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A man had two sons. The younger son said to his father, \"Give me my part of all the things we own.\" So the father divided the wealth with his two sons.\n\nThe younger son gathered up all that he had and left. He travelled far away to another country. There he wasted his money like a fool. He spent everything that he had. Soon after that, the land became very dry, and there was no rain. There was not enough food to eat anywhere in the country. The son was hungry and needed money. So he went and got a job with one of the people of that country. The man sent the son into the field to feed pigs. The son was so hungry that he wanted to eat the food that the pigs were eating. But no person gave him anything.\n\nThe boy realized that he had been very foolish. He thought, \"All of my father's servants have plenty of food. But I am here, almost dead because I have nothing to eat. I will leave and go to my father. I will say to him, \"Father, I have sinned against God and have done wrong to you. I am not good enough to be called your son. But let me be like one of your servants.\"\n\nWhile the son was still a long way off, his father saw him coming. The father felt sorry for his son. So the father ran to him. He hugged and kissed his son. The son said, 'Father, I have sinned against God and have done wrong to you. I am not good enough to be called your son.\"\n\n\"But the father said to his servants, 'Hurry! Bring the best clothes and dress him. Also put a ring on his finger and good shoes on his feet. Bring the fat calf. We will kill it and have plenty to eat. Then, we can have a party. My son was dead, but now he is alive again! He was lost, but now he is found!\" So they began to have a party.\n\nThe older son was in the field. He came closer to the house. He heard the sound of music and dancing. So the older son called to one of the servant boys and asked, 'What does all this mean?' The servant said, \"Your brother has come back. Your father killed the fat calf to eat. Your father is happy because your brother came home safely.\"\n\nThe older son was angry and would not go in to the party. So his father went out to ask him to come in. The son said to his father, \"I have served you like a slave for many years. I have always obeyed your commands. But you never even killed a goat for me. You never gave a party for me and my friends. But your other son has wasted all your money on prostitutes. Then, he comes home, and you kill the fat calf for him!\"\n\nBut the father said to him, \"Son, you are always with me. All that I have is yours too. We must be happy and have a party because your brother was dead, and now he is alive. He was lost, but now he is found.\"'\n\nMoral:\n\nThis famous story teaches us some important lessons about ourselves.\n\n1. People seek happiness in the wrong places. The younger son thought happiness was getting away from his father's control and being free to have fun. In the end, he was miserable because he was looking for happiness in the wrong places.\nPeople in today's world are making the same mistake. They are seeking happiness in money, drugs, alcohol, sex, thrills, education, power, fame, beauty. But selfish living does not lead to joy. It leads to suffering and shame.\n\n\n\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567775742979}]
We all have that one particular person in our lives who shared a great bond when it came to our fashion choices or giving us a fresh perspective to our beauty care choices right?\nThat first winged eye-liner that came perfect for the first time, first hair streaks, your first\nmakeover, gel-set hairstyle, all the firsts with your partner in crime.\nIt could have been your mum, your bestie, classmate ?..<\/p>
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As we all know, Teachers Day is being celebrated today throughout the nation. Let me take this opportunity to respect and thank my teachers for life.\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567701295384","data":"
Geetha Shamsunder, a dynamic woman at the age of sixty is a mentor you\u2019ll never want to miss in life. She\u2019s the epitome of kindness who\u2019s love for literature is visible through her teaching. I used to attend my seniors classes just for her! Her stories and life experiences always had a hidden message for me to decode. She's been a sweetheart in encouraging me throughout. Her classes are beyond the textbooks. She's a trusted source of advice for anyone.When my grades in English were not so great, she helped and guided me , put me back in place and in turn, made me fall in love with the subject. She made me realize that there is a writer in everyone and all they need is a little push.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567701295385","data":"
Lately during my college days,I realize my seniors have played a vital role in wanting me to be a better person. I was given a zillion opportunities to discover myself by my seniors. I spend more time with my seniors; it's all about different perspectives and experimenting new things. I wouldn't have sailed through my three years of engineering if not for them!\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567701295386","data":"
