Can you imagine someone using a cell phone for the first time in today's day and age?
The sheer joy and incredulous expression on a 80-year-old's face as he gets his first cell phone call from his grandson, coupled with the spring in his step has charmed everyone who has watched this viral video clip.
teaching my boy how to use his new phone, look at his reaction when the call went thru 😹😹😹😹 pic.twitter.com/ImwOldWOGg
— chapis. (@chapisssss_) February 13, 2018
Oxford University students who avoid making eye contact with their peers could be guilty of racism. The university’s Equality and Diversity Unit has advised undergraduate students that “not speaking directly to people” could be deemed a “racial micro-aggression” which could lead to “mental ill-health
FAIRFAX, Va. — The pressure was on for Abdul Gouda and his classmates at George Mason University: not only did their graduation depend on the success of their project, but so did the hopes of an impossibly cute 10-year-old girl.
As we celebrate Vaisakhi year after year, we are confronted with an ugly reality that is in stark contrast to these ideals. Despite its progressive outlook, the current world order is clearly in a regressive shift.
In recent years, the celebration has also been used as a platform to bring awareness to social issues affecting the South Asian community.
Canada has evinced keen interest in investing in Haryana in civil aviation, skill development, education, defence, and smart city projects, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said on Friday.
“The name Kaur is an equalizer; enabling Sikh women to be able to identify themselves without their fathers or husbands,” says Jessie Kaur Lehail, a writer, story-teller, feminist and the proud co-founder of Kaur Project.