What’s the one thing you learnt during this stay at home?
THE LITTLE THINGS
The one thing I’ve learnt is to appreciate the little things in life and look on the brighter, positive side.
Anahita Firdaus Daruwala
DISCIPLINE
Apart from working remotely, I learned to become more disciplined and responsible.
Eappen Elias
SELFLESSNESS
I’ve learnt how the world feels more connected and more meaningful. So many people are imparting knowledge selflessly so everyone benefits. Selflessness is on the rise. Hope we continue this trait forever.
Madhumita Adhya
HAPPINESS IN SOLITUDE
I learned it is foolish to always depend on others for company. Be ready to be happy in their own company.
Anna Thomas
HEALTH FIRST
I have learned how important our health is, as well as that of our loved ones.
Soumiya Hussain
INSIGNIFICANCE
One thing I learnt was how insignificant we humans are in the grand scheme of things. I hope we all learn to be better versions of ourselves.
Ranjan Matthew
REFLECTION
This forced pause helped me to reflect on my life once again as I had a similar experience in 2009.
Shashidhar Bairapu
BEING HAPPY
Every day makes me realise how important it is to be happy. I’ve learnt to acknowledge the little things in life.
Seya Makin
THE SIMPLE STUFF
I have started to value simple outings with family and friends. Once, going out was part of our routine; now, I see it as a privilege.
Disha Baldawa
APPRECIATIVE
This stay-at-home period has taught me to be resilient. I have learnt to be appreciative of what I have and to be content with it.
Sunanda Mohan
ON YOUR OWN
The satisfaction and happiness in attending to our household chores by ourselves rather than depending on someone else.
Sureshbabu Bandi
PATIENCE
I learnt to be patient, to stay at home and support the fight against the virus.
Shivesh Kumar Sah
THE KEY
This period has taught me that selfdiscipline is the golden key to achieve your goals and ambitions.
Sundus Rehan
A STITCH IN TIME
I am keen to pursue fashion designing but until recently didn’t know how to even thread a needle. During this stay at home, I’ve learnt how to stitch.
Hemakshi Narwani