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What makes an idea truly worth sharing? In this inspiring TED-Ed Club talk, 15-year-old Dia Khanna from New Delhi explores creativity, confidence, and the power of young voices to inspire change. Through personal experiences and thoughtful insights, Dia reminds us that meaningful ideas can come from anyone, regardless of age.

Playing on Unequal Grounds: Women and Sports is a reflective piece on the invisible inequalities women face in athletics and physical spaces. Through personal experiences in tennis and swimming, the article examines how social conditioning, gender stereotypes, and unequal opportunities shape women’s relationship with sports. It highlights the courage it takes for women to continue showing up despite judgment, discomfort, and the fear of failure, ultimately portraying participation itself as an act of quiet rebellion and change.

Pranav Raj delivers a poignant reflection on enduring devotion and loss, using the image of a steadfast banyan tree to mirror a heart that remains frozen in time, waiting for a return that never comes.

“Juicy Juicy Fruits” by Aadya Veditha K G is a cheerful and playful children’s poem celebrating delicious and healthy fruits. With simple rhymes and fun descriptions, the poem encourages kids to enjoy fruits and develop healthy eating habits.

Deeksha Sashikumar makes a compelling case for the "slow magic" of reading, encouraging us to swap the hollow scroll of the internet for the deep, imaginative quiet that only a book can provide.

What makes an idea truly worth sharing? In this inspiring TED-Ed Club talk, 15-year-old Dia Khanna from New Delhi explores creativity, confidence, and the power of young voices to inspire change. Through personal experiences and thoughtful insights, Dia reminds us that meaningful ideas can come from anyone, regardless of age.

Playing on Unequal Grounds: Women and Sports is a reflective piece on the invisible inequalities women face in athletics and physical spaces. Through personal experiences in tennis and swimming, the article examines how social conditioning, gender stereotypes, and unequal opportunities shape women’s relationship with sports. It highlights the courage it takes for women to continue showing up despite judgment, discomfort, and the fear of failure, ultimately portraying participation itself as an act of quiet rebellion and change.

Pranav Raj delivers a poignant reflection on enduring devotion and loss, using the image of a steadfast banyan tree to mirror a heart that remains frozen in time, waiting for a return that never comes.

“Juicy Juicy Fruits” by Aadya Veditha K G is a cheerful and playful children’s poem celebrating delicious and healthy fruits. With simple rhymes and fun descriptions, the poem encourages kids to enjoy fruits and develop healthy eating habits.

Deeksha Sashikumar makes a compelling case for the "slow magic" of reading, encouraging us to swap the hollow scroll of the internet for the deep, imaginative quiet that only a book can provide.

Here is 14 year old Diya Barmecha from Mumbai, proving that young minds are capable of thinking equally, if not better than older ones. A stunning essay on the life of a security guard, drawing out the discrimination inherent in society.

Today in honour of World Justice Day, this inspiring story by 10 year old Aaiza from Bareilly. Yes, big ideas like justice and equality can be executed by little ones too!

Covid thrust a screen in our kids hands. Detox with a bag of library books recommends Founder of Kahaani Box.

Here is a chat with Priyanka K Mohan, renowned Yakshagana dancer and Founder and CEO of Tvarita Foundation who is doing some amazing things so youngsters like us can also know more about this beautiful folk art form.

Here is 14 year old Diya Barmecha from Mumbai, proving that young minds are capable of thinking equally, if not better than older ones. A stunning essay on the life of a security guard, drawing out the discrimination inherent in society.

Today in honour of World Justice Day, this inspiring story by 10 year old Aaiza from Bareilly. Yes, big ideas like justice and equality can be executed by little ones too!

Covid thrust a screen in our kids hands. Detox with a bag of library books recommends Founder of Kahaani Box.

Here is a chat with Priyanka K Mohan, renowned Yakshagana dancer and Founder and CEO of Tvarita Foundation who is doing some amazing things so youngsters like us can also know more about this beautiful folk art form.






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