Shay Agarwal

2012-11-15 Years,
13 Years,
Kolkata
Shay is a cricket-lover and is interested in dance. His favourite subject is Science and wants to become a Scientist. He also wants to invent technologically advanced pens. He loves his family who teaches him how to stand up on his feet and be creative. Shay is a student of Word Munchers and goes to St. Xavier’s Collegiate School. Bookosmia congratulates this young writer on getting published at this global writing platform for kids.

By Shay Agarwal

The Everlasting Market I Poem By Shay

The Everlasting Market I Poem By Shay

Shay Agarwal paints a vivid portrait of Kolkata’s iconic New Market, charting its evolution from the historic Hogg Market to a bustling modern-day landmark. Through sensory details of clattering shutters and vibrant stalls, the poem captures a ‘beating heart’ that embraces the future while remaining deeply rooted in its timeless, storied soul. 

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A Day Painted In My Dreams I Essay By Shay

A Day Painted In My Dreams I Essay By Shay

In “A Day Painted In My Dreams,” Shay Agarwal, 13, from Kolkata imagines a perfect day filled with kindness, friendship, and hope. From cheerful school moments to planting a tiny sapling for the future, the story beautifully shows how small acts of goodness can make the world feel brighter and more magical.

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The Everlasting Market I Poem By Shay

The Everlasting Market I Poem By Shay

Shay Agarwal paints a vivid portrait of Kolkata’s iconic New Market, charting its evolution from the historic Hogg Market to a bustling modern-day landmark. Through sensory details of clattering shutters and vibrant stalls, the poem captures a ‘beating heart’ that embraces the future while remaining deeply rooted in its timeless, storied soul. 

Read More »
A Day Painted In My Dreams I Essay By Shay

A Day Painted In My Dreams I Essay By Shay

In “A Day Painted In My Dreams,” Shay Agarwal, 13, from Kolkata imagines a perfect day filled with kindness, friendship, and hope. From cheerful school moments to planting a tiny sapling for the future, the story beautifully shows how small acts of goodness can make the world feel brighter and more magical.

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