It's all a matter of Perspective

‘I-N-D-I-A’ a nation which goes crazy and drives others crazy when it is about cricket. The fan following for the Indian cricket team is nothing less when compared to a well-known Bollywood star. In short we can say that India is a country which uses an odd combination i.e. of superstition and insane cheering when it comes to build up the confidence of the team. Now, let’s start with ICC CWC ’15. India got into this tournament as nothing less than an under dock team which had never won any match in the past three months. People doubted the capability of this team to even reach the quarters. We could hardly hear bleed blue from anyone at the initial stages of the tournament. India kick start their world cup campaign against arch rivals Pakistan and the win was a moral boost and a ray of hope for the Indian fans. The next big game or call it the confidence crusher, the one against South Africa. Dhoni managed his troops well and thrashed the South Africa’s formidable line up to

A typical student’s life can be divided into three distinct stages. Each stage of the life is totally new and gives them a chance not only to prove themselves but also to learn from every wrong step they put. I classify those stages as: 1.       Childhood 2.       A time where a student starts getting exposure 3.       After exposure So, let’s start from the first one stage itself. Childhood, a span or an age up to which a student is stopped from being exposed to the reality. Each and every one of us have our parents, who can help us to take our decisions and see that we are mould in the right shape. At this stage the student learns things from his surroundings without knowing what is wrong and what is right. That’s what every one of us lack at the early stages of our life. Here a student can be compared to a newly growing plant i.e. if it is growing in the wrong direction by providing the support we can get it right back on track. It is same with the students or