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O' Science of stillness Filled the world with illness; With a hope to clear the darkness, In the wild midst of madness. O' Science of uncertainty! ! Uncertainty! ! You do have answers for all except one, Mislead, misguide, made mistakes done; Great Nobel Laureates to commons, Lost in your journey and forgotten; O' Science of uncertainty! ! Uncertainty! ! Application of quantum Physics, Has worsened the free lives; Hopes of inner self dies, May long live the fool not called wise; With humanitarian mind and eyes. O' Science of uncertainty! ! Uncertainty! ! The well practiced in nature is less spoken, Well spoken is less heard; Well heard is less shared, Well shared is less given; Well given is forgiven and forgotten. O' Science of uncertainty! ! Uncertainty! ! Your kindness has turned unkind, You are the business hub for mankind; You are labeled on every make, No reasons accounts to YOU when you break; Unstill you are s...

My dreams of fulfillment Accomplished with resilient,  With blazing stars of brilliant Like a joyful Brazilian Oh!! My dreams… my dreams… just remained my dreams forever… Sat on a couch With a cup of ginger tea Besides my wide window Opening to a greenery patch On the onset of monsoon Listening to old classics Oh!! My dreams… my dreams...Just remained my dreams forever… At a distance,  With a bunch of flowers of my choice  My man drenched with a raincoat on Oh!! My dreams… my dreams...Just remained my dreams forever… O' My heart pondered… In a wavy white gown  I ran feeling the feel on  In the slushy zeal To hug my love O' Neil John!  Oh!! My dreams... My dreams… just remained my dreams forever… As I jumped over the puddle pool With My hands-free and very cool In the slushy slippery lush   Tumbled over a sharp tool Fell down with a gripping pain  Couldn't raise  again ...

It’s nice to denote each day of the year for some specific reason called Name Day. A name day is a custom in some countries in Europe and Latin America that has been practiced for long.  In other words, it is better to be called as “World Commemorative Days”. This is nothing but celebrating a day of the year that is addresses common issues or a thought.  This celebration is similar to individual’s  birthdays. The list is common with certain added variations-Like International Days of United Nations slightly varies from International Days of UNESCO  and so on… Starting from March 1 st -Zero Discrimination Day,  March 3 rd  as World Wildlife Day, March 8 th –International Women’s Day, March 20 th World Sparrow Day, World Storytelling Day,  March 21 st World Puppetry Day, World Dowm Syndrome Day, World Poetry Day, March 22 nd World Water Day, March 26 th World Tuberculosis Day… the list is never ending. Again, each country has added importan...

May16, 2012 was a hectic day for Sphoorthi Theatre for Educational Puppetry, and Art & Carfts-STEPARC. I personify my Puppet Theatre as my daughter SPHOORTHI. Well, she was born in mid 2003-2004, but got her name registered under Societies Registration Act of 2001 on March 31st, 2005. Since then like an younf infant the theatre is working an dsurving doing some educational and awareness programmes using Puppets. Now is is seven years old and is on her own--Yes!!! Till now Sphoorthi Theatre did puppet presentation in collaboration with other organisations mostly free of cost ( Travel fee is exempted for kids below 5years in Bus/Train and not in plane). Lately, Sphoorthi Theatre has realized not to do for Puppet Presentation/Shows/Plays for FREE. By collaborating with organsiation I could get to learn a lot, Apart from the organisation's aims/objectives/vision/mission/and so on, changes in human behaviour. Long ago, I had studied Socail psychology and Organisation Behavi...

The statement posits that when seeking verbal expression, it is advisable to consult a male, yet when seeking effective action, it is preferable to consult a woman. Margaret Thatcher, born on October 13, 1925, was a British politician who served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to Women play a pivotal role in shaping and constructing the fabric of society. Harriet Beecher, an American author and abolitionist, was a prominent figure in the 19th century. Stowe is a reference to Harriet Beecher Stowe, an American author and abolition International Women's Day (IWD), which was first referred to as International Working Women's Day, is observed annually on the 8th of March. The inaugural observance of Women's Day occurred in 1911. The inaugural commemoration of Women's Day took place on March 19, 1911, in Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland. The resolution to commemorate International Working Women's Day was made during the second inte...

The Medaram Jatara, also known as the Jatara fair festival, The tribal jatara, also known as Girijana tribes, is regarded as the largest of the several tribal communities. Tribal jataras are not only prevalent in India, but also extend to many regions in Asia. The religious festival is observed biennially in the village of Medaram, located in the Tadwai mandal of the Warangal district in the state of Telangana. The Medaram Jatara commences on the day of the full moon, also referred to as Suddha Poornima, during the month of Magha. The months of January and February align with the Magha month of the Hindu lunar calendar. The jatara, a religious festival, is scheduled to take place from February 8th to February 10th in the year 2012. On the eighth day, the sacred deity Saralamma or Sarakka would be ceremoniously transported from Kannepoyinapalle village to the designated jatara site. On the next day, another deity named Sammakka, who is regarded as the maternal figure of Sara...

  The Puppet Play held on March 6, 2010 at Ravindra Bharathi was organized by the National Domestic Workers Movement (NDWM) in Hyderabad, which is a local branch of NDWM India. NDWM is a non-governmental organization dedicated to advocating for the rights of domestic workers and domestic child laborers. During the commemoration of the international NDWN Silver Jubilee and Women's Day Celebration on March 6, 2010, at Ravindra Bharathi in Hyderabad, esteemed Chief Guests Sri Manikya Varaprasad Reddy, Minister for School Education, and Sri R.Venkat Reddy, Minister for Labour and Employment, were in attendance. The esteemed individuals in attendance include Mrs. Christine Lazares, Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), and Sri Srineevasalu, Indian Administrative Service (IAS) Commissioner of Labour. Additionally, there are several special invitees and distinguished visitors present. In this instance, a group of four individuals employed as domestic workers underwent a three-...