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Promoting Peace in Schools

13th June 202213th June 2022 Sr Mary Dorette CSST peace, school, students

His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, once said, “The planet doesn’t need more successful people. The planet desperately

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu: The Indomitable Revolutionary

9th February 20229th February 2022 Dr Sajith Cyriac democracy, Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize, peace

An iconic Nobel laureate and a veteran human rights activist, Desmond Tutu is known for tirelessly spreading peace, justice and democracy in South Africa.

Current Issues

Gandhiji and Non-Violence

30th September 2021 Joe Eruppakkatt Gandhi, Gandhian principles, non-violence, peace

Gandhiji and his philosophy of non-violence belong not only to India and the Indian sub-continent, but to the entire world.

Poets & Poetry 2021

The world we live in

16th July 2021 Jeanne Maria Da Vitoria Lobo peace, world peace

In a world that’s like a war zone
Where no one should feel alone
I’m looking for something like the sun
That can unite us and help us act as one.

Reader's Blog 2021

That strange road

10th July 202110th July 2021 Ridhima Rajput choices, peace, success

On its opposite side a strange road was laid. That road also had the same level of difficulties, hurdles. But I could see myself more sorted out on that road.

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