From Shadows to Sunshine: The New Year’s Renewal   In many Eastern culture,  New Year Day is meant to look at life reflectively with an openness to renewal and purification with a sense of victory over evil and  atonement from vices and imbibe reverence for all sentient beings. Eastern Insights on New Year Day: Couplets New dawn breaks, a canvas bright, Old shadows fade in gentle light.   A turning leaf, a promise made, New tidings bloom, a sweet cascade.   Strive for new, a

Project 1 Creating And Linking Forest Garden to Environmental Science Curriculum and Vocational Modules on Skills Of Forestry, Agriculture And Culinary at Middle School Level: Heightening Awareness To Climate Change and Sustainable Development                                                            Project Institution: Som Gurukul, Krukshetra Project Team: Lalit Kishore, Subhash Chauhan, Pradeep saini : Abstract Inspired by visiting friends connected with agricultural scie

The paper "Towards Values Based and Swadharma Inspired Leadership: Poetic Insights from the Bhagavad Gita" was accepted for 10th International Gita Conference held in Novemeber 2025 at Kurukahetra University, Kurukshetra, The abstract and a poem on the theme of the paper is given here. Abstract The Bagavad Gita highlights the significance of comprehensively grasping one's designated duties, roles and responsibilities, assimilating them, and permitting them to foster intrinsi

Be loving, be Godly: A Poem Love Divine, a gift so grand, From God's own heart, in every land. It shares its all, expects no prize, A constant sun in stormy skies. It doesn't judge, it understands, And offers grace with open hands. So seek this love, and let your spirit soar, And know God's presence, now and evermore. To know this love, so pure and true, Is knowing God, in all we do.

The Judge's Gita: A Short Note and A Decastich Poem   Short Note  The idea of selfless duty as described in the Bhagavad Gita has a significant impact on the understanding of fundamental duties within Indian law. In this scripture, it is emphasized that carrying out one's responsibilities selflessly is crucial for maintaining a just social order. These timeless principles of righteousness and duty align with the contemporary constitutional requirement for citizens to uphold

Works of Dr. Lalit Kishore: Web References Note: This list is up to year 2000. A few references are likely to have ceased due to closer of websites and portals. You may do the Google AI search with the titles of  the  listed items. The list has been put up to facilitate research in social sciences. 1 Home All in the Game about NCSTC  1990 Dr Lalit Kishore Education Officer, Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangthan, ... Dr Lalit Kishore (47), currently working as a Education Officer with

Earth Hour Plea: A Poem A simple switch, a darkened light, A message clear, with all our might. To heal the Earth, our warming home, No longer wander, lost and lone. Fair deals we need, a helping hand, Across the globe, a promised land. We're on a path, a fiery track, Must turn around, there's no turning back. Green growth we seek, for all to share, Clean energy, beyond compare. A world renewed, a brighter gleam A future safe, a waking dream. This way we go, hand held in hand

It is being felt that the participation of women in Science and Technology education has been and is still is marred gender disparity and inequity worldwide. The key critical concepts in feminist theory, which have a few takers. are sex steriotypes, race, discrimination, biases, equity, difference, diversity and choice. There are systems and structures in place that work against individuals based on these qualities and against equality and equity. Of late, education sector at

The following paper of Dr Lalit Kishore , Jaipur-based educator, was used by the Harvard 'Extension School as discussion paper to highlight gender equity and feminist education principles under a project. The paper published earlier in merinews.com (now closed), is being reproduced for dissemination. DO MEN AND WOMEN LEARN DIFFERENTLY: WHAT DOES NEURO-SCIENCE TELL US AND WHAT ARE ITS EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS ? Abstract The research in neuroscience has shown the subtle diff

The paper 'De-sexing Science and Technology Education" of this blogger, Jaipur based educator and researcher, Dr lalit Kishore was accepted for an international conference in Australia in 2007. Since he could not go to present the paper, the abstract is being disseminated through this blog for reference in research in the related area. Abstract In India, there is a severe under-representation of girls and women in science and technology education and employment. The gender r