\u201cEveryone you meet has something to teach you\u201d -and as soon as I accept that, I open myself to truly listening. There\u2019s a diversity of people in the world and as we move through life we encounter this variation. They are capable of leaving a positive or negative impact on our lives during the moments which we\u2019ve spent with them. However, these persons are teachers of valuable life lessons. In the past few years until the present I was able to gain some of these cherished actualities with respect to \u201cpeople\u201d.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567701295387","data":"
Life is all about learning something new every time and for me, this process happens by analyzing and adapting the best qualities of people around me.\nMy friends, family, acquaintances are my teachers. In fact a small talk with a stranger is also learning. <\/p>
\n To all the teachers out there, thank you!\n\n <\/p>"}]
Most of us have a favorite teacher we remember from our school days. I changed many schools. As I look back to my school days, I realize I was fortunate enough to have some teachers who had a great impact on my life. <\/p>
During my kinder garden stage, I would feel a fear to go to a strange new place called \u2018school\u2019. My then headmistress of the school Annapurna helped me to feel at ease in that strange place by pampering me. I used to go to every class that she goes, for the first one month later on she scolded me and made me sit in class. Even today when I meet her, she laughs at me recalling the incident. <\/p>
\nWhen I was in my 5th standard, I never knew how to write something on my own. I used to make my brothers write to me. For the first time, I wrote an essay. I don\u2019t know what my English teacher(Humaira) liked so much in it; she praised me in front of fifty classmates. We know praising boosts our confidence since then I started writing. She is so patient enough to scan the entire scrap I wrote, correcting my mistakes and giving me more new ideas. I learned a lot from her. <\/p>
I got some of my favorite teachers(Sarala, Bhanu, Prapoorna) I wonder what qualities they had to reach a child who was nearly out of reach. They were more than just instructors and paper grades. They believed that there is more to be taught to students other than textbook lessons. <\/p>
\nHere is the story of the most inspiring teacher in my life. Miss Madhavi the founder of the challenger\u2019s academy. I found to met her when I went there for my EMCET coaching. She is scary and strict to the eyes of those students who had never been in her classroom. Those who were her students truly enjoy her class. She practically teaches everything and interacts with every student in the classroom. She believes that students will understand and grasp the subjects if they were interested in it, so she motivates us my telling different stories of life. When I asked her that I Wanna see IIT or another premier institute the very next she took permission from the BITSAT Hyderabad campus. She took us over there and made us see the entire BITSAT campus that is our Madhavi mam. Teachers like her are not just inspiring to students of her but also for the teachers of forthcoming generations. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567701714791","data":"5d713d587d0c2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567701714790","data":"
On this teacher\u2019s day, I Wanna tell you that, if you find any class boring, go to your favorite teachers and talk to them. Trust me, they have more interest and valuable stuff than what our textbooks and boring classes give us. <\/p>
Thank you, and happy teachers day to all the teachers.<\/p>"}]
In this current world of materialism where education became a commodity, teachers became mere employees who come to class as \"instructors\" and finish the syllabus sheet and students are clients where they 'buy' education. Objectivity spanning over everything where oneness in ideas, actions are encouraged and studying poetry just for the sake of clearing examination and where we were taught history just as a propoganda tool to shape our thoughts. University is a space where our identities are dragged down to mere ID cards and surveillance through CC cameras is seen as normal. In these spaces where they talk about acquiring skills and job oriented training, I didn't find a difference between Ameerpet coaching centres and the universities. Research is always seen as the last option and looked upon as a career taken by the so called less meritorious students, I don't think this is what we have envisioned our universities to be. Uninspiring teachers and demotivated students and the highly make-believe rankings and advertisements all over the cities, these became the norms of educational places. Critical thinking and expression are supressed and dissent is always seen as going against the rules of that University. Cultural and heritage classes are looked at a lens of history rather than some interesting insights into how the food habits of foreigners changed the way we eat, or the Marxism was boiled down as an ideology against liberalism but we never explored the romanticism in Marxism. Gandhi is just given a space in the almirah but was never taught to us. \n\nIn all this humaneless society, In my little space I found a professor who is much passionate about her subject, who encourages discussions and she is the one who brings multiple perspectives to look at a text and makes us think critically. She is the one who intellectually excites me and gives us a voice to lay down our thoughts in the class which sometimes we discuss throughout the class. Lord Byron texts are discussed in a feminist perspective by her, but she didn't curtail us to look at the same texts through various lens and also she gave us space to discuss with our peers. She is the one who gave me hope that there is something for tomorrow. If there is one teacher in my entire life that inspired me to take up research is her. Thank you for motivating us to move our dead souls walk into the heavens of knowledge. Thank you so much ma'am. And finally happy teachers day.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567700575879}]
