Pooja Raviprakash walks us through her day in this article where we learn about duties, and also about her favourite songs, movies, food and entertainment. A Day In My Life by Pooja Raviprakash   My name is Pooja Ravi Prakash. I work at Antharbhaava Foundation. I get up at 7 o’ clock and after completing my daily routines and after eating breakfast I leave for Antharbhaava at 9:30. I make paper bags at Antharbhaava. We start at 10:00 am and have a tea break from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm and a lunch break from 1.30 pm to 2:00 pm. I leave Antharbhaava at 4.30 pm for home. I reach home from Antharbhaava, where I work, at 5:00 pm. At home, I listen to music in my free time. After doing my household work I listen to music on my mobile phone. I listen to Kannada songs, and Hindi movie songs to relax and enjoy my free time. A few of my favourite movie songs are from movies starring Punith Rajkumar. Some of my favourite Kannada songs are from the movies Abhi, Appu, Rajakumara, Namma Basava, and Ma

Art Gallery  featuring  Deepak MS Artist and educator, Deepak M S shares his art.  Read about Deepak's journey  on Print.Able . Drying Leaf Sleeping Dog Galloping Horses Landscape - Thatched Hut in Forest Landscape - Tree with Hut Landscape - Waterfall Warli Art The Artist's Studio - Work in Progress The Artist's Studio - Work Complete Previous posts Featuring Deepak M S 1. Interview - Deepak MS  

In this article, contributor Sujan B R talks about his many diverse hobbies, and his daily routine that takes him to the vocational training centre where he learns. My Hobbies by Sujan B R My name is Sujan B R. I will write about my hobbies. My hobbies are playing keyboard, juggling and drawing.  I started learning keyboard five years back. At first learning keyboard was difficult; later it became easy. It took a lot of time and practice to learn keyboard. I practice keyboard on alternative days. Once a week I have online music class on Skype with my music teacher Preetham Sir. Few of the songs that I can play on the keyboard are Bombe Helutaithe, Sunroof, Rasputin, Om Namo Narayana, Pink Panther, Fur Elise and Seven Years. Seven years back I started learning to juggle. There was a person called KKR he taught me how to juggle three balls. In the morning I practice juggling. Drawing: There was a person called Mohan Sir. He taught me drawing, painting and pencil shading. I used to go to

Our Future! Is on the Right Path? by  Varun The world’s getting intolerant and becoming a dangerous place to live in! War, genocide, torture everywhere we look, the news channels headlines are “air strikes kill 10 people including children”, we as a species are hell bent on annihilating ourselves and I don’t know why that’s happening, countries start wars for territory, people are murdered in the name if religion! As a species we’ve evolved and have a great deal of intelligence on what’s going to happen if we continue the ruthless killings, we’re aiming for the stars, interstellar travel and we aim to avoid extinction but by recent events I’m not sure if we’ll survive survive extinction, any intelligent species after us would name our extinction “Greed - The fall of Humanity”! Why can’t we make a pact and learn to live in peace, greed certainly can be defeated, we just need to look deeper into ourselves and bring out the hidden empathic nature! * Varun  Bookworm, aspiring writer (not t

From Student to Teacher An Interview with Deepak M S The contributor of this inspirational story (which you will hear) is Deepak M S , who is an artist and an educator.   Ashwini Rao from the Print.Able team, who is a special needs educator, says:  I have known Deepak as a diligent student who has stood tall to overcome all the challenges in his life. He gives you an insight on how to grapple with difficulties... Click on the Audio below to hear the story! (Article Continues after Audio) Waterfall by Deepak MS  

Interview with Ajit Chandrasekhar Regarding the Post   Good Morning Ajit. We are ready to post your first piece on Print.Able. Congratulations. Print.Able: Today we are posting the first contribution on Print.Able. It is an article by you. How are you feeling? Ajit: Happy. Print.Able: The title of the piece is ‘Spring in Bangalore 2023’.  Is this the only article you have written for Print.Able? Ajit: No. I have three altogether. Print.Able: Why did you choose this article for the first post? Ajit: First I thought of my article on Balasore. Print.Able: Why didn’t you use that? Ajit: Because it is tragic. Print.Able: Why is it tragic? Ajit: Because 300 people died in the Balasore crash. Print.Able: Will you publish it later? Ajit: Yes. Print.Able: What is the article Spring in Bangalore 2023 about? Ajit: It is about astronomical events at that time. *

Spring in Bangalore 2023 by  Ajit Chandrasekhar Spring in Bengaluru is February not March or April. March and April are summer months. On the night of 30th January 2023 Indi and I saw a report on YouTube that a green comet will be visible in the sky on February 1st after 8 pm. So on the 1st we rushed to the terrace and we could barely see it. I could only see just a tiny green dot barely visible to the naked eye, if we looked near Orion which was on the south-eastern sky and we had to look very carefully. The next day February 2nd, the comet moved near the northern star and was not visible.  On the 4th, Mars and Jupiter came very close to each other. There was a conjunction of Venus, Jupiter and the moon on the evening of 22nd February. It was visible from 6:30 to 8 pm, when the moon, Jupiter and Venus set. There was a straight line alignment of the moon, Jupiter and Venus on the 23rd and 24th of February. On the 24th the alignment was less spectacular. Sep 12, 2023 Original text in Aj