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An inclusive initiative

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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At home, we have often seen how the senior citizens often suffer to feel included into the new world of digital technology. Due to the pandemic, never ever have the elderly felt more excluded as going online seems to be the only way to survive.

History repeats

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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Remember the Chipko Movement? It was all about hugging the trees to prevent them from being cut down. To be more specific, in 1973, in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, villagers of Mandal led by activists prevented the Allahabad-based sports goods company, Symonds

The pleasure of letter-writing

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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There used to be a time when having ‘pen-friends’ was a big deal. This was an era where there was no email or social media. It was all about letter writing and people stayed in touch via letters. It used to be a pleasure to read the long letters, so very descriptive and one could get updated with every single happening. Some were terse and up to the point.

Brilliant initiative

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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There is a fantastic new initiative in Jalandhar, maybe something which all states should follow, especially in semi-urban and rural areas. Punjab's Jalandhar district has 956 females against 1,000 males and administration has been focusing on increasing the ratio by next year.

Friend in need, books indeed!

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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We update our wardrobe and gadgets but why not about knowledge bank? Is it because our school system creates individuals who are used to “reading” only for getting through exams through rote? And as we look ahead, unless we read, our skills could expire.

Words of wisdom

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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As we look on at the price tag of the newly launched Apple iPhone -12 we could not help but recollect some of the last words of Steve Jobs.

Beautiful painting!

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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It was in 1942, the civil disobedience movement was at its fervor and the British, all of a sudden, banned all import of paints. People had to depend on Shalimar Paints and the very expensive foreign brands.

What are we building?

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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Maybe it’s the claustrophobia caused by the unending grounding at home or simply the pandemic fatigue, the mind at such times, not dependent on tickets and logistics, goes often to the serene and almost surreal temple of Kedarnath.

Khadi masks?

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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Another opportunity, thanks to the Covid and this one is also pretty heart warming. We all think about khadi only around 2nd Oct but undeniably, it is one of the best and most sustainable cloth of our times and most of the khadi bhandars are just about surviving.

A Covid-free place in India?

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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A smaller area and a much smaller population combined with great vigilance is what helped this beautiful place keep Covid away. It seems a wonder to know that there is some place on earth today which does not have the virus.

Elephant on Zoom

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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There is a limit of what all activities can now go online! You cannot visit the Zoo? Not to worry. In Thailand, ‘The Elephant’ program has taken streaming to new heights

Restoring history

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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And to think that they both were born in Peshawar, then in India; lived in the same area and migrated to Bombay in 1920s to try their acting prowess and both created history; seems like something right out a Hindi movie!

The new normal

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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As we saw the BBC documentary by Adam Curtis on “Hypernormalization” one could not help but feel that it resonated with what we are going through today.

A unique initiative

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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In these pandemic times, some companies have truly rolled up their sleeves and worked right on the ground, protecting its employees as well as the community. And we keep on coming across inspiring stories from many of these. One such story which caught our attention was the innovative step taken by DBS Bank

Preserving the heritage

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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Kolkatta might have changed its name but it remains the same. And for us the city immediately brings up a picture of trams, sweets and literature. With so many of our great writers, authors, art, actors, singers, composers coming from this state, the state of Rabindranath Tagore,

A bus load of goodness

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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A wonderful idea to finally make use of the old public buses. The Kerala Govt, though grappling with a huge surge in corona cases is also simultaneously working on other sustainable ideas.

Standing tall

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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Did you even know that there is a Govt building which has won the People's Choice Winner at the prestigious AZ Award 2020 in the Social Good category. Not just that, even the Time magazine short listed this monument as one of the best public place designs category.

A ‘Sixer’ idea!

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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While MS Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket and Mumbai Govt is looking at the option of opening up Wankhede stadium for tours to visitors, there has been a search going on for the ball which won India the World Cup in 2011.

Bridging the gap

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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This is truly Atmanirbhar, not even depending on the Govt! Actually, they did depend on the Govt but its apathy is what forced them to take action themselves. Residents of Budhaul village in Bihar’s Gaya,

New “online” format

By Ruma Dubey about 4 years ago
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his inspiring story from Solapur in Maharashtra really warms the heart. With many children not having access to smart phones or computers, teaching then online or via social distancing is impossible. And if the teachers give up,