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What if the way you show love doesn’t feel loving to someone else? Princy the Porcupine’s Hugs gently explores this tender idea through the story of a little porcupine with a big heart and a prickly problem.

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.

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.

Kyra Mittal vividly captures the disorienting and paralyzing experience of being lost in the subconscious through this poem. By contrasting a "swirling" mind with a "frozen" body, she skillfully explores the vulnerability of losing control over one's instincts and the quiet struggle to find footing in a world that refuses to slow down.

Jinika Oswal explores the soul-stirring connection between identity and melody in this lyrical reflection. Moving from childhood hums to the dream of a global stage, Jinika captures how diverse influences—from the emotional depth of Arijit Singh to the grounded traditions of Carnatic music help her find a voice that transcends words.

Radhya Jalan challenges conventional notions of achievement through the moving story of Sita, a teacher whose true success lies in her quiet courage and unwavering self-worth. By highlighting Sita's resilience in the face of physical hardship and societal judgment, this piece reminds us that success is found in kindness, integrity, and the bravery to be enough.

What if the way you show love doesn’t feel loving to someone else? Princy the Porcupine’s Hugs gently explores this tender idea through the story of a little porcupine with a big heart and a prickly problem.

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.

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.

Kyra Mittal vividly captures the disorienting and paralyzing experience of being lost in the subconscious through this poem. By contrasting a "swirling" mind with a "frozen" body, she skillfully explores the vulnerability of losing control over one's instincts and the quiet struggle to find footing in a world that refuses to slow down.

Jinika Oswal explores the soul-stirring connection between identity and melody in this lyrical reflection. Moving from childhood hums to the dream of a global stage, Jinika captures how diverse influences—from the emotional depth of Arijit Singh to the grounded traditions of Carnatic music help her find a voice that transcends words.

Radhya Jalan challenges conventional notions of achievement through the moving story of Sita, a teacher whose true success lies in her quiet courage and unwavering self-worth. By highlighting Sita's resilience in the face of physical hardship and societal judgment, this piece reminds us that success is found in kindness, integrity, and the bravery to be enough.






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