Universities are typically much larger than schools, with bigger campuses, more students, and a wider range of academic programs. Universities emphasize independent learning, requiring students to take more responsibility for their studies compared to the more structured and managed learning environment in schools.
Reconnecting with childhood friends can evoke profound emotions, much like discovering a forgotten treasure. A recent gathering of classmates from Vinay Nagar Bengali Senior Secondary School rekindled cherished memories and camaraderie, despite decades apart. Each individual’s journey had been unique, but shared experiences fostered a deep bond. Gratitude filled the air for friendships formed early and a promise was made to gather again, highlighting the enduring nature of these connections.
Shri Rabindranath Mitra, affectionately known as Robin Sir, was an exceptional English teacher at Raisina Bengali High School in New Delhi. Celebrating his centenary, he is remembered for his transformative teaching methods, inspiring theatrical productions, and lasting influence on students' lives, instilling values of knowledge, discipline, and humility.
As a medical student, I recount their first night duty at the ER, filled with nervous excitement and gratitude for learning opportunities. With guidance, they took blood pressure, assisted in catheterization, and witnessed various cases, including the historic first neurosurgery in Sikkim. The experience reinforced their passion for medicine and the dedication of healthcare professionals.