Teachers play a crucial role in every induvidual's life.They form the basis of our foundation-make us strong so that we stand tall,confident and independant throughout our lives and I am blessed to have kind, beautiful and talented teachers in my life.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567701168925","data":"5d7128e2f2faf"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567701168926","data":"
My mother, who has been a part of my life since the very first second I stepped into this world, gave me my first lesson-Never give up on what's important to you in your life. If you don't get, try as hard as you can. Eventually, it will be yours. She gave me a simple example, If we are in a state to extract oil from the driest bits of sand, you can do anything within your limit to achieve anything. She also taught me that impossibility is a virtue. Besides giving me all the motivation, she also taught me a bunch of good manners(frequently reminds me to throw away the chips packet after I'm done hogging which I fail to do all the time), to cook, do the chores and most importantly, taught me my first word. My mother is my first best teacher. My father has always been a little strict with me regarding my academics. He would ask me to write down all the tables from 1 to 25 at least three times in my vacation(I was in my fourth grade). He would ask me to write down at least a page of an essay or a story. I was a kid and always got flustered about it. But now, I am very grateful to him-people love my handwriting and I am pretty good at maths now. There are many more instances like these which I cherish till date and laugh at myself for being stupid. My father taught me that hard work and smart work hand- in -the hand is the best way to succeed in life. I also learnt from him that criticism is an essential part of our lives as we learn from it and develop ourselves to become a better person.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567701168927","data":"5d7129e94819f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567701168928","data":"
We all have special teachers from our school. I've got a few too. My grade one class teacher, Hima Bindu Ma'am has always been a very sweet person-she taught me that kindness is a powerful tool which has the power of moulding a person's life. My grade 3 teacher, Keerthi Ma'am(she was in her 50's back then) taught me the essence of wisdom and the importance of respect and obidience. My grade 5 class teacher, Chitra ma'am taught everyone in my class the correct way to spell my name(funny but often, many people get it wrong) and taught me that it is a necessity to correct a person if they are wrong it doesn't matter if they are younger to you or elder than you. My grade 7 teacher Asha Srinivas Ma'am taught me about confidence and Leadership. My English teacher and My grade 10 class teacher, Anne ma'am taught me time management and always warned us about procrastination being a habit of lazy people.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567701168929","data":"
Friends have always been a part of my life. They, for sure are not experienced with the cycle of life like all the teachers but they do know a lot about us more than we know about them. They teach us the most important thing-Teamwork-if it is about sharing assignments the day before, getting a few copies of an output that we forget about, searching for answers to the question bank given to us the day before our Unit tests...the list goes on.'Unity is strength' and my friends prove it right all the time.<\/p>
How can I forget my sister!? She is more like a friend to me. She taught me to be bold-to to be stubborn enough to get what I want.<\/p>
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Nature has taught me the power of. patience, creativity and selflessness. Sun's rays, the sound of the rain, feel of the wind kissing your skin, vibrant colours of flora as and fauna have an impeccable message within them-beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567701168931","data":"
Teaching is an act of optimism. I believe that it is more about heart work from the teacher and the students. It takes a big heart to shape little minds. Teachers not only guide students with academics but also teach them moral values.....as we all know the famous quote in Sanskrit 'Guru Brahma Guru Vishnu Guru Devi Maheshwaraha Guru Sakshat Parbrahma Thasmay Shree Gurave Namaha'.<\/p>
Happy teachers day to all the wonderful teachers out there!<\/p>"}]
Every campus is blessed with a spot that has seen birthdays, relationships, breakups, celebrations, achievements, and failures. In the case of HITAM, it is our canteen that turns out to be an ideal place which rests away from the main building and is free from any chaos by faculty and prone to all the chaos by students. The reasonable number of tables have space for everyone. This is the place where most of the first years get ragged for the first time. This is the place where a lot of guys confessed their love. And this is the place where people made friends for a lifetime.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567691287011","data":"
