In a world where a tweet can trigger a diplomatic response, a virus can halt global mobility, and supply chains span multiple continents, understanding how nations interact is no longer a niche academic interest — it’s a practical life skill. International Relations (IR), once viewed primarily as a domain for diplomats, political scientists, or government professionals, …
As the world evolves at an unprecedented pace, education must move beyond textbooks and examinations. Schools today must prepare children not merely for academic success but for life—life in a world that is deeply interconnected, culturally diverse, and continuously changing. Symbiosis World School, set to open its doors in June 2026, has been envisioned as exactly …
Entire India is talking about the alarming levels of air pollution in Delhi. Conversations are filled with concern, blame, frustration, and fear. But there is an important truth we must acknowledge: we cannot raise a hue and cry once the damage is done and then point fingers at others while overlooking our own contributions. Environmental responsibility …
Every year, the world celebrates World Science Day for Peace and Development on 10th November, recognizing the vital role that science and scientific innovations play in fostering peace, harmony, and sustainable development. This day reminds us that science is not just about technological progress — it is also a powerful tool for building understanding, empathy, and …
Last night, as I sat glued to my TV, heart pounding with every ball, I realized something: this wasn’t just a cricket match. It was history unfolding. The Indian Women in Blue were on the brink of winning their first-ever ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, and I could feel the weight of decades lifting — from …
Let’s admit it — no Indian festival ever feels truly festive without a box (or two!) of mithai. Whether it’s Diwali, Holi, Eid, or Raksha Bandhan, that magical moment when someone opens a box of sweets instantly fills the air with happiness. From the syrupy richness of gulab jamuns to the nutty perfection of kaju katli, …
This weekend was a true literary treat! From the eloquent words of Dr. Shashi Tharoor and Pawan Varma, to the soul-stirring poetry of Shikha Malviya, from learning about the fascinating history of spirits and wine to being enthralled by Javed Akhtar Ji’s profound thoughts and interaction with students — every session left me deeply inspired. As …
I decided to post my blog at night today which otherwise I post it in the morning! The reason is …today is the celebration of the night that is called ‘Kojagiri Pournima‘ in Marathi. So today we celebrate Kojagiri Pournima, also known as Sharad Pournima, which is one of the most beautiful and spiritually significant full …
Saraswati Pooja holds a special place in our academic and cultural life. As the goddess of wisdom, knowledge, learning, and creativity, Saraswati Mata is revered by students and teachers alike. In educational institutions like Symbiosis, Saraswati Pooja is celebrated with devotion and enthusiasm. It is not just a ritual, but a reminder of the values of …
India is a land of vibrant festivals, and among them, Navaratri stands out as one of the most celebrated and spiritually uplifting. Spanning nine nights and ten days, Navaratri is dedicated to the worship of Ma Durga in her nine divine forms, each representing a unique strength and virtue. Beyond its rituals, music, and cultural festivities, …