EXPRESSIONS OF POVERTY

Only the poor knows what it's like being poor".

Poverty extends beyond the visible lack of money and necessities. It encompasses hidden struggles like grief, disappointment, anger, and rejection. The belief that one's financial status is an inevitable fate oversimplifies the complex and often invisible challenges faced by those experiencing poverty.

THE LOVE OF LITERATURE

Reading diverse genres enriches knowledge, reduces stress, and boosts empathy. Sadly, children in poverty often lack support for their interests, like a love for reading, due to financial constraints, limiting their intellectual and emotional growth.

THE ESSENCE

Mehndi, deeply ingrained in Indian traditions, transitions from a little girl's butterfly dreams to a woman's elaborate wedding designs. Adorning the hands of Indian women with pigmented henna enhances their grace. Beyond aesthetics, Mehndi's ancient significance lies in its natural medicinal properties, relieving stress and cooling the body. It is also seen as a symbol of good fortune, prosperity, and fertility, making it a vital part of Indian weddings.