Human Rights Day 2025 being observed to emphasis rights as everyday essentials The UN proclaimed Human Rights Day (Dec 10, 2025) is being observed with the theme "Human Rights, Our Everyday Essentials". According to the UN, recent years have been 'period of turbulence and unpredictability, where many feel a growing sense of insecurity, disaffection and alienation, the theme of Human Rights Day is to reaffirm the values of human rights and show that they remain a winning pro
At the recently concluded International Gita Conference -2025, the paper “ Development of an Analogical Research Lesson on Linking Mathematics Concepts on Empty Set and Infinite Universal Set Linkage with Select Bhagavad Gita Verses" was presented by Bhavana of Panipat in the eleventh technical session held on november 26. The abstract of the inter-disciplinary R & D paper, guided by Jaipur based educator and researcher Dr Lalit Kishore of, is as follows. "The National Ed
The spiritualist-driven spiritual engineering reverse model creates methodological conflicts between the empirical aspects of engineering and the subjective nature of spiritualist claims. This is particularly evident among spiritualists who often rely on engineering metaphors, despite lacking any real understanding of engineering principles. At best, these practices serve as temporary relaxation methods, offering spiritual experiences through meditation, insights into levels
Crafting Concise, Compelling and Captivating Narratives in the Digital Age: A Short Note and a Quintain A short note The times have changed with the rise of the digital era. Today, telling a captivating story is more crucial yet harder than ever. With so much information available and shorter attention spans, stories must stand out and be brief to make an impression. Success depends on being authentic, resonating emotionally, and providing a clear, concise message across diff
Sacred Art as Devotion: Unfolding the Divine Song of the Gita Short Note The sacred art has been a part of religious, cultural, and spiritual traditions, serving as a creative outlet through drawings, paintings, sculptures, music, carving, calligraphy, and symbolism. It aims to inspire meditation, contemplation, attentiveness, concentration, devotion, and worship, while also teaching human values and elevating the mind towards the divine. In Eastern traditions, sacred art ma
Transitioning Beyond Objectivity to Embrace Subjective Research Paths to Spiritual Insight: A Short Note Subjective qualitative research is all about personal experiences, opinions, feelings, self-reflections, and interpretations. The main distinction is that objective findings can be verified independently, while subjective findings are shaped by an individual's perspective and can differ from person to person. Although this depends on the observer, and isn't always consiste
Significance of Objectives-Outcomes Based Research Approach Lalit Kishore Objectives-outcomes research approach serves as a valuable strategy for R&D and action research by practitioners, offering key benefits such as greater clarity, reflective analysis, and practical application in real-life situations. This approach enables researchers to concentrate researcher's efforts, minimize unproductive activities, and align the entire process with specific, contextual goals, ultima
International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2025 urges for disability-inclusive societies The theme for International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) 2025 being observed on December 3 is "Fostering disability-inclusive societies for advancing social progress". the United Nations-designated observance is meant to promote the rights and well-being of people with disabilities worldwide. The UN Chief António Guterres in his messages urged the world community to commit
Human Agency, Creative Seed Within: A Short Note and a Decastich Human Agency: A Short Note ~Lalit Kishore In organizational planning and management, the idea of human agency encourages individuals to go beyond simply responding to situations, highlighting the importance of proactive behavior and the capacity to influence both their future and the direction of the organization. This notion of human agency has its roots in psychologist Albert Bandura's social cognitive theory
Nottingham to Host ASE Annual Conference 2026 Early January Association of Science Education (ASE) Annual Conference 2026 is going to organized at the University of Nottingham from 8–10 January, in partnership with AQA. "Three days of inspiration, learning, and connection await. There’s still time to secure your tickets. Join us for one, two, or all three days of the UK’s largest science education conference<," state the organizers. Across three exciting days, the following
Decoding the Symbolism of the Bhagavad Gita for a Spiritual Quest SYMBOLISM IN THE GITA The story within the sacred text of the Bhagavad Gita employs symbolism to express its teachings. For instance, the chariot symbolizes the body, while the horses symbolize the senses, which are guided by the reins of the intellect. Similarly, the reference to war can be interpreted as the internal conflict between wisdom or spiritual awareness and ignorance, illustrating the quest for enli
Discover the Spiritual Depth of Mandala Drawing: Surrounding Sacred silhouette with Mandalas A silhouette (sɪluˈɛt) image is a dark representation of a subject set against a brigher background, where only the outline of the subject is visible, highlighting its profile without any details. In addition to being a photographic method for producing dramatic and artistic images, silhouettes can also be made in other forms like drawing, painting, or digital art. However, an image o
The research paper "Experimenting with the Bhagavad Gita Inspired Iconography with Doodling Decoration" jointly authored by Dr Lalit Kishore and Nawal Kishore, alunani of KUK and associated with Vidya Bharati and BNS-NGO was presented at the 10th International Gita Conference on November 26, 2025 at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the university. "Religious and spiritual icon artwork consists of sacred images, line drawing of religious symbols, text word clouds, mandalas, yantras
Schuijt (n. d..) [1] suggests that for a competence-based ideology to effectively influence the religious identity of both educational organizations, teachers and students, religion should be seen as a 'life force' or 'spirit'. This idea that religion acts as a personal life force allows teachers from different religious backgrounds to engage freely, removing the limitations imposed by emotionally loaded terms and outdated meanings in discussions about the purpose of teaching
The UN proclaimed International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (25 November, 2025), is observed with a focus on mitigating the menace of 'digital violence' on women and girls. According to the UN, millions of girls are affected each year by child sexual exploitation and abuse through digital means. "Violence against women and girls remains one of the most prevalent and pervasive human rights violations in the world. Globally, almost one in three women have
Short Note on Spiritual Significance of Lotus In various Eastern cultural traditions, the lotus flower is seen as a spiritual symbol representing purity, detachment, grace, and resilience. It rises from muddy, murky, and dirty water, remaining untouched, which signifies the spirit's ability to rise above worldly challenges and struggles. In the Bhagavad Gita, the lotus is referred to as a symbol of purity, piousness, and detachment. The underlying message is to cultivate tra
When Elite School Wears the Mask of Bullying: A Poem A star so bright, a soul both keen and deep, Found learning's joy within a world of thought, Her worth she knew, a promise she would keep, But entered gates where kindness came to naught. The wealthy scorned, the teachers turned away, Their cruelties a shadowed, constant sting. In hallowed halls, where darkness held its sway, Her gentle spirit knew no comforting. The washroom's chill, the corner's hidden dread, Became her w
ABC POEM ON AI A for Activation Functions A switch, a gate, a clever key, That tells a neuron, "Yes!" or "Maybe!" ReLU, sigmoid, different ways, To light up thoughts on data's maze. B for Backpropagation A learning dance, a step-by-step, Fixing mistakes, a gentle pep. Adjusting weights, a backward climb, To make the network learn in time. C for Chatbots A friendly face, a screen's display, Talking to you, come what may. Answering questions, day and night, AI helping, shining
A SHORT NOTE ON MEDICAL PHYSICS Medical physics is a part of STEM education that uses physics ideas in medicine to safely and effectively use technology for preventing, diagnosing, and treating human diseases. Basically, it’s a type of clinical and medicinal physics that covers things like radiation oncology, medical imaging, and nuclear medicine. It also looks at non-ionizing medical radiation physics, which studies and uses non-ionizing radiation like ultrasound and magneti
