned yellow. When it did, a small boy, with crutches in his hands(mind it, he carried the crutches, and not the other way round...), ran as fast as he could towards … Continue reading A sadly funny situation?

Law??

I read this piece from here, which was in turn published here. Loved it, hated it, both at the same time. Do go through... The police carried out a raid and closed a factory. The children, who were working there, were all set free. Some said: “We are orphans. To eat we need a livelihood.” … Continue reading Law??

Movie Review: Taare Zameen Par

"Kholo Kholo Darwaze Parde Karo Kinare Khuntey Se Bandhi Hai Hawa Mil Ke Chhudao Saare!!" And so goes a song, from one of the most intelligent and sensible films that Bollywood has ever produced. For those who don't understand Hindi,(although that's strange, since they are reading the review of a Hindi film...) let me translate … Continue reading Movie Review: Taare Zameen Par

No… There are surely rays of hope!

{Author's Notes: Updated on October 28, 2015} As I wrote in my earlier post, something else soon happened, which made me feel good about life, about others, and about myself. One day I had to walk over the same bridge I mentioned, while going to work. As I passed over it, the snapshots of the other day's incident kept … Continue reading No… There are surely rays of hope!