National Insurance Awareness Day: Protecting Your Future
June 28 marks National Insurance Awareness Day, a crucial reminder to review and update insurance policies. This day emphasizes the importance of insurance in securing financial stability and peace of mind. Why Insurance Matters – Financial Protection: Insurance safeguards against unexpected events like medical emergencies, accidents, or natural disasters. – Uncertainty Mitigation: Insurance helps mitigate […]
Celebrating MSME Day 2025: Empowering the Backbone of India’s Economy
Today, June 27, 2025, marks a significant day in the calendar of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India. MSME Day is celebrated globally to recognize the immense contributions of these enterprises to the economy, innovation, and sustainable development. Significance of MSME Day MSMEs are the backbone of India’s economy, accounting for nearly 30% […]
Jagannath Yatra 2025: A Celebration of Faith and Unity
The Jagannath Yatra, also known as the Rath Yatra, is a significant Hindu festival celebrated in Puri, Odisha. This nine-day event, which began on June 13 and will conclude on July 5, 2025, marks the sacred journey of Lord Jagannath, his brother Balabhadra, and sister Subhadra to the Gundicha Temple. Significance of Jagannath Yatra The […]
Waking Up to a New Beginning: My First Day and Sahaja Yoga
Today feels like the start of everything. It’s International Day of Yoga, a day of global peace. And it’s also the day I officially begin my internship with Together We Can Foundation (TWCF). But my journey started a little early, with an experience that has already opened my heart and mind. Just before my first […]
Discovering Sahaja Yoga: A Journey to Self-Realization
What Is Sahaja Yoga? Sahaja Yoga is a form of meditation founded in 1970 by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. Its essence lies in awakening the Kundalini, an innate, dormant spiritual energy at the base of the spine, to achieve Self‑Realization—a state of mental silence and connection with a higher consciousness. Practiced by millions across more […]
Planting for the Future: The Simple Act That Changes Everythings
In our fast-paced world of concrete jungles and digital screens, it’s easy to forget the quiet magic of nature. But every time we feel the breeze on our face, walk under the shade of a tree, or breathe in fresh air, we’re reminded of how deeply connected we are to the Earth. And that’s where […]
The Heart of Giving: Why Donation Matters More Than Ever
We often go through life focusing on our goals, routines, and daily struggles. But every once in a while, we pause – when we see a child begging at a traffic signal, a hungry person sleeping on the footpath, or a news story about people affected by floods or poverty. In those quiet moments, something […]
When Life Takes a Turn — A Reflection on Fate, Forgotten Stories, and the Power of Giving
In the quiet corners of society exist places where time seems to slow down — where stories sit silently behind wrinkled smiles and weary eyes. Old age homes are not just shelters; they are spaces filled with lives once vibrant, once celebrated, now wrapped in stillness and routine. Within these walls are individuals who have […]
World Population Day: Reflecting on People, Progress, and the Planet
Observed every year on July 11, World Population Day is a vital reminder of the importance of population issues and their far-reaching impacts on development, sustainability, and human well-being. Established by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in 1989, this day encourages global awareness and action on challenges and opportunities related to the world’s population. […]
World Hepatitis Day: A Global Call to Eliminate Hepatitis
World Hepatitis Day, observed every year on July 28, is a global health campaign aimed at raising awareness about hepatitis and encouraging prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. The day is one of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) officially mandated global health days and serves as a powerful platform to mobilize individuals, organizations, and governments to act […]
