The Life of Tolka Quotes

“Home — a place that
is supposed to be safe, was no longer a haven for most”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“While the children of the rest of the world were
reading the history of World War I and II, the children
of Ukraine were being made the victims of their next
history lessons”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“It’s not worth going back to the past. Life has to move
forward, even if it seems uncertain.”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“Some leaders seek glory
in war, in death, in destruction, only because they
themselves remain untouchable by those destructions.”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“We think places other than home would be
joyful and exciting, but only when we step outside of
our comfortable home, we realise that it is the best place and that’s why it’s called ‘home”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“The bullets that pierced through the soldiers not only hit them but their entire family”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“For me, my parents will always be on the highest
pedestal, as no matter what, they raised me with all they had and went beyond their means to provide me with the best.”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“War not only takes lives but also
the hope, positivity, and innocence of the survivors”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“Life is the best teacher. It tends
to throw all the chaos your way; it is up to you to drown in grief or stay afloat and make it to the other side.”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“Time is a fickle thing. When you are at peace and
enjoying yourself, time seems to have wings. But when
you are facing the toughest times, it seems to be a
tortoise.”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“Destruction can be devastating. The ones who do
not stumble despite major pitfalls and have the courage to stand up once again, always win”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“Travelling to bygone places is a refreshing
experience, as if they have a story to tell”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka

“The subconscious mind is powerful and can gauge
what the brain refutes, either out of unwillingness
or because of logic. However, more often than not,
the subconscious is correct.”
― Dr. Nitin Chopra, The Life of Tolka