Author: Harsh Mendiratta

As you know, the month of July has been designated as the Parents Day. On this special day, we will… Details are in the video.

How well do you know Hawan procedures and its lessons? How about Arya Samaj? How about something even closer to you: hawan group and its members? As mentioned at the last hawan, in this month’s hawan, we will have an interactive session instead of the traditional monthly assignment. Using the format of Jeopardy, we will have a fun-filled exercise where

In the Hindi language, there is a common saying जैसा बोओगे वैसा पाओगे (as you sow, so shall you reap). But reaping is not a simple act of sowing. There is a long journey between sowing and reaping. While this saying is very powerful and underlines the importance of good acts, our focus in this month’s assignment is on the

“Root is the Cause!” While walking home on one fine afternoon, a boy notices that next to his drives is a small plant full of thorns. He thinks of plucking it that evening but forgets all about it as he enters his house. Weeks go by and that plant starts to expand into a decent size shrub. During this period,

For the past several weeks, hype has been building for a particular movie: jazzy ads are also running on tv and internet. With every passing day, you are becoming curious and excited about the release. You have made the plans with your family and friends – and booked the tickets. The day arrives and you reach the theatre. The movie

Learning jumps from ordinary to extraordinary when a student can see beyond the facts, apply the acquired knowledge in different fields, and compare and contrast the points across similar looking yet different matters. At this stage, not only the knowledge gets wholly assimilated into the learner’s character, but it also turns into wisdom. This month, the Hawan kids will focus

Namaste Kids, While it was just the last month when we had our end-of-the-year event, somehow it seems quite far off. Hope you are doing fine. The idiom for this month’s assignment is “ओस चाटने से प्यास नहीं बुझती”. Its literal meaning is licking dew does not quench thirst. Pretty odd, right? Here, it is not the literal meaning but

  Dear Hawan Kids,   Hope your tests/exams are over – or almost over – and you are looking forward to the upcoming holidays. This season also means it is the time for our special hawan where we review the year-long learning. This month’s assignment will not only be different but also quite fascinating.   In the prior end-of-the-year sessions,

Diwali,our biggest festival, is almost here. It is a festival when we celebrate the victory of light over darkness and also knowledge over ignorance; it is a festival when we clean and decorate our houses and also our minds and thoughts; it is a festival when we meet and greet our friends and family members and also our true self.