If I would tell you that there was a pilot who participated in World War II and he was with no legs, you will consider me as a wrongheaded. But now again if I tell you that he was credited with 22 aerial victories, four shared victories, six probable’s, one shared probable and 11 enemy aircraft damaged, then you will be going to suggest some kind of treatment. But Douglas Bader was no less than an exception. There is a quote in Hindi, मन के हारे हार है , मन के जीते जीत i.e. Those who think they'll lose, they lose but the ones who think they'll win, wins and Douglas Bader proved it. Group Captain Sir Douglas Robert Steuart Bader, was a fighter ace in the Royal Air Force. He was the kind of man who could never resist a challenge. While attempting a low-level aerobatic display in 1931, he crashed. Luckily, he survived but both legs were amputated below knees. Born in London, Bader was full of aggressive energy and he was also a man of sports. He was so fond of sports
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He knows exactly what he wants to do in the middle. He is always calm and composed. He allows himself to make those tough decisions on the field. For me, he will always be my captain. – Virat Kohli Every die-hard cricket fan will not forget 7:29 pm on the 15th of August, 2020. India was celebrating its 74th Independence day and a star slowly stepped down the stage. We are talking about one of the greatest cricketers world cricket has ever known. We are talking about Mahendra Singh Dhoni. After 16 long years devoted to his cricketing career, Captain Cool pulled down the curtains one last time. However, through his journey, he has taught a lot of people the true meaning and essence of life. And young kids are no exception. Moreover, MS Dhoni has time and again displayed amazing skills that are a true inspiration to the younger generations! Here is a list of 7 such lessons inspired by MS Dhoni which you can teach your kids: #1 Always be humble We all know of his achievements. He is a
Faith and Dignity in our hearts, Pride in our souls and Freedom in our Mind. Happy Independence Day! The day which is close to our hearts, reminding us of the contribution of our great freedom fighters who dedicated their lives with the vision of an Independent INDIA. There is a different purpose, along with remembering these great visionaries who gave us freedom, to live in this great country. Along with the feeling of pride and patriotism in our hearts, on Independence Day, there should be a feeling of responsibility towards our great nation by thinking and reflecting on what we can do for our great Nation INDIA. How can we contribute to make this country better and affect the lives of people to raise their living standards? INDIA has a tremendous potential to excel in every field from Science, Technology, Arts, Agriculture, and many more and also has the largest number of youths in the world that are full of energy and enthusiasm to innovate and explore new avenues in every field.
“The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn and change” - Carl Rogers Education is fundamental for achieving full potential for an individual and an opportunity for socio-economic mobility leading to better lives and prosperous country INDIA. For achieving the target set by India according to Sustainable Development Goals which ensures inclusive and equitable quality education and promotes lifelong learning opportunities by 2030, India needed reconfiguration and changes in the education system which wasn’t in sync with current trends/Technologies. After a long duration of 34 years the National Education Policy(NEP-2020) has been implemented by the Government of India with a vision of new India with infinite possibilities and hope of innovation and creation by the youth of the nation. We live in the 21 st century where technology is growing at lightning speed with innovations and its aspects such as AI, Machine learning, Robotics. This te