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The Rebel-Loyalist: A Tale Of 1857 I Story By Riyan

The Confession Diary of Jag Bandhu Dutta I Story By Riyan Dutta

In this reflective historical narrative, Riyan Dutta (14), Ranchi, presents the confessional diary of Jag Bandhu Dutta, a Bhadralok living under British patronage in the serene hills of Idukki. The diary reveals his inner conflict between privilege and patriotism, and a painful realization of the price of freedom.

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The Endangered Animals I Short Story By Adamya

The Endangered Animals I Short Story By Adamya

In this thoughtful short story, Adamya (8), Bangalore, takes readers to the lush Amazon rainforest, where a giant Kapok tree is home to many animals and birds. But when a lumberjack arrives to cut the tree, the animals are left worried, where will they go and what will they do?

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Posy The Naughty Kitten I Story By Nivedita

Posy The Naughty Kitten I Story By Nivedita

In this heartwarming story, Nivedita Dileep (13), Bangalore, introduces readers to Posy, a mischievous little kitten full of energy and curiosity. Read this charming tale about the bond between a pet and its owner, showing how patience and love can turn even the naughtiest moments into warm memories.

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Parrot I Poem By Anaya Singhai

Parrot I Poem By Anaya Singhai

In the playful poem Parrot, Anaya Singhai (12), Navi Mumbai, brings a cheerful parrot to life through fun rhymes and lively descriptions. The friendly bird talks about its colorful look, love for chillies, and its funny habit of repeating whatever people say, making the poem joyful and engaging for young readers

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Journalism With A Happy Touch - Silent Reflection I Essay By Maira

Journalism With A Happy Touch – Silent Reflection I Essay By Maira

In Journalism With A Happy Touch – Silent Reflection, Maira Mayanaz Hashmi (13), Ghaziabad, shares a heartfelt moment after her Social Science exam that reconnects her with the joy of childhood reading. A simple phrase at a magazine stall sparks memories of beloved magazines and inspires her growing passion for journalism, writing, and making a difference in the future.

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The Rebel-Loyalist: A Tale Of 1857 I Story By Riyan

The Confession Diary of Jag Bandhu Dutta I Story By Riyan Dutta

In this reflective historical narrative, Riyan Dutta (14), Ranchi, presents the confessional diary of Jag Bandhu Dutta, a Bhadralok living under British patronage in the serene hills of Idukki. The diary reveals his inner conflict between privilege and patriotism, and a painful realization of the price of freedom.

Read More »
The Endangered Animals I Short Story By Adamya

The Endangered Animals I Short Story By Adamya

In this thoughtful short story, Adamya (8), Bangalore, takes readers to the lush Amazon rainforest, where a giant Kapok tree is home to many animals and birds. But when a lumberjack arrives to cut the tree, the animals are left worried, where will they go and what will they do?

Read More »
Posy The Naughty Kitten I Story By Nivedita

Posy The Naughty Kitten I Story By Nivedita

In this heartwarming story, Nivedita Dileep (13), Bangalore, introduces readers to Posy, a mischievous little kitten full of energy and curiosity. Read this charming tale about the bond between a pet and its owner, showing how patience and love can turn even the naughtiest moments into warm memories.

Read More »
Parrot I Poem By Anaya Singhai

Parrot I Poem By Anaya Singhai

In the playful poem Parrot, Anaya Singhai (12), Navi Mumbai, brings a cheerful parrot to life through fun rhymes and lively descriptions. The friendly bird talks about its colorful look, love for chillies, and its funny habit of repeating whatever people say, making the poem joyful and engaging for young readers

Read More »
Journalism With A Happy Touch - Silent Reflection I Essay By Maira

Journalism With A Happy Touch – Silent Reflection I Essay By Maira

In Journalism With A Happy Touch – Silent Reflection, Maira Mayanaz Hashmi (13), Ghaziabad, shares a heartfelt moment after her Social Science exam that reconnects her with the joy of childhood reading. A simple phrase at a magazine stall sparks memories of beloved magazines and inspires her growing passion for journalism, writing, and making a difference in the future.

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