Haridas Patil

Online classes became like old wine in a new bottle. As it replaced the teacher’s statement and real class with a newly invented one. They are in the following.  1.     Earlier, the teachers used to speak in the class, “Keep quiet or be silent, otherwise stand outside. Now it is such as, ‘mute your mic or don’t scribble on the screen. Otherwise, I will block you or mute all of you. 2.     Earlier, the teachers used to instruct, “Complete your notebook and show it immediately to me.” Now, something changes such as, “Write your questions and answers and share the document with me on my WhatsApp or make a video of your homework and share it with me on WhatsApp.”  3.     Earlier, the teachers used to say, “Look at the blackboard or textbook. Now it is such as, ‘Keep your video on and look at me and show me your face.” 4.     Earlier, the teachers used to take attendance by calling the name. But it is a new way as ...

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Online learning benefits:-  -         Save time and money. -         Any time the child can start studying. -         Fewer books and notebooks.   -         Connect with the world at an early stage and learn new things. -         Develop thinking and creativity skills by taking part in online test, programme and competition.   -         Become a self-learner and no need any teacher in the future. -         Ability to decide on own instead of taking help from outside factor. -         Can develop his skills like technical, educational, soft skills and much more. -         Learning can take place without any chaos or rumour. -    ...

    In my childhood………………….!                   In childhood, I used to like to wear ironing clothes. But my grandparents didn’t have the equipment to iron. So I just kept imagining and asking the laundry Wala of the charge of one pair of the dress. At that time, I felt it was very costly and wasn’t be affordable. So I learnt to forget it.                     One day I had an idea of ironing at home. Then I shared it with my grandma. She at once showed readiness. That idea was to take some fire charcoal into a steel water pot. Then it was becoming hot. I happily kept pressing over my shirt and half pant with full force as the way the laundry Wala used to do. After some time, it had been ready as perfect as ironing clothes. It was a joy for me and my grandma too.      ...

                                                  Struggle with mind……………..!   In recent time, I have come to know that I was struggling with me not others, as soon as having my meditation started. Knowing how hard it was to control my things such as mind, nature and habits.   Up to now, I thought of struggling with others and outside factors. These seemed to be necessary to combat for me. But these shattered when I begin mediation regular before international yoga day. In the beginning, I was puzzled over my mind and nature. They played well mind -game with me. They didn’t allow my meditation to go well. They created lots of chaos and darkness when I just closed my eyes and focused on soul and mind. But they smartly gathered other routine things before me. I unconsciously unleashed my meditation...

                                                The father! At the examination Centre, the supervisor was taking round after distributing the question papers and answer sheets to the students. On seeing a boy afraid and vibrating, he approached him and tried to relax him. He asked him,   “Why are you so feared? Don’t be scared of the exams.” On hearing the words, the boy became relaxed and attempted smiling. Still, he was under stress. Again the supervisor said, “If you are such afraid, then how could you come here?” The boy told him that he was brought there by his father. Further, he said that the father was sitting down and indirectly supporting him. The supervisor went to the window and looked downside. Then he observed that the boy’s father was read...

  Some positive thoughts -  7 1)    Give sufficient time and space to others to learn something, otherwise don’t blame or find fault with them. 2)    If anybody or known fail in life, instead of criticizing or blaming him we must get how he has done or performed. 3)    You can do or achieve your goal by affirmations as well as writing it. Further, ask yourself how, why and what you want to achieve. 4)    Meditation is a tool to connect you with your mind and its existence. 5)    Don’t waste your time and energy on other’s performance. Instead, better you can do it on yourself. 6)    Listen to others through not their ears but yours. It can decrease the misunderstanding level. 7)    Life is what we perceive and lead it ahead. 8)    Live your life like a blackboard where everything can easily be erased. 9)    Whenever you feel low or inferior complex. Just look at the sky ...

  About the author:   Lost Spring is written by Anees Jung. She was born in Rourkela and spent her childhood in Hyderabad. Later on, she went to USA. Her both parents were also writers. In this story, she tried to share pathetic conditions of poverty and child labour. Summary:   I. “Sometimes I find a rupee in the garbage,’ is the part of the story. The author comes across Saheb Alam every morning. Saheb left his home in Dhaka long time ago. He is trying to sponge gold in the heaps of garbage in the neighbourhood. The author asks Saheb why he does that. Saheb mutters that he has nothing else to do. There is no school in his neighbourhood. He is poor and works barefooted. There are 10,000 other shoeless rag-pickers children like Saheb. They live in Seemapuri, on the outer side of Delhi. Their houses are in structures of mud, with roofs of tin and tarpaulin but devoid of sewage, drainage or running water. They are squatters who came from Bangladesh back in 1971. The...

  Life is not about sitting silently but act rigorously. Life is not waste material but a useful one. Life is not to wait for opportunity but create one and grab it abruptly. Life is not just to run away but work stably. Life is not only to get an experience but to share it with everyone. Life is not just about showing others commitment but accepting it immediately. Life is not about sleeping all the time but burn the night all the way. Life is not to live life passive way but extraordinary. Life is about not asking for help but offer it to others. Life is not to complain to others but explain it to yourself. Life is not just to dream but chase and achieve it at any cost. Life is not an excuse but challenge it. Life is not only a dream but also achieve it. Life is not any show-off but rock it on. Life is just life to live it freely and extraordinarily. By Haridas Patil ( Blogger, Educator and Trainer)