Rajiv Tambe

Child at heart

Books

Sun Sign

Leo

Three things people don’t know about you?

Pure Veg. Passion for writing. Love Single malt.

What’s your greatest fear?

Day without writing or reading.

What is your greatest achievement?

When children want to share their dreams with me.

High point of your life?

Each and every brand new day.

Which living person do you most admire?

Dr. Jayant Naralikar. Arvind Gupta.

Who is your favorite fictional hero?

Fantom

Who are your favorite authors?

J.K. Rollings. Enid Blyton. Victor Dragunski. Vinda Karandikar. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. Ravindranath Thakoor.

What are your 5 favorite books of all time?

Ajabkhana. Tottochan. Denischya Goshti. Wings of fire. Eakvishanti.

Is there a book you love to reread?

Ajabkhana. Tottochan. Denischya Goshti. Wings of fire. Eakvishanti.

What are your 5 favorite movies of all time?

Sound of Music. Postman in the Mountain. Colours of Paradise. Bicycle Thieves. A Boy in Stripped Pyjama.

One Superpower you wish you had?

Betterment for children of the world.

If you had a time machine to take you back to any country and any time period, where would you choose to be for your childhood, adolosent , adult life and silver years?

Where I can help deprived children

If you could acquire any talent, what would it be?

To inculcate positive approach and attitude in children.

When and where do you write ?

Anytime and Anywhere.

Silence or music?

Silent, music, chaos Doesn't matter my writing and reading

One phrase that you use most often?

Just believe `YOU can' and you will achieve it.

Do you have a writing ritual / superstition?

Not at all. Only passion of writing for the children.

Do you have one sentence of advice for new writers?

First read ample. See ample. Listen ample. Test ample. Face ample. Experience ample. And just write in your language what you want to..

These fun science stories have been specially written for younger school-going children. The narration uses everyday incidents and situations all children are familiar with, to demonstrate various scientific facts through fun experiments. These virtually zero-expenditure experiments have been tried and tested and can be done by children both at home and school, on their own. In keeping with new-age learning, these stories seek to inculcate a scientific view and temperament in young minds. Many seemingly difficult scientific concepts and phenomena have been explained in simple language. Children, with their bright and inquisitive minds, will love reading these amusing stories and performing the innovative experiments. Rajiv Tambe has consistently worked for children. He writes, teaches, trains teachers, and counsels parents. He has travelled extensively in the course of his work with various NGOs and UNICEF, and as a freelance journalist. He has also taught students and teachers in the remote, tribal areas of Maharashtra, India. His innovative methods emanate from his richly varied experience rather than from academic theories. Rajiv connects naturally through his stories, articles, seminars, workshops, and TV shows, as he joyfully reaches out to children. His life’s purpose has and continues to be, the betterment of children; and caring for their emotional world. Whether teachers, parents, or caregivers, he demonstrates the unique knack of bringing out the child in each of us! His book, What A Wonderful World, was published in 2013. Rajiv can be reached at rajcopper@gmail.com



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