Rangoli is an art, origin in India in which patterns are created on the floor using materials such as colored rice, dry flour, colored sand or flower petals. It is meant to bring good luck and spread positivity and prosperity. So in order to keep the art form as well as our Indian tradition alive, St. […]
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Sundervan – A Natural Discovery Centre organized a Wild life Quiz on October 3, 2017 during the National Wildlife Week. Aarsh Parikh and Mrishil Shah of Std. IX of St. Kabir, Navrangpura participated in the quiz and acquired the third place. They were honored with the certificates and cash prize.
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It is a fact in neuro-science that the brain responds to visual patterns and depending on the shapes and patterns, it can have different effects on the mind too. The reason a Rangoli is drawn at the entrance of a house is because of it’s calming effect on a visitor who is just about to […]
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