1. Where the Mind is Without Fear

 Content: A poem by Rabindranath Tagore emphasizing freedom of thought and expression.

 Objective: To instill values of courage and fearlessness in the pursuit of knowledge and self expression.

 2. The Thief’s Story

 Content: A story that explores themes of trust, deception, and redemption.

 Objective: To encourage students to analyze character motivations and the moral dilemmas they face.

 3. On Wings of Courage

 Content: A narrative that highlights the importance of courage in overcoming challenges.

 Objective: To inspire students to embrace courage in their lives and face adversities.

 4. All the World’s a Stage

 Content: A monologue from Shakespeare's As You Like It, depicting life as a theatrical performance.

 Objective: To appreciate the metaphor of life as a play and understand the different roles we play throughout our lives.

 5. Joan of Arc

 Content: The story of Joan of Arc, a young French heroine who led her country to victory.

 Objective: To explore themes of bravery, faith, and the impact of individual actions on history.

 6. The Alchemy of Nature

 Content: A narrative that reflects on the transformative powers of nature.

 Objective: To foster a deeper appreciation for nature and its ability to influence human emotions and experiences.

 7. Animals

 Content: A poem by Walt Whitman celebrating the virtues of animals compared to humans.

 Objective: To encourage empathy towards animals and a reflection on human nature.

 8. Three Questions

 Content: A short story by Leo Tolstoy that addresses the importance of understanding three fundamental questions in life.

 Objective: To provoke thoughtful discussion on the nature of truth, urgency, and self awareness.

 9. Connecting the Dots

 Content: An essay by Steve Jobs reflecting on how seemingly unrelated experiences can connect to form a cohesive life path.

 Objective: To inspire students to view their experiences as valuable components of their personal growth.

 10. The Pulley

 Content: A poem by George Herbert that discusses the relationship between humanity and divine endowments.

 Objective: To analyze the interplay of spiritual and earthly desires.

 11. Let’s March

 Content: A motivational piece advocating for activism and social change.

 Objective: To encourage civic engagement and the importance of collective action.

 12. Science and Spirituality

 Content: A discourse on the relationship between scientific inquiry and spiritual understanding.

 Objective: To promote critical thinking and discussions about the coexistence of science and spirituality.

 13. Night of the Scorpion

 Content: A personal narrative by Nissim Ezekiel that explores themes of fear, superstition, and the bond between mother and child.

 Objective: To appreciate the cultural nuances in experiences of fear and family.

 14. The Night I Met Einstein

 Content: A story of an encounter with Albert Einstein, reflecting on his genius and personality.

 Objective: To inspire curiosity and admiration for scientific minds and their impact on society.

 15. Stephen Hawking

 Content: A biography detailing the life and achievements of the renowned physicist.

 Objective: To highlight the importance of perseverance and intellectual contributions to science.

 16. The Will to Win

 Content: A motivational piece focusing on determination and the drive to succeed.

 Objective: To encourage students to cultivate a strong will and resilience in their pursuits.

 17. Unbeatable Super Mom  Mary Kom

 Content: The inspiring story of Mary Kom, a champion boxer and her journey to success.

 Objective: To celebrate women’s empowerment and resilience in overcoming challenges.

 18. The Concert

 Content: A narrative that captures the emotions and experiences surrounding a concert performance.

 Objective: To explore the cultural significance of music and its impact on society.

 19. A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever

 Content: A poem by John Keats that explores the beauty of nature and its lasting impact.

 Objective: To appreciate art and nature's role in human happiness.

 20. The Luncheon

 Content: A humorous anecdote reflecting on social class and perceptions of wealth.

 Objective: To encourage critical thinking about societal norms and class distinctions.

 21. World Heritage

 Content: An exploration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and their significance.

 Objective: To foster awareness of cultural heritage and the importance of preservation.

 22. The Height of the Ridiculous

 Content: A comedic piece that critiques human behavior and societal norms.

 Objective: To develop an appreciation for humor in literature and its role in social commentary.

 23. The Old Man and The Sea: Book Review

 Content: An analysis of Hemingway's classic novel, focusing on themes of struggle and perseverance.

 Objective: To enhance literary analysis skills and understanding of character development.

 24. The Gift of the Magi

 Content: A poignant story about love and sacrifice between a couple during the holiday season.

 Objective: To reflect on the true meaning of giving and the value of love over material possessions.