FoHoH Reflections

 All the beautiful works of children from different towers.

Lipi Sachdeva, Pinewood# February is the month of love. Valentine’s Day is near and I am sure all the teenagers will be looking to show their love to their partners.  Love is to be celebrated every day. When it’s such a positive emotion why just celebrate one day. For those who are extremely busy, I think it’s a good option to impress your love with this easy recipe of No Bake Cheese cake. Here I have tried to make it as easy as possible with all the hacks and tricks.  EASY No-Bake Strawberry Cheesecake that is whipped, creamy and loaded with fresh strawberry flavor. The amount of strawberries in the cheesecake is impressive and you will love the simple crust. The recipe is divided into three steps – Prepare the base Prepare the middle layer Prepare the top layer  NO BAKE CHEESECAKE Preparation time: 1 hour  Cooking time: 20 minutes Serving size: 8 pcs Ingredients 1 cup Cream cheese, क्रीम चीज़  1 cup Hung curd, टंगा हुआ दही   1 cup Whippin...

Bhaskar Shastri, Seawood#   It gives me immense pride in penning down my thoughts to reach out to our elite community @ Hiranandani. I was asked to share my thoughts around the theme of travel. I have never been a frequent traveler either for work or pleasure. But whatever travel I have done over the past few years have always left me with comparing it with our journey in this lifetime as a human being and discovering the purpose we are here. While I have visited a few countries, nothing comes close to the beauty that is present in our own India. I want to call out the journey I embarked into in my life post my visit to Isha Yoga center, Coimbatore in 2012 when I was visiting my team in Coimbatore as part of my official trip. As I entered the ashram and familiarized myself with the ambience and theme of this spectacular place, I started connecting with several things. For one, sitting in the presence of the Dhyanalinga, the thoughts reverberated in my head, the seed ha...

Shashi Singh, Seawood#   You will not be able to find a person who would not like to become financially independent and yet there are only a few who follow a methodical approach to financial independence. Sharing some of the common reasons: Poor understanding of Financial Planning People do not clearly understand what Financial Planning is and how it would help them with Financial Independence. For the majority of them, Financial Planning is only about investing, while Insurance Planning, Estate Planning and Goal Based Planning (Risk Profiling, Asset Allocation, Goal Identification and Goal-based investment) are less understood. It is difficult for them to comprehend the benefit of having Term Life Insurance, Health Insurance, Joint Account, Nominee, Will and Trust until an unfortunate event (such as untimely death or major disease) occurs in the family and when it happens, it is too late. COVID taught us this the hard way. Procrastination  For many of those who understand Fin...

  Achromatic Flowers By Hasika Vepakomma, 9 years, Bridgewood A1404 A.Ankitha Reddy, 18 years old, Bridgewood A2101 This artwork was inspired by Greek mythology and the above art is a pencil sketch of Poseidon.     Kayan prabhal, 7 years, Amalfi  Ahaana 6 Years Bridgewood A Areeb Khan, 8 years, Grade: 3, Tiana   Origami is Japanese art of making a shape by folding the paper. “Oru” in Japanese means 'to fold' and “Kami” in Japanese means 'Paper'. Areeb developed this interest when he was 4 years old. While traveling, to avoid his screen time, he used to draw and later on start making paper planes and easy craft. His interest kept on increasing and he start making complex origami at the age of 5. By now he made more than 200 complex Origamis such as Fridge, Study Table and Chair, Couch, Sandal etc. He is having his own Instagram page @areebkhan1604 which is being followed by some of the senior origami artists across the globe. Mushroom, Thirumanis...

Manasa, Vrushali and Manju,Brentwood# Symbol of Unity Rangoli is a popular form of decoration that brings life to our homes during the festival season. India is known for its widespread variety of harvest festivals. Sankranti is celebrated in various ways throughout northern India, including kite flying in Gujarat and parts of Rajasthan, haldi kumkum in Maharashtra. Bihu marks the beginning of the new year in Assam with the arrival of seeding time. In Punjab this festival is celebrated to mark the end of the winter solstice in their harvested fields as Lohri. Pongal is a harvest festival in southern India celebrated in Tamil Nadu. It is a festival to thank the Sun God, mother nature, and the various farm animals who help to produce a bountiful harvest. Onam is also a harvest festival celebrated in Kerala. This year's Pongal celebration in Hiranandani included a rangoli competition with the theme 'Harvest festivals of India' . We residents of Brentwood A block 25th floor, Vr...

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  "A beautiful video collage of our ladies of HoH singing the National Anthem"  🌸🌸🌸🇮🇳🌸🌸🌸 Jai Hind!