Is life’s purpose something we discover or something we create? Read this blog by Taashvee, a 13-year-old from Thane, as she navigates the inner worlds of destiny, free will, and how our choices, passions, and beliefs shape the meaning we give to life.
Harshika, an 11-year-old from Kolkata, writes a beautiful poem dedicated to her mother, expressing gratitude for her daily care and thanking God for her.
Gaurika, a 14-year-old from Kiccha, writes a beautiful story about a girl and her grandmother. The story shows how the grandmother understands her grandchild’s emotions and actions and teaches her that blessings, not materialistic gifts, are the real gift from God.
Praaptie, a 14-year-old from Bhubaneswar, narrates a tale of compassion that challenges her grandmother's beliefs, leading to a transformative experience. Through unexpected events, they both discover deeper lessons about love and kindness.
10-year-old Linus, from Ernakulam crafts a poem that marvels at the universe, celebrating its vast, divine creation.
A honest book review by 11 years old Rishav Das from Kolkata, giving his inputs about the book ‘Percy Jackson and the last Olympian’.
Is life’s purpose something we discover or something we create? Read this blog by Taashvee, a 13-year-old from Thane, as she navigates the inner worlds of destiny, free will, and how our choices, passions, and beliefs shape the meaning we give to life.
Harshika, an 11-year-old from Kolkata, writes a beautiful poem dedicated to her mother, expressing gratitude for her daily care and thanking God for her.
Gaurika, a 14-year-old from Kiccha, writes a beautiful story about a girl and her grandmother. The story shows how the grandmother understands her grandchild’s emotions and actions and teaches her that blessings, not materialistic gifts, are the real gift from God.
Praaptie, a 14-year-old from Bhubaneswar, narrates a tale of compassion that challenges her grandmother's beliefs, leading to a transformative experience. Through unexpected events, they both discover deeper lessons about love and kindness.
10-year-old Linus, from Ernakulam crafts a poem that marvels at the universe, celebrating its vast, divine creation.
A honest book review by 11 years old Rishav Das from Kolkata, giving his inputs about the book ‘Percy Jackson and the last Olympian’.
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