Significance of Board Games for Learning at Foundational Stage The paper of dr Lalit Kishore was accepted for the European Conference on Games Based Learning (ECGBL) 2007 and Google AI search with prompt " dr lalit kishore educator on games based learning" (Google 2025, Dec 26) indicated, "Dr. Lalit Kishore is a Jaipur-based educator and researcher associated with Disha and the Center for Unfolding Learning Potentials, specializing in creating game-based pedagogical experime

Unlocking 21st Century Skills Through Interdisciplinary Learning An AI prompt "dr lalit kishore educator on 21st century skills"(Google 2025, Dec 26) informed, "Dr. Lalit Kishore is a prominent Indian educator, researcher, and award recipient who has made significant contributions to the area of pedagogy for teaching 21st-century skills. He advocates for innovative teaching methods that prepare students for modern life and the future workforce." Th search adds about his cont

An AI prompt "dr lalit kishore educator on women empowerment" (Google 2025, Dec 26) informed. "Dr. Lalit Kishore is a Jaipur-based educator and researcher recognized for his work on empowering rural women by improving their self-concept and promoting gender-sensitive education. He is a 2023 Findel-CASTME award recipient for projects focused on feminizing STEM education through innovative pedagogy." It further added that the key aspects of Dr. Lalit Kishore's Work on Women's E

An AI prompt " dr lalit kishore on gita and haiku" informed (Google 2025, Dec 26). "Dr. Lalit Kishore integrates Bhagavad Gita teachings with the concise Haiku poetic form to enhance spiritual understanding and self-reflection. He focuses on themes like awakening the "inner Krishna," self-discipline, and finding bliss beyond the mind. His work often translates verses, such as 4.22, into Haiku. The AI search further adds the following: https://www.google.com/search?q=dr+lalit+

Making "Newspaper in Education" (NIE) a required and compulsory teaching tool often puts political propaganda and traditional viewpoints from reporters ahead of modern methods that encourage inclusion and fair learning outcomes. The way newspapers present news is biased towards limited reporting language use and doesn't fit well with the literary learning of language. Research indicates that this method often doesn't connect with the diverse range of learners, especially digi

Significance of the Gita Studies in institutions: A Short Note and a Poem NOTE ON NEED OF GITA STUDIES There is a need for Gita Studies to align with the national education policy and to be an essential part of Indian Knowledge Systems for the overall development of students. The studies of the Gita can help promote ethical values, encourage reflective thinking, build inner strength, and instill a strong sense of duty, known as Swadarma. Educational institutions should offer

SHORT NOTE ON SLOGANEERING POEM A sloganeering poem for kids is a short, rhythmic verse that uses catchy, memorable phrases to be shouted as slogans to teach a lesson or promote a positive action in a simple and engaging way. Here is a definition in a 20-word poem format for children: Short words that grab the ear,/ Teaching strong ideas, loud and clear. / Rhymes you remember all day long, Making lessons a happy song. SLOGANEERING POEM ON CHRISTMAS Green tree so bright, With

Christmas is celebrated throughout the Christian population on December 25, but is also celebrated by many non-Christians as a secular and cultural festival. The holiday is almost celebrated around the world. The word Christmas originated as a compound meaning "Christ’s Mass." Calvin Coolidge has rightly said, "Christmas is not a time nor a season, but a state of mind. To cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenteous in mercy, is to have the real spirit of Christmas."Also, Wa

Christmas is celebrated in India and the market forces get active to make the festival profitable for them. However, in schools create colourful Christmas Cards can a meaningful activity to link the festival to learning. Especially, simple Christmas tree cards can be an appropriate activity for school students, For pre-schoolers, cut-and-paste activities related to Christmas motifs can be great fun.:In a good majority of schools in India, Christmas is celebrated as secular fe

The book by Dr Lalit Kishore "A Textbook of Audio-Visual Aids" describes various teaching aids and their befits when used to support the classroom instruction. Audiovisual aids in teaching are crucial tools for effective knowledge transfer. They boost engagement and comprehension by stimulating multiple senses simultaneously, accommodating diverse learning styles. Utilizing visual presentations and audio clips helps practitioners clarify complex ideas and foster deeper unders