Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is one of the pioneering works of gothic fiction that made the genre famous in the modern world.

I am not who I was yesterday, Nor who I’ll be tomorrow. Each sunrise paints a newer me, With hues of hope and sorrow. The lessons I learn, the steps I take, Shape paths I’ve yet to find. In every fall, a spark remains — A light that keeps me kind. Becoming is not just reaching high, It’s growing through the small. It’s learning how to bloom again, Each time I face a fall. So here I stand — still on my way, With dreams I’m yet to see. For life’s not about arriving once — But b

A journey you try and create A path you want to find It has always been there away from the plain sight Within the bounds of chaos It lays low, for you to discover The hidden spiralled gems The floating words,the flowing Rhythms, the sheer feel of being present Lays below the spiral All you have to do is step with time The clear sea of words becomes visible when it comes to the eyes You find the answers which have been in view But still hidden in the unknown chaos Of the unki

As a future educator, I believe that growth and learning are the heartbeats of human progress. Growth is not merely about achieving success—it is about evolving every day, becoming a better version of ourselves through reflection, effort, and resilience. It teaches us patience when faced with challenges and humility when we succeed. Learning, on the other hand, is the light that guides this journey. It is not limited to classrooms or textbooks—it is the wisdom gained from exp

India, the world’s largest democracy, is witnessing a major shift in political awareness among its youth. This change has been termed a “youthquake,” representing the awakening of young minds who are questioning the old patterns of power and demanding a more transparent and accountable government. With over 65% of the population below 35, the youth hold the potential to redefine India’s political landscape. Yet, their participation often remains limited to voting or social me

By Anushka Chaprana “Becoming” — for me, is not just a word but a feeling. It is the quiet determination to achieve something meaningful in life, to evolve through every experience, and to never stop growing. I realized early on that education is not limited to textbooks or grades. True learning comes from understanding concepts deeply and applying them in real life. When I started focusing on the “why” behind what I learned, I discovered how beautiful knowledge can be when i