HITAM canteen is situated towards the left-wing of the campus. It is surrounded by engineering workshop, kabaddi ground, Basket Ball court and an undeveloped side which is used as a secret chamber. With reasonably good food and well-spread area, this is where all years and branches come together and do the craziest activities. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567691287012","data":"
If listening to boring lectures is not your cup of tea, then a plate of idli in the morning to bitch about how your entire day is going to be is. To make it more specific let me tell you about a few stunts that take place regularly in this part of the campus. The \u201ccrush ko taado\u201d count is astronomical especially with juniors coming in. Though Lasya is graduated, the table opposite to workshop still reminds us of the mechanical queen. One thing that every HITAMITE tried at least once in the canteen is escaping the campus through the woods for movies and their chai-sutta times. Isn\u2019t all of this reminding you of your college days or the current scenes? <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567691287013","data":"
You know you are around our canteen when you can hear \u201cabey bhabhi hai teri\u201d, \u201c9 on 10\u201d, \u201cthat\u2019s a cute guy\u201d, \u201cIs biryani on the menu today?\u201d or \u201cchicken nahi mayda hai\u201d. Well, my words are a good read for few, nostalgia to a lot and definitely bringing a smile on a lot faces right now. But the motive behind being so realistic about hangout spot in any campus is to take you down the memory lanes. So that when you are graduated and hopefully return to your college with the same group of friends, you still be able to recollect those no-attendance but \u201cbhai hai na\u201d days.<\/p>"}]
La Muinteora Sona (IRISH ) , HAPPY TEACHER'S DAY FOR ALL THE MARVELLOUS AND COGNIZANT TEACHERS IN THE WHOLE WORLD. A teacher is a person who helps students to acquire knowledge, competence or virtue. Teachers provide instruction in literacy and numeracy, craftsmanship or vocational training, the arts, religion, civics, community roles, or life skills. They also serve as supervisors for extracurricular activities. In some education systems, teachers may be responsible for student discipline. Today on the occasion of Teacher's Day, ST.ANN'S DEGREE AND PG COLLEGE students has impressed their teachers with their stunning performances. All the teachers were mesmerized with their presentation. Besides students, teachers also played their role gently by participating in silly games and performed a crazy cat walk with their beloved students and made the programme successful. Celebrating Teacher's day at school is one of the finest memories from the school days. With no doubt we can say everyone will agree with it. Begining to prepare to surprise our teachers with all the decorations along with elaborate plays, essays and speeches is an event that leaves a mark in the memory. A very prominent part of the Teacher's Day celebration is the speech.\n\nWe have a few sample speeches, in English and Hindi for the students to convey their wishes and gratitude for teachers. Teachers are the light of the world, the beacon in the dark and the hope that gives us strength to survive.On this beautiful occasion, let us take the opportunity to convey our wishes to all our teachers, who have given impeccable contribution in shaping us.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567695118932}]
Successes are always hailed and successful people are looked up to, be credited for making the country proud, awarded in cash and kind and more. But what about the ones behind these successful people? The teachers and the coaches who nurtured these aces from the very beginning and shaped their lives... Here's what they have to say about their teachers.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504518314649","data":"
Saara Qureshi<\/b><\/a>, Boxer<\/b>: Durga Prasad sir played the most important role in making me the boxer that I am today. He is the one who pushes my limits and constantly motivates me. I feel really lucky to have him as my coach, as he works harder than me and any of his students. In fact, he comes to the training center even before the students and he makes it a point to know each student's individual strengths and weaknesses and coaches them accordingly. I am honoured to have a coach like him.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504518643865","data":"59ad225a19251"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504518666091","data":"Kynan Chenai<\/b><\/a>, Olympian Shooter<\/b>: My coach, Mr. Mansher Singh is my biggest support system. He's known me from a very young age and he knows me inside out. In fact, he knows how I function better than myself and he constantly keeps finding ways where I can improve and teaches me constantly. I am training harder with him now as I hope to clinch a medal in the 2020 Olympics.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504518891317","data":"59ad234ee9236"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504518935403","data":"Dronavalli Harika<\/a>, Chess Grandmaster<\/b>: I started training with Mr. N V S Ramaraju at the age of 8, so I've spent all my life being trained by him. The only reason I am here is because of him. For any player to achieve something, more than anything, getting a good trainer is most important. I believe trainers work harder but the player gets more credit. He trained me until I became a Grand Master and though we don't train on a regular basis now, we still discuss on what to do and how to improve. I also discuss my plans and take his opinion before matches.