Letters to the Dreams of Yesterday

In a world fuelled by words, I am both an architect and an explorer of language. As a teacher and a perpetual learner, my passion for words extends beyond the boundaries of academia. The ink of my pen dances on the pages of short stories, reflecting a love for storytelling that has been kindled by a lifetime of devouring books. My classroom is not just a space for lessons; it's a canvas where traditional wisdom and modern techniques blend seamlessly. Inspired by the vibrant minds of my students, I go beyond the confines of textbooks. Mythology, the cosmos, scientific wonders, ancient scriptures, health, and the inspirational tales of legends – I bring forth a kaleidoscope of knowledge, challenging my students to think beyond the ordinary. Writing is not just a craft for me; it's a way of expression that flows effortlessly, whether in crafting stories or engaging in conversations with strangers. Life, to me, is a celebration, and I endeavor to make a difference by appreciating those around me—be it familiar faces or complete strangers, a daily acknowledgment that echoes Majrooh Sultanpuri's poignant lyrics: "Ek Din Bik Jayega Mati K Mol, Jug me Reh Jayenge Pyare Tere Bol."