4 Right habits to continue after #Covid19 Pandemic

The Covid19 pandemic has changed our way of living, be it inside home or outside. We all have learnt to survive and be happy in the essentials and even learnt to keep ourselves at peace balancing all the work be it home chores, professional commitments, kids’ online routines and cheering the house while taking utmost care of the family.

 

Coronavirus pandemic has taught us many things, firstly to be mentally strong and secondly to be physically fit plus it has imbibed new habits which I am surely not going to stop practicing few habits that started with this pandemic but surely will even continue after #Covid19 pandemic ends.

 

1.    Prioritize Health:

We all knew Health is Wealth from our earlier days and many believed and practiced their life around this mantra. But now each and every person on the earth has started practicing this in real terms.

Building immunity has been core virtue and we all are working collectively to do that. Be it drinking homemade hot drinks that has all the goodness of health.

Eating Healthy has been started by many and we as a family also have started regulating our food more now. Fun in experiments with food has been challenging but this pandemic has taught us to learn this art also. Kids are also trying their hands in no-fire cooking or baking under parent’s guidance.

Exercising which was mostly rescheduled in the whole week chart has taken a first spot in the day and must say exercising in the morning fills the whole day with energy.

Story Time is best with MaPa Story App

Stories are our main ingredient in a dish called LIFE, they add so much value and show us the path in dilemma situations. Stories give us hope, take us to fantasy land and improve our imagination too. Children also like stories for the same reasons they like to empower the world with the story and win like the story characters. Listening to stories is children's all-time favourite task and later they turn into great storytellers.

 

 The art of storytelling is an ancient practise of communicating moral values, religious beliefs, rich cultures and varied traditions, valour of brave kings and queens. When we turn pages of Indian history we come across how storytelling was very much prominent and was effectively used to put across a point in a manner that was understood by people of any age. Since ages most of the beliefs are passed on from one generation to next through this method. 

 

5 reasons why Maths is important in our life

The moment we step into this world maths becomes an integral part of life. For example when a child is born we immediately start celestial calculations for finding the letter from which the child’s name will begin. Mathematics plays a very critical role in day to day life; at some point or the other we all need to use maths and its formulas in every activity we do. So we can say that maths walk with us till we are there in this world. Unknowingly Maths is part of  life which we cannot ignore and we all need to make partnership with it for running a smooth life.

 

Beyond this, Maths also helps to craft human behaviour and methodologies to look at things around us. Let us analyze 5 reasons why maths is important in our lives.

Implementation of New Education Policy 2020: #EducationForAll #CauseAChatter

Good news flowing in the education field with Ministry of Human Resources Department, stated New Education Policy of the year 2020. Former ISRO chief Dr. K Kasturirangan headed the nine-member team who written new education policy which also comprised members of MHRD.

 

The country is rejoicing, educators, academicians and students are looking for a positive change in the education system through the new education policy, NEP2020 proposal. Let’s have a look at the benefits of the new education policy and change it can bring in the education field and make India prosperous nation in this sector too.

 

Now many are concerned how NEP 2020 will be implemented and most importantly when NEP 2020 will be implemented. Parents, educators and students started raising their questions as this academic year 2020-2021 is itself a challenge in the education due to Covid 19 pandemic.

 

7 Free Awesome eBooks for all Book Lovers

As the Seven colors of the rainbow make it beautiful and each color has its own facet and distinguishes among others so are these eBooks published in Blogchatter Ebook Carnival. We have picked these seven books from more than 60 plus books published this year. The review of these books is short and in alphabetical order as it would be hard for us to rate them in any other manner. 

Book reviews of these books will leave with a collection of poetry, non-fiction where culture, philosophy to read plus health book, and in fiction from love stories to soulful letters. Be ready to ride with us on a book tour with some amazing free books to read. You can also check out which notable e-books Cindy, our blogger friend has picked who blogs http://www.blogaberry.com/

Yaara Movie & its mesmerizing Khudkhushi song - #ZEE5 Original Film

In the midst of pandemic where we are centered with news of fear and anxiety, we all need to stay calm and have all precautionary measures. One of the ways to stay calm from all the anxiety is by diverting your mind therefore entertainment plays a major role in life. Watching movies is one of the means of entertainment that reaches masses and puts across the point well. Though most of us might be missing going to theatres to enjoy watching their favourite actors in action, this pandemic has taught us that movies could be equally enjoyable when the whole family is together at home. 

 

ZEE5 is coming up with many movies to be released on ZEE5 Original and one movie that has captured my attention is YAARA.

Book Review: Potpourri by Deepak Kaul

Potpourri are the emotions of many during the pandemic, it’s like naming the seven dwarfs of Snow-White story Happy, Sleepy, Grumpy, Sneezy, Bashful, Dopey and most important one Doc. Similarly, varied emotions are captured in the book titled ‘Potpourri’ by Deepak Kaul.

 

Book Title & Book Cover:

 

As the name suggests Potpourri is a mixture of short stories depicting various emotions and taking a reader on a ride all over the world with these stories. Author Deepak Kaul very efficiently picked up the cover image of the book as one of the stories is based on US President ‘Donald Trump’.

 

LOVE tested during COVID 19 Pandemic : #ShortLoveStory

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“So, we have our guidelines set and hoping this roll-out to be smooth and not bumpy as last one. Ria you head the Developer team and Nits you Testing team. Take the charge and make the project roll out” Sonia the project lead addressed the team of 37. She added “Lets take a break while the onsite team makes the necessary settings”.

 

Everybody started dispersing from the conference room and started heading to the cafeteria and few to their cubicles.

 

“Ria, let’s grab a coffee before you start explaining inters their to-do”, Nitish asked her in a pleading manner. He knew Ria was little upset with last week advancements.

 

Ria instructed “Shweta, I am in cafeteria; call me if any alarming message comes from onsite” and walked towards cafeteria in silence though his love of life was walking beside him.

 

Nitish held her hand as they sat with their favorite Dalgona coffee but Ria slowly pulled her hand away from his grip.

 

“Nit’s I want you to say it before it’s too late”, Ria stated in devastating tone.

 

“Ria after two years of our relationship you don’t trust me” confused Nitish smirked.

 

“It’s Riana…Riana Sheikh. These nick names in the company is taking toll in my life”, Ria blurted in a single say.