Showing posts with label citizen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label citizen. Show all posts

Saturday, February 1, 2025

What Makes a School- Mizan Ali

"Where minds are moulded, and futures are forged."

A school is not merely a physical space; it is an intellectual sanctuary where the seeds of potential are sown and cultivated. It is the confluence of knowledge, character, and purpose where young minds are honed, and hearts are enriched. A school does not simply teach facts — it imparts wisdom, fosters critical thinking, and encourages self-discovery.

Within its halls, failures become lessons, questions spark exploration, and ambitions take flight. The classrooms echo the spirit of inquiry, collaboration, and perseverance. Teachers become architects of thought, mentors of morality, and catalysts for change. Friendships are forged, values are instilled, and resilience is built, preparing students to navigate the world's complexities beyond its gates.

A school transcends the confines of curricula; it becomes a beacon of transformation, where education is not just a process but a lifelong pursuit. It moulds citizens who are knowledgeable, compassionate, adaptable, and visionary. In shaping minds, a school ultimately shapes the future of humanity itself.

Mizan Ali 
Sunbeam Indiranagar

Monday, January 27, 2014

The Dhoom of Politics

The Dhoom of Politics 

Exorbitant amounts of money, much ado about nothing, and a sorry end result: this sums up the Indian Cinema Industry and the Indian government, all in one. A couple of weeks ago, I made the fatal mistake of going for “Dhoom 3: Back in Action” with a few of my friends. As much as I would enjoy decimating this excuse of a movie scene-by-scene, I write this article to showcase a more interesting link, so I better stay on topic.

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Madhav Dutt is the resident cartoonist for The Young Citizen. Madhav has always been intrigued by journalism and reportage. He believes that the ability to convey your views on issues of global importance is unparalleled, be it through the written word or the illustrated figure. As the erstwhile editor of his school’s newspaper, Madhav enjoyed drawing and writing on a wide range of global events. As an editorial cartoonist, his goal is not just to trivialise, but to sensitise!

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Thursday, February 9, 2012

Gold Awardee is best student at Tata Institute of Social Sciences

Devyani our Gold Award holder, lives up to the goal of creating committed citizens.

Pursing her Masters in Disability Study, lives the Award and has contributed to doing good service to the community, in addition to her skill of communication and the passion of keeping fit by going to the gym very regularly. Her good work in her first year has been acknowledged and she has been awarded the Sir Ratan Tata Scholarship in addition. We wish her well and are sure after her graduation she will be a worthy citizen always.

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