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504519522099","data":"59ad25c5b954d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504519563551","data":"Syeda Falak<\/a>, Martial Artist: <\/b>I've trained with Mr. Balram Rajput for 10 years and now I've been training with Mr. Mohammed Shafi for the last five months. They're the ones who made me the international champion that I am and their determination to see me succeed is what drives me. They constantly focus on my problems and teach me ways to adapt and overcome the issues. I am really thankful to them.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504519680064","data":"59ad26657cf92"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504520038757","data":"Haleem Khan, Dancer:<\/b> I can categorize my life into before meeting my guru and after meeting my guru, like BC and AD. My guru, Mr. Kaza Venkata Subramanyam is the one who gave me my life and is completely responsible for my growth, happiness and wisdom. If I'm meeting thousands of people now and contributing to dance the way I am, it is only because of my guru's effort. A major reason why I am so grateful to him is because he never put any emphasis on financials, I don't think I ever paid his fees completely, as I didn't have much money when I was learning. He also emphasises a lot on having a unique style, as opposed to other teachers whose style is very visible in their students' dance form. He encouraged me to have my own style and that is how I am the way I am. I want to be like him when I want to teach and do all the good things the way he did <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504521138779","data":"59ad2c162ffad"}]
Kynan Chenai<\/b><\/a>, Olympian Shooter<\/b>: My coach, Mr. Mansher Singh is my biggest support system. He's known me from a very young age and he knows me inside out. In fact, he knows how I function better than myself and he constantly keeps finding ways where I can improve and teaches me constantly. I am training harder with him now as I hope to clinch a medal in the 2020 Olympics.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504518891317","data":"59ad234ee9236"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504518935403","data":"Dronavalli Harika<\/a>, Chess Grandmaster<\/b>: I started training with Mr. N V S Ramaraju at the age of 8, so I've spent all my life being trained by him. The only reason I am here is because of him. For any player to achieve something, more than anything, getting a good trainer is most important. I believe trainers work harder but the player gets more credit. He trained me until I became a Grand Master and though we don't train on a regular basis now, we still discuss on what to do and how to improve. I also discuss my plans and take his opinion before matches.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504519522099","data":"59ad25c5b954d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504519563551","data":"Syeda Falak<\/a>, Martial Artist: <\/b>I've trained with Mr. Balram Rajput for 10 years and now I've been training with Mr. Mohammed Shafi for the last five months. They're the ones who made me the international champion that I am and their determination to see me succeed is what drives me. They constantly focus on my problems and teach me ways to adapt and overcome the issues. I am really thankful to them.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504519680064","data":"59ad26657cf92"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504520038757","data":"Haleem Khan, Dancer:<\/b> I can categorize my life into before meeting my guru and after meeting my guru, like BC and AD. My guru, Mr. Kaza Venkata Subramanyam is the one who gave me my life and is completely responsible for my growth, happiness and wisdom. If I'm meeting thousands of people now and contributing to dance the way I am, it is only because of my guru's effort. A major reason why I am so grateful to him is because he never put any emphasis on financials, I don't think I ever paid his fees completely, as I didn't have much money when I was learning. He also emphasises a lot on having a unique style, as opposed to other teachers whose style is very visible in their students' dance form. He encouraged me to have my own style and that is how I am the way I am. I want to be like him when I want to teach and do all the good things the way he did <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504521138779","data":"59ad2c162ffad"}]
Dronavalli Harika<\/a>, Chess Grandmaster<\/b>: I started training with Mr. N V S Ramaraju at the age of 8, so I've spent all my life being trained by him. The only reason I am here is because of him. For any player to achieve something, more than anything, getting a good trainer is most important. I believe trainers work harder but the player gets more credit. He trained me until I became a Grand Master and though we don't train on a regular basis now, we still discuss on what to do and how to improve. I also discuss my plans and take his opinion before matches.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504519522099","data":"59ad25c5b954d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504519563551","data":"Syeda Falak<\/a>, Martial Artist: <\/b>I've trained with Mr. Balram Rajput for 10 years and now I've been training with Mr. Mohammed Shafi for the last five months. They're the ones who made me the international champion that I am and their determination to see me succeed is what drives me. They constantly focus on my problems and teach me ways to adapt and overcome the issues. I am really thankful to them.