I am passionate about teaching. I enjoy teaching children. I am a mentor in a government-sponsored organization, where I teach soft-skills and communication skills to graduate students. I prefer spending time with my family to going out. I am fascinated by the Internet and the plethora of opportunities that arrive with it. I am also interested in modern gadgets.
Learning can be fun and rejuvenating. In our busy lives, it is very difficult to learn in dedicated institutions or organizations. Self-learning is the only option for us. We can find the best of gurus to teach us when we invoke the student lying dormant in us.
All of us, the modern men and women including teens and kids have two things in common. One this is a smartphone and the other is a bunch of bad habits ranging from not drinking enough water to smoking. For many people, the smartphone is fast becoming a bad habit. But that is another story.
Sports fraternity is amazed at his wizardry of Mustafa, who joined Nagaraj Tennis Centre at five and started taking professional training. By the time he is six, he started playing non-AITA club-level. He tasted his first success, when he was eight, at his maiden attempt at the AITA national U-10 tournament.
Everybody knows about QWERTY Keyboard. It is the most popular keyboard. There is an interesting story of hard work and dedication in the making of the keyboard. Do you ever wonder, why is the layout Q-W-E-R-T-Y; why it is not a simple and easy to remember A-B-C-D-F?
The family is poor. The parents are barely educated. They do not have the knowledge or resources to make their daughter a pilot. Divya’s mother was the influencing factor. She wished that her daughter would become a pilot. After all, she was born in the vicinity of the air base – Pathankot. Nobody took it seriously as the family is very unlikely to support Divya in achieving the goal. Never discouraged by these obstacles Divya achieved her goal.
Palakollu, situated in West Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh boasts of an important pancharama temple. The temple is very near to the bus stand and about 2 km from the railway station. Palakollu is well-connected with the rest of Andhra Pradesh with direct buses and trains.