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Aadhish Lad weaves a compelling mystery where a group of children must bridge their diverse perspectives to draft a global charter of growth, discovering that true progress is found in shared knowledge and the power of great ideas.

Palaksh Yadu tells the inspiring story of Arjun, a young boy who defies mockery and failure to turn his childhood obsession with rocketry into a historic mission to Mars. Supported by his grandfather and his friend Maya, Arjun navigates technical setbacks and societal challenges, ultimately proving that with discipline and teamwork, the stars are never truly out of reach.

Mansi Prabhu tells the charming story of a little bunny who turns his love for bedtime stories into a creative journey of writing and illustrating his very own books.

Discover a step-by-step framework for inclusive education—from teacher self-awareness (“Step Zero”) to sensory-smart classroom design, adaptive instruction, and scaling impact through digital platforms. Empower every learner with practical, research-backed strategies for diverse and neurodivergent classrooms.

Dhyana Matieda weaves an enchanting tale of mystery and destiny centered around twelve-year-old Maya and a magical brass key. Through a secret portal to a floating library, Maya discovers that she is the author of her own life’s story, learning that while some adventures are meant to be shared with the moon and stars, the most powerful stories are the ones we have the courage to write ourselves.

Yukthika offers a rhythmic reflection on the fleeting nature of life, urging us to embrace every high and low with grace and gratitude before our one journey ends.

Aadhish Lad weaves a compelling mystery where a group of children must bridge their diverse perspectives to draft a global charter of growth, discovering that true progress is found in shared knowledge and the power of great ideas.

Palaksh Yadu tells the inspiring story of Arjun, a young boy who defies mockery and failure to turn his childhood obsession with rocketry into a historic mission to Mars. Supported by his grandfather and his friend Maya, Arjun navigates technical setbacks and societal challenges, ultimately proving that with discipline and teamwork, the stars are never truly out of reach.

Mansi Prabhu tells the charming story of a little bunny who turns his love for bedtime stories into a creative journey of writing and illustrating his very own books.

Discover a step-by-step framework for inclusive education—from teacher self-awareness (“Step Zero”) to sensory-smart classroom design, adaptive instruction, and scaling impact through digital platforms. Empower every learner with practical, research-backed strategies for diverse and neurodivergent classrooms.

Dhyana Matieda weaves an enchanting tale of mystery and destiny centered around twelve-year-old Maya and a magical brass key. Through a secret portal to a floating library, Maya discovers that she is the author of her own life’s story, learning that while some adventures are meant to be shared with the moon and stars, the most powerful stories are the ones we have the courage to write ourselves.

Yukthika offers a rhythmic reflection on the fleeting nature of life, urging us to embrace every high and low with grace and gratitude before our one journey ends.


Waking up on a cold winter morning? Brrr..12 year old Samaira from Mumbai writes a cheeky funny poem about the wake-up tussle with her mom!

Come, get immersed in this fascinating poem about a royal kingdom where one daughter gets to rule heaven and the other gets to rule hell. What happens next? Do read this poem by 15 year old MU Harshitaa from Goalpara, Assam to find out!
Harshitaa is a student of Sainik School Goalpara, Assam.
Some of us celebrate Dusshera by burning the effigy of Ravan. 10-year-old Aaditri Paul from Kolkata urges us to look within for our own Ravan, while burning the effigy outside.


Waking up on a cold winter morning? Brrr..12 year old Samaira from Mumbai writes a cheeky funny poem about the wake-up tussle with her mom!

Come, get immersed in this fascinating poem about a royal kingdom where one daughter gets to rule heaven and the other gets to rule hell. What happens next? Do read this poem by 15 year old MU Harshitaa from Goalpara, Assam to find out!
Harshitaa is a student of Sainik School Goalpara, Assam.
Some of us celebrate Dusshera by burning the effigy of Ravan. 10-year-old Aaditri Paul from Kolkata urges us to look within for our own Ravan, while burning the effigy outside.






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