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504519680064","data":"59ad26657cf92"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504520038757","data":"Haleem Khan, Dancer:<\/b> I can categorize my life into before meeting my guru and after meeting my guru, like BC and AD. My guru, Mr. Kaza Venkata Subramanyam is the one who gave me my life and is completely responsible for my growth, happiness and wisdom. If I'm meeting thousands of people now and contributing to dance the way I am, it is only because of my guru's effort. A major reason why I am so grateful to him is because he never put any emphasis on financials, I don't think I ever paid his fees completely, as I didn't have much money when I was learning. He also emphasises a lot on having a unique style, as opposed to other teachers whose style is very visible in their students' dance form. He encouraged me to have my own style and that is how I am the way I am. I want to be like him when I want to teach and do all the good things the way he did <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504521138779","data":"59ad2c162ffad"}]
Syeda Falak<\/a>, Martial Artist: <\/b>I've trained with Mr. Balram Rajput for 10 years and now I've been training with Mr. Mohammed Shafi for the last five months. They're the ones who made me the international champion that I am and their determination to see me succeed is what drives me. They constantly focus on my problems and teach me ways to adapt and overcome the issues. I am really thankful to them.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504519680064","data":"59ad26657cf92"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1504520038757","data":"Haleem Khan, Dancer:<\/b> I can categorize my life into before meeting my guru and after meeting my guru, like BC and AD. My guru, Mr. Kaza Venkata Subramanyam is the one who gave me my life and is completely responsible for my growth, happiness and wisdom. If I'm meeting thousands of people now and contributing to dance the way I am, it is only because of my guru's effort. A major reason why I am so grateful to him is because he never put any emphasis on financials, I don't think I ever paid his fees completely, as I didn't have much money when I was learning. He also emphasises a lot on having a unique style, as opposed to other teachers whose style is very visible in their students' dance form. He encouraged me to have my own style and that is how I am the way I am. I want to be like him when I want to teach and do all the good things the way he did <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504521138779","data":"59ad2c162ffad"}]
Haleem Khan, Dancer:<\/b> I can categorize my life into before meeting my guru and after meeting my guru, like BC and AD. My guru, Mr. Kaza Venkata Subramanyam is the one who gave me my life and is completely responsible for my growth, happiness and wisdom. If I'm meeting thousands of people now and contributing to dance the way I am, it is only because of my guru's effort. A major reason why I am so grateful to him is because he never put any emphasis on financials, I don't think I ever paid his fees completely, as I didn't have much money when I was learning. He also emphasises a lot on having a unique style, as opposed to other teachers whose style is very visible in their students' dance form. He encouraged me to have my own style and that is how I am the way I am. I want to be like him when I want to teach and do all the good things the way he did <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1504521138779","data":"59ad2c162ffad"}]
Having been reminded that this is my last teachers' day as a teenager, I started to wonder about how did I become the person that I am today. I haven't had many favorite teachers who influenced me since I was a child because I was spending most of my time at home, with my mother. (The funny part of it remains the fact that I did my schooling from the same school for 12 academic years). I hardly remember the Saturdays I'd attended back in school, on finger count, because my mother had weekend offs. <\/p>
I want to trace back to the day when I had come back home from school, all excited, in about my 6th grade or so and picked up my mother's mobile phone to text a music channel (after betting with a friend that I'd surely pull it off), saying that I would miss a guy from my class during the vacation. I quickly deleted the text from the 'sent messages' and sat as though nothing ever happened. My mother came to me with her mobile phone which had a reply from the music channel that the text request of \"I miss you XYZ\" has been approved. I almost had a mini heart attack. She looked at me with an absolutely normal grin and just asked me to sit and chat with her for a while. About 20 minutes into the conversation, she asks me whether I had picked this act up from some film: I sit numb. She hugs me and says, \"All I want to say is that you're too young for all of this and I know that my daughter knows what's best for her. Don't get influenced by peer pressure, they ain't dealing with a single consequence\". For an 11 year-old child, the fact that she got away with something as serious as this with just a smile and a hug was far from believable. <\/p>
