How do you perceive the weather? Does it actually determine our mood, or is it our state of mind that defines it? When I woke up in the morning, I could hear some sounds, continuous but irregular, feeble yet audible. I felt the need to reduce the fan speed, which I did while lying down … Continue reading A Rainy Prelude to Winter
I welcome you to the second episode of Theatre Games. In the previous episode, I discussed five theatre games: Zip, Zap Zop, Name and Gesture, Pass the Clap, Passing the imaginary ball, and Shake Down. I advise you to become familiar with it if you haven’t visited it yet; click here. I’ll continue our discussion of the remaining five theatre games in this episode, with special emphasis on how these exercises can help develop children’s listening skills, confidence, and imagination.
A cup of coffee has witnessed the birth of several scholarly ideas and innovations. After soaking myself in Delhi's scorching heat, I reached Delhi Art Gallery (DAG, Janpath, New Delhi), only to find it closed ahead of BRICS Summit. DAG was in vicinity to the hotels such as Le Méridien and Shangri-La Eros, where the … Continue reading Moments of Delight at the Indian Coffee House at CP in New Delhi
