Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma argued over who was supreme, until a fiery pillar appeared and Lord Shiva challenged them to find its ends. Read the story The Shiva: The Fire Pillar by Pratyush from Bangalore.
Srivani, a 15-year-old, writes about how Meera sets off on a quest to find a legendary well said to grant wishes. Along the way, she learns valuable lessons about happiness, love, and life.
Samaira, a 10-year-old from Faridabad, pays tribute to Shakuntala Devi, India’s “human calculator,” who possessed an extraordinary ability to perform complex calculations mentally and earned international recognition for her mathematical talents.
12-year-old Riyan from Ranchi writes a poem about the Great Rebellion of 1857, in which millions of people died while fighting for independence. A person narrates the glorious history of the 1857 Rebellion in a short poem to his friend.
How well do you know Indian literature? 9-year-old Shivansh from Belur, Howrah shares the work of some famous writers like Sudha Murty, Khushwant Singh, Satyajit Ray and more .
Divij, 12, from Singapore, fakes a fever to make his dad and best friend happy. Did it work? Read his fun story.
Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma argued over who was supreme, until a fiery pillar appeared and Lord Shiva challenged them to find its ends. Read the story The Shiva: The Fire Pillar by Pratyush from Bangalore.
Srivani, a 15-year-old, writes about how Meera sets off on a quest to find a legendary well said to grant wishes. Along the way, she learns valuable lessons about happiness, love, and life.
Samaira, a 10-year-old from Faridabad, pays tribute to Shakuntala Devi, India’s “human calculator,” who possessed an extraordinary ability to perform complex calculations mentally and earned international recognition for her mathematical talents.
12-year-old Riyan from Ranchi writes a poem about the Great Rebellion of 1857, in which millions of people died while fighting for independence. A person narrates the glorious history of the 1857 Rebellion in a short poem to his friend.
How well do you know Indian literature? 9-year-old Shivansh from Belur, Howrah shares the work of some famous writers like Sudha Murty, Khushwant Singh, Satyajit Ray and more .
Divij, 12, from Singapore, fakes a fever to make his dad and best friend happy. Did it work? Read his fun story.
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