Another day in the life of an 11 year old me (11 was one transforming year), saw the wrath of my dad's scream after stealing money from my own house to buy 'expensive' friendship day gifts and bands for my friends. My mom quietly walks into the house post work and asks what's wrong. She sits beside me and helps me lie on her lap, she bribes me with a couple of chocolates out of her bag and talks me out of the mess saying, \"Money is important. I'm glad you have a knack for it. I'd be happier if it were genuine. I will try and buy you all things shiny but would that suffice? I'm sure you'd want more. Work for it later when you can. Right now, or any day further in life, remember that you can't live with the greed for more. Learn to be content, we're not talking about this again\". It took me a mere 2-minute conversation to realize the fact that there's more to life than money and how insignificant it stands amidst the happier things in life.<\/p>
I share every little piece of information from my life with her despite knowing that some of it would call for a war because I believe that regardless of whether or not I pick the right things for myself, one talk with her will help me get a clear perspective of the consequences that would follow. Academic issues, best-friend troubles, boyfriend struggle- you name it and she sits right there explaining how life doesn't end with just one path of career, how there's more to my life than the people that pull me down and why I mustn't let go someone who grows by my side. I cannot think of a better teacher than someone who would never, ever let you give up knowing all the potential that you hold. <\/p>
There's this one thing I know that this woman, this teacher of mine, has taught me life and its cards through these 19 years that no school\/college could. I could pay and take classes for anything out there in the world today but not for the morals, ethics and life basics that she's brought me up with. <\/p>
We often fail to realize how parenting (read mentoring\/guiding\/teaching) is the base for most things that end up effecting our lives. Home is the first place that we learn and pick traits from.<\/p>
I'd love to quote this from a series called Gilmore Girls- \"As she guided me through these incredible eighteen years, I don't know if she ever realized the person I most wanted to be was her\".<\/p>
Happy Teachers' Day, my most favorite teacher. A person I will always look up to. (You can trust me on this because no child of 6 would walk to her school principal and threaten him saying that he must be aware of her presence since she's Vaani Sistla's daughter, who herself was a computer teacher at school back then).<\/p>"}]
Teacher\u2019s day is a great occasion for celebrating and enjoying the relationship between teachers and students. Nowadays, it is celebrated with the big enthusiasm and joy in the schools, colleges, universities and other educational institutions by both students and teachers. Teachers are given lots of wishes, gifts of gratitude, but I think we can never set a price for knowledge. \"This is the worst class, your seniors were better\" ,<\/i> if you heard this from your teacher in high school then you had a bomb childhood. <\/p>
A quick throwback to my childhood, I always end up being taught by aggressive teachers and that kept me quite and I was kinda low-key in my middle school. But that taught me to work harder after school hours and subsequently I did improve and I started doing things out of my comfort zone. We all have those loud teachers whose answer to everything is punishment. If punishment works why is crime rate high? <\/p>
It rarely happens that someone comes into your life for a brief period but leaves a lasting impact on your mind and heart. After a point of time, you start to change as the other person's love, and compassion helps you grow. I had a somewhat similar experience to this in 2015, class 10. It was the first day of my new session when I met Mrs. Dubey. She was my English literature and grammar teacher. She was the best teacher in English at our school and she is the reason I started writing and expanding my horizons, I proved a point to my peers that I can write and I am pretty good at it and scored the highest in English in my boards. I consider this as my first achievement while growing up. The best learning I can take back home from Mrs. Dubey was to never give up.<\/p>
Later on, during Intermediate, English was taught by Mr.Feroz. He was such a cool faculty, and he helped me in scoring the highest marks in English in boards of my college. It's all numbers, But I am proud of these achievements which motivates me when I am having trouble writing. We all have teachers around some are good and ready to do anything to see us successful. <\/p>
And if there is someone I would like to thank are Larry Page<\/i> and Sergey Brin<\/i>, who gave an amazing tool called Google, <\/i>which is a boon for everyone enthusiastic enough to learn something, and I am not an exception, majority of my skillsets are from Google, from guitaring to coding.<\/p>
And an honorable mention to Dr. Joseph Murphy the author of Power of your subconscious mind<\/i>. This book had the biggest impact on my life. We are never old to learn. I learned a lot from my parents, teachers, friends. My parents taught me to work hard for what you love, teachers helped me in my school, college. And friends who keep me motivated and helped me grow, and I am happy to find all this support at the right time and the right place. <\/p>
\u201cThe mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.\u201d<\/i> \u2015 William Arthur Ward<\/p>
Happy Teachers Day!<\/p>"}]
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