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“Love is the most rudimentary element of friendship, and yet the most fundamental to our existence.”
― Vidhu Kapur, DO WE MAKE FRIENDS AFTER SCHOOL?

“Love allows the world to go round and round. While I love, I must talk and share. It liberates me and I feel free when I do. It helps me learn the good in the other and also become it. It is not just for the health of the relation but myself as well.”
― Vidhu Kapur, DO WE MAKE FRIENDS AFTER SCHOOL?

“Love has different forms and everyone tends to love his or her own way.
None is lesser than the other. Love all, compare none, respect all!”
― Vidhu Kapur, DO WE MAKE FRIENDS AFTER SCHOOL?

“Children are tender plants, rooted in the soil of their families. If they are only given pampering, like constant water and rich humus, they may grow wild and tangled with weeds. Schools, like gardeners, carefully prune and shape them, guiding their growth. In stony soil—strict or broken family—their growth may be stunted, but schools provide a fence of protection, nurturing them with love and compassion.”
― Kelzang Dorji