India is indeed a country brimming with a rich and diverse tradition of folktales. These stories are integral to the country's heritage, serving not just as entertainment but as important conduits of moral values, cultural history and social beliefs.

Guess what!? Its the 25th of December, which means its Christmas! Ahh, that one festival we all wait for. Tree decorations, plum cakes, new presents and Mr. Santa!! What a lovely sight!! I still remember I would stick my red and white sock unfortunately, I would receive none! Guess iit'sjust a myth. But, what if I told you different countries had different folklores associated with Christmas? from the tale of Krampus to hiding pickles, it has it all!

In a world where every person wishes to be desirable and attractive, there is one tribe in India that has mastered every skill to look 'UNPLEASANT'. However, if it's a result of safety, distinctive beauty or a mythical practice, we shall find outsoon!

Great things take time, but our tireless efforts and unwavering spirits will one day help it reach the skies. As a student who is fond of historical changes, I believe shared global consciousness can transcend borders. At one point of time, we all have come across notable changes like gender equality, protection and conservation of wildlife, introduction of penicillin, gravity, trade and commerce, spread of faith and religion, languages, the need for education, yoga and Ayurv

What if I told you India once had a civilisation, which accounted for multi - terraced architecture, retaining walls, watchtowers and man-made caves and is one of the largest necropolises of the world? Hmmm, fascinating? We shall be exploring 'The Lost Village of Mizoram - Kawtchhuah Ropui'.