Notes

1. Pranjol: Hey! Rajvir. I think we should go to goa this year. Unless there is a better place.
Ragvir: What about Coorg. It has amazing plantations and is Lush green with pollution free air.
Pranjol: But, i dont want to go to a planation again i got so bored last time. Its just plants and plants.
Rajvir. But Coorg is different. Its coffee plantations and their coffee is one of a kind. We could even go trekking. I know you love that.
Pranjol: hmm! not bad... But i wanna be near animals and the nature
Rajvir: Guess what! Coorg has that too. They have soo many birds, butterflies, squirrels and even elephants. And so much more that i dont know yet. C'mon it will be nice exploring it.
Pranjol: Actually now that i think of it, it does not seem to be that bad of an idea. Pack your bags we're going to Coorg!
Rajvir: Let's Goooo!

3. As i stepped into the land of Evergreen Forests, I was taken aback by its immaculate scenery and ever so bright and lush foliage of coorg. The rejuvenating aroma of coffee and spices makes it hard to forget that you are standing in one of the hidden treasures of the world. It makes you forget the harsh polluted air back in the city. I had visited coorg to take a break from the chaotic city life. The peace and quite when you first enter, and the people who welcome you with open arms brings you to the sole core of humanity. Back in the city, you would be left alone in amidst of all the noise of cars and crowded buses. It offsets true happiness. Being a person of nature, you get to see first hand how beautifully the ecosystem thrives with the flora and fauna. Its soo rare to find such a down to earth destination. We must really rethink our cities and learn from the people of coorg.

4. Parents are an essential part of a childs life. They first hand have influence on their child and their future. A parent is a child's first friend, teacher, role model and guide. If we take a look at Ebright's parents we see that though Ebrights father died at an early age his mother made it her mission to be his best friend and fill in the vaccum of his father. She was loving caring and encouraged his spark of learning and made him prosper into a great being. However, Bholi's parents on the other hand did not pay much attention to her. They barely took time to look after her and neglected her on various ways. She seemed like a burden on her parents, so they sent her of to school just to not deal with her and protect their position. It became worse when they married her to a greedy Bishamber, just do that they had a good reputation. They barely cared, were biased and lead her to misery. Thus, the impact and companionship of parents is indisputable. Love, care, and guidance from parents can make a difference, sculpting children and defining their lives.

6. The power education holds?
Ever thought school was boring well many kids specially girls in rural villages of India, are being help back from school because of the gender stereotype against girls going and studying in school. Lets take a look at how education empowered this one girl named, Bholi. She was the forth child ramal. She damaged her brain due to a fall at ten moths old and then at 2 years old got small pox which marked her permanently. She did not have friends cause she stuttered and also wasnt as pretty as her sisters because of the scars. however when she was sent of to school by her parents just so that they could keep a good representation, she started to believe in herself as her teacher encouraged her to keep going. Sooner than later she was getting married to a greedy bishamber and with the empowerment of her education she spoke up for herself and refused to marry such a man. She didn't stutter this time and spoke with power. In spite of being a neglected child Bholi vowed to never marry any one and take care of her parents till old age and teach at their school. Education can do wonder to help empower the stereotyped women and girls of our society. Educating them can help spread awareness and help save them from such situations where they are just taken advantage of. Education is the key that can help women and children like Bholi grow and prosper later on in life.