Education means to learn and to teach, and learning and teaching are present everywhere around us. Reading a book and knowing how to write doesn't make a man a learned man. Through education, we get connected with other people. We know how to speak, write, and think because education helps us develop ourselves.
Tuesday, 5 December 2023
Education is the most powerful weapon -Tenzin Jambey
Friday, 1 December 2023
Our Family at Film & Music Appreciation Club Has Expanded! - Saikiran Sahu
Hold onto your hats because we've got big news!
We are thrilled to share some incredible news with you all! We are excited to announce that Ms. Vininder Kaur, the joint managing director at Lost Heritage Production, has joined our team as a mentor. This new addition is a significant milestone in our journey and could be our single most game-changing move in setting up the club! We would be privileged to have her join us and serve as our guiding beacon. Ms Kaur's expertise and support will be valuable to our team. Let's give her the warmest welcome!
Vininder Kaur was educated at the Convent of Jesus and Mary (Dehradun, India). She pursued a fashion design degree and taught at ONGC College of Vocational Studies. She also worked as a fashion designer in an international buying house in India. She is the editor of two books, ‘Lost Heritage, The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan' and ‘The Quest Continues: Lost Heritage, The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan’. In addition to being the Joint Managing Director, Scriptwriter and Music Coordinator for the docuseries “Allegory, A Tapestry of Guru Nanak’s Travels”, she travelled with the film crew, providing valuable guidance in the filming process across nine countries. This docuseries is available on TheGuruNanak.com.
Saikiran Sahu
Club Secretary -Film & Music Appreciation Club
Image Courtesy- Lost Heritage Production
The link to learn more about the Lost Heritage Production - https://lostheritage.info/about/
Thursday, 30 November 2023
Our most powerful weapon: BOOKS - Nishan Karki
Why is education important?
"It wasn't until I started reading and found books they wouldn't let us read in school that I discovered you could be insane and happy and have a good life without being like everybody else." John Waters
Our most potent weapon is books and, more precisely, education. The book is vital in people's lives, including teachers, students, businessmen, workers, and all the others. It serves as a medium for acquiring knowledge and gathering information.
Like me, there are numerous students all around the world who use books. The use of the Internet for gaining knowledge and information has increased, yet books have retained their trend and popularity among the masses.
"If you do not have any friends, make books your friends." In fact, you can make books with your best friends.
Why is education important?
Education must be taken by every person. It is vital for the holistic development of every human being and for improving people's quality of life. An educated person can become a good citizen of society. It's also necessary to decide your career.
The rapid rise in population and pollution is because people are uneducated.
Let's take the example of India. India has been facing the problems of pollution and population growth since it attained independence. Many people in India still need to be educated. People may be literate, i.e., able to read and write, but need to be educated.
Educated people can bring the most effective change to society. Although the problem of population growth might not be wholly diminished, it can be reduced to a great extent. So education is vital for the development of every country in the world.
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