Inspire Positivity

  • Expectation: The Originator of all Sulk

    Many times, when I go through the writings and poetry penned by seniors, I sense dissatisfaction stemming from their grown-up children, particularly after marriage. They reflect that their children are not returning the love, affection, and care the parents feel they deserve. I understand that parents naturally have hopes for their children—hopes built from love,…

  • Treat the Virus, Not Manage Symptoms

    IntroductionToday’s news reported a concerning development: the Maharashtra Government’s proposal to lower the passing marks for mathematics and science from 35% to 20%, with the condition that such students will not be allowed to pursue these subjects in the future. Similarly, I have previously mentioned discussions in US schools about removing algebra from the middle…

  • Relearning Forgotten Pursuits of Education

    Recently, I came across a post on LinkedIn by Dr. Murari Lal Gaur, Vice Chancellor of CV Raman University, Patna, where he shared his thoughts on how universities must transform from degree factories into sanctuaries of innovation, sustainability, and humanity. Though I am not employed as an educationist, as a concerned citizen of this country,…

  • Is Work-Life Integration Adaptable Universally?

    The Origins of Work-Life Integration: A Personal Reflection I began my career as an Associate Lecturer in Civil Engineering at Regional Engineering College Kurukshetra before transitioning into government service as a Class I officer. In the former role, my official duty hours aligned with the college schedule, but the responsibilities extended beyond the classroom. Preparing…

  • One Size Doesn’t fit all

    One of my seniors used to narrate an interesting story, often poking fun at people who try to force-fit models that have worked in other countries without properly investigating their applicability or adapting them. “While walking down the road, I found a beautiful hat and was tempted to wear it. But when I placed it…

About the author

Vijay Kumar Dhingra, a retired water Resources Engineer shares his fervent passion for driving positive changes in the society through these tales crafted for young people.