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• BUTTON POTATOES March 23, 2025
  INGREDIENTS – 1) 1 Medium Sized Boiled Potato 2) Green Chillies – 2 3) Coriander Leaves – 1 small bunch 4) Salt and Chilli Powder as required 5) Corn Flour – 1 Teaspoon 6) A medium sized onion 7) Refined oil – 250 ml RECIPE 1) Smash the boiled potatoes without adding water 2) Chop […]
  Creative Cuisine Hub
• The sleepy kitten March 5, 2025
  The knot of your absence tightens, pulling and squeezing my flesh, stealing my ability for a freshbreath. I wring my eyes for tears: a way to loosen the knot. But I fail to realize they are foreignto the routes of the clump they are so well tangled in; the droplets that do reach the brim […]
  Iniya T U
• The Alchemist- a book review   February 27, 2025
  “Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world” said Harriet Tubman.                    The book Alchemist is a clear example of Tubman’s quote. Written by Paulo Coelho, a Brazilian author with a unique writing style, it […]
  MITHALI K S
• Gond Tribal Art: A Cultural Gem and Its Value in Children’s Learning December 4, 2024
  Gond tribal art, rooted in the rich cultural heritage of the Gond community, is a vibrant and intricate art form that reflects a profound connection with nature and storytelling. Originating from one of India’s largest indigenous tribes, this art form uses natural pigments and materials to depict themes such as animals, trees, and everyday village […]
  Mrinalini Zenobia
• “A Voice of Melancholy” November 27, 2024
  I push the cacophony to the shadows of my mind. Where self-doubt whispers; Where my fears and pains entwine. I push the weight of other’s two cents A drug, disguised as advice, A relic’s persist, Making me my biggest resist I swallow the lump brewing In my throat, A familiar friend That overstayed the welcome […]
  Iniya T U
• A Unique Blend of Learning: Early Years at K’sirs November 20, 2024
  In India, formal education begins as early as age three. However, with the fast-paced nature of traditional schooling, young children are often thrust into rigorous academic routines from day one, with little consideration for their natural pace of growth. At K’sirs, we believe education should be more than just studying concepts; it should be an […]
  Lalitha Prakash
• What Shakespeare thinks about love… September 25, 2024
  When it comes to the concept of love, it is clear that everyone has their perspective and wants validation. When I asked people what “love” meant to them, I was rather surprised by the answers I received. Well, to be honest love is the most beautiful emotion there is.       I always thought it was […]
  MITHALI K S
• A Book Review of the “GONE” Series by Michael Grant. September 11, 2024
  Hello! This is Sachin from K’sirs. I may be called a topper, due to my marks, but really, I’m just a guy who scores good marks (just good, although some call them excellent), plays basketball (somewhat), plays the keyboard (OK), plays the trumpet (well), photographs the stars (quite well, in fact), attends school, teaches people, […]
  Sachin V
• History of social media: How it all began September 4, 2024
  Social media has become a huge and inescapable part of our lives. Especially for the latest and upcoming generations – the first thing most people do first thing in the morning, is check their phones. Well, apart from opening their eyes of course. What is social media: The interactions among people in which they create, […]
  Iniya T U
• How Is AI Shaping Our Lives August 29, 2024
  In the realm of technology, a revolution is brewing, and its name is Artificial Intelligence. Like a mischievous genie, AI is transforming our lives and world from simple conveniences to life changing innovations with a wink and whisper. “In the infinite corridor of possibilities, AI’s doors of opportunities are swung open, carrying us towards a […]
  Saadhana M K