SIXSHOTSOFLIFE
There’s negativity all around but we will focus on the positivity. Our editor picks shots of life that bring a smile
COLOURFUL SHYAM
Megha Saraf Gupta, a school teacher dressed her twoyear-old kid, Naksh Gupta, as Kanhaiya on the eve of Janmashtmi. Megha made sure that her child sent out the right message in this time of Covid-19, so she put a colourful mask matching his attire. “I thought let’s put up a mask on Kanhaji this time. Who better than god himself to spread the message of awareness.”
US TOGETHER LOVE BINDS
and can and unselfish, unconditional is are furry friends and Company The love of dogs Barney souls. Therapy Washington, Hospital in heal our battered National seen kids at Children’s time they’ve first in a cheering up it was the parents said their kids smile D.C, USA. Many long time on meeting these fourlegged pups. These angels give affection, comfort and support to the kids.
CREATING BEAUTIFUL ART
Our Chandigarh-based reader, Sara Goyal, learnt how to paint mandalas during this lockdown. The 16-year-old says, “Though the meaning of the word comes from the ancient past, mandala drawing and colouring can make you more patient.” In the middle of the mandala, she also painted a heart holding flowers, signifying that a positive heart is the key to happiness.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Actor Pooja Hegde took to social media to share a picture sitting of her cross-legged relishing ghar ka khaana served on a banana leaf by her mother on the occasion Ashtami. of Gokul The pandemic truly taught has us the importance of spending with family time and how good food becomes great when it is shared with good company.
NEVER STOP CHASING YOUR DREAMS
Where there is a will, there is a way! Purana Sunthari, a 25-year-old visually impaired woman from Madurai, Tamil Nadu, cracked the UPSC examination and secured 286th All India Rank. She is immensely grateful to her parents who read books to her day and night and also her friends, who helped her find study material and converted it to audio format for her to grasp concepts easily.
WORKING FOR HUMANITY
Kumar Gaurav, 42, a medical professor and consultant psychiatrist has been named as the top official at Jawahar Lal Nehru Medical College and Hospital during the Covid-19 outbreak. Despite suffering from diabetes and hypertension, two severe risk factors, he took this responsibility to serve people. Hats off to the real heroes.