Author: Mayuri Jain

One fine day, as the sun’s gentle rays kissed my face, I woke up with a vivid dream lingering in my mind. It was a dream that felt more real than any I had experienced before. Intrigued and filled with a sense of wonder, I sat up in bed, allowing the details of the dream…

Once upon a time, in a beautiful meadow surrounded by vibrant flowers and lush greenery, there lived a tiny caterpillar named Oliver. Oliver had always dreamed of flying high in the sky, but he spent his days crawling on the ground, feasting on leaves, and inching along with his many legs. One sunny morning, as…

Ants, despite their small size, have much to teach us about various aspects of life. Here are a few valuable lessons we can learn from ants. Diligence and Persistence: Ants are known for their incredible work ethic. They tirelessly gather food, build intricate colonies, and take care of their young. They teach us the importance…

In a world teeming with diverse life forms, our empathy and compassion should extend beyond the boundaries of our immediate surroundings. While it may not be feasible for everyone to adopt a pet, there are countless ways we can contribute to the well-being of stray animals. It is my heartfelt wish that no animal is…

Giving is often misunderstood. Many of us grow up believing that generosity belongs to the wealthy—that real impact begins only when there’s an abundance of money, time, or resources to spare. We admire philanthropic foundations, grand donations, and charitable endowments, assuming that unless we can give like that, what we offer won’t count. But that…

There was something magical about summer nights in my childhood. The air smelled of grass and adventure, the sky stretched wide with endless possibilities. And then, as if by some secret signal, the fireflies would arrive. One evening, my cousins and I ran barefoot through my grandmother’s backyard, empty jars clutched tightly in our hands….

I must have been around five years old when I experienced what I now call my first heartbreak. It was a day filled with happiness and color. My parents had taken me to a fair, and the moment I laid eyes on a bright red balloon, I knew I had to have it. There was…

During the early days of the COVID-19 lockdown, like many others, I found myself consumed by uncertainty. But amid the news cycles, isolation, and eerie silence outside, what struck me most was something quieter—something most people didn’t notice at first. The animals were starving. The chai stalls had shut. Restaurants were closed. Regular feeders were…