Cover Story - My name is Amit Kumar. Originally from Bihar, studies and job opportunities have brought me to Bangalore where I’ve been living since 2001. Currently, I [Read More ...]
Cover Story - I am Jehovah Samuvel Dass, and I am serving as a pastor in my hometown, Trichy, Tamil Nadu. I am married to Rachel who is [Read More ...]
Cover Story - Hello, I am Suchitra, and I teach in a school in Mysore. When I was 16, I had a close encounter with failure. When everyone [Read More ...]
Cover Story - Failure is not new to me. I have failed umpteen times. Each time I fail, I learn something new about myself. I realize my Self-Worth. [Read More ...]
Cover Story - My name is Anju. I’m a cartoonist living in Chennai. Failure is an option – is the option that we can choose failure or is [Read More ...]
Cover Story - “Failure is not an option.” We’ve all heard this cultural catch phrase in business, sports, and even marriages, typically associated with determination and perseverance. Truly, [Read More ...]
Cover Story - I’m Priyanka D’Silva, currently residing in Mangalore. I work as an IELTS Trainer. During my teens, I was introduced to the world of adventure travel. [Read More ...]
Self-Worth Postcard - When I asked the students what they thought about failure, the kids at Don Bosco High School, grade 5 through 8 unanimously agreed that failing [Read More ...]
Self-Worth Postcard - As a program admin for Sneha Home, I implement Hope Torch programs that mentor the kids to help them discover their self-worth. The programs provide [Read More ...]
Self-Worth Postcard - Don Bosco High School in K. Narayanpura is one of the schools that Hope Torch works at. As the program admin, I conduct various HT [Read More ...]
Self-Worth Postcard - It is not easy understanding the true meaning of why i needed to be positive about failure. I am used to thinking of failure as [Read More ...]
Self-Worth Postcard - When the theme of the Self-Worth Postcard Campaign 2019 was decided as “failure is an option,” we wanted to understand how children perceived failure. Kids [Read More ...]
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