“True courage results in some extraordinary outcomes, something which we hope for deep down in our hearts but don’t expect in our practical life and yet life surprises us with some beyond imaginable out-turns, only because of our courageous and bold decisions!”
Introduction Black Lives Matter (BLP) is a decentralized social and political movement that’s mainly focus on racism, discrimination, and inequality experienced by Black people. The movement began in July 2013,…
s that we know the best, but do we? Sometimes it is better to have some change in our approaches and try out some unconventional methods too. Who knew that someday Freelancing would become a prime thing, which was once looked over as an unconventional & unreliable thing!”
From Banking to Teaching to Development, Sairam’s career has been driven by a quest for greater meaning, scale, impact and complexity in his work. The confluence of his engagements with Indian and International banks before his pivotal transition to development sector where he engaged directly with underserved communities, large NGOs, Corporate CSRs, multilaterals and government, shaped his understanding of various aspects of sustainable development as an interplay of these actors. His current work of crime fiction is an effort in the direction to connect and engage with a wide segment of readers in an entertaining way, informing them of the various social issues and inspire them to participate in addressing these challenges. Sairam is a Chevening Alumnus from India. He holds an MSc in International Development with King’s College London and an MBA from Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA).
Treating yourself better is as important as we treat others, and stop waiting to care for yourself once you feel ‘deserving’. It’s normal to fall into slumps, and we need to give ourselves extra love and nourishment during these times. Do not wait to tend to yourself once you feel on top of the world again, do things you love when you’re not doing your best, because those are the moments you need it most. You are worthy of feeling loved and care for, go where your energy is appreciated. you deserve to be around people that appreciate you. Just look at how strong and beautiful you are, just appreciate yourself, this time with more care, with more attention. Today’s reminder: what you seek, is seeking you.
The Rise Insight: First of all, congratulations on the publication of your book "A Tryst with Neurologist Dr. Navneet Kumar". How has the audience responded to the book so far?…
Mr Pankaj Lochan has more than 2 decades of experience with Indian organizations like Tata Steel, Dr Reddy's and JSW Group. He joined his current role as Executive Director &…
The Author, J.P. Desai born and brought up in the remote village of Maharashtra in India where the poet passed his primary school while working as cowboy, supporting in the field. He struggled hard, suffered a lot working and studying from S.S.C. to graduation, post-graduation. He kept changing jobs from child labour to the clerk, finally settled in teaching field, taught English upto XII th standard for 35 years. He has been reading English literatures throughout the life. His novel “Thank you Dad” illustrates the career achievement of an unwanted daughter harassed by her father. The extensive travelling, reading, music remain all time hobbies. Presently he has published the poetry collection “The Blossoming Lotus”.
A poetry book has the potentiality to grab the attention of hundreds if it's written as a form of catharsis and not only jotted down in a rhythmic verse focusing only on rhymes and not emotions. This is mostly applicable on the poetries framed on the topic "love"! This book is written out of love for the spouse who is mentioned to be deceased. This book is not only a poetry book but deep emotions attached creating the ambience of true love.
We know that we need spirituality in order to keep our work life balanced however, we often neglect spiritualism. Therefore, it is our very own duty to keep finding out ways, which shall keep us on the paths of spiritualism!”