Aditi Pant
A post-graduate in Education from the University of Delaware, USA, Aditi Pant is the Vice Principal of Indus International School, Bangalore. She has taught English Language and Literature to high school students for more than a decade. In 2016, she not only won the NDTV South Zone award for excellence in teaching English but also went on to win the National award for teaching English in the same year. Aditi is a columnist for the newspaper Deccan Herald and regularly writes for the columns ‘Oasis’ and ‘Right in the middle’. Her award-winning short story Written in SanRead More...
Follow the Rainbow Part 2
Books by Aditi Pant
Poetry they say is thoughts that breathe, however, poetry is also thoughts that sing, sparkle and dance. Reading of insightful poetry leads to deep reflection which ultimately leads to change. These simple yet thought provoking poems are aimed at encouraging children to read, reflect and examine life around them. The poems in the book are designed at being educative in a non-didactic manner. At times they are very real and at others, they deal with abstract notio
Follow the Rainbow Part 1
Books by Aditi Pant
Poetry they say is thoughts that breathe, however, poetry is also thoughts that sing, sparkle and dance. Reading of insightful poetry leads to deep reflection which ultimately leads to change. These simple yet thought provoking poems are aimed at encouraging children to read, reflect and examine life around them. The poems in the book are designed at being educative in a non-didactic manner. At times they are very real and at others, they deal with abstract notio
Zen on the Go
Books by Aditi Pant
It takes time and a lot of seasons for a great tree to realize its true dimensions. From that vantage point, it tells us stories—stories not only of joy but also those that contain pain. As the seasons change, the tree changes as well; it rejoices with spring, tempers with summer, wizens with autumn and quietens with the winter. This process of watching the tree as it accepts, embodies and reflects every season and learns from it is the very alchemy of Zen.<
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