In this poem, R Vetri Vendan (12), Bangalore, beautifully captures the wonder of waiting under a starlit sky. As a young boy eagerly awaits a shooting star, he discovers that even missed moments can lead to something brighter, the radiant arrival of the Sun, lighting up the whole world.
10-year-old's Rajvardhan Mor and Veer Sourot from Faridabad dedicate a poem to Kerri Walsh, most decorated volleyball olympian in professional beach volleyball history.
Who is your superwoman? I0-year-old Kulansh from Bangalore pens a heartfelt letter to his mother.
Varisha Rehman a 15-year-old from Delhi writes how nature teaches us resilience in a wonderful and inspiring poem.
Kittur Rani Chennamma, born on October 23, 1778, in Karnataka, is celebrated as one of India's first female freedom fighters. Her extraordinary bravery during the resistance against British colonization makes her a pivotal figure in India's struggle for independence. After the untimely death of her husband and son, Rani Chennamma courageously took command of her kingdom, leading her troops against British forces. Despite facing numerous challenges and ultimately losing her fight, she remains a symbol of resilience and empowerment for women in India. Discover her inspiring legacy and the vital role she played in shaping India's history.
In this poem, R Vetri Vendan (12), Bangalore, beautifully captures the wonder of waiting under a starlit sky. As a young boy eagerly awaits a shooting star, he discovers that even missed moments can lead to something brighter, the radiant arrival of the Sun, lighting up the whole world.
10-year-old's Rajvardhan Mor and Veer Sourot from Faridabad dedicate a poem to Kerri Walsh, most decorated volleyball olympian in professional beach volleyball history.
Who is your superwoman? I0-year-old Kulansh from Bangalore pens a heartfelt letter to his mother.
Varisha Rehman a 15-year-old from Delhi writes how nature teaches us resilience in a wonderful and inspiring poem.
Kittur Rani Chennamma, born on October 23, 1778, in Karnataka, is celebrated as one of India's first female freedom fighters. Her extraordinary bravery during the resistance against British colonization makes her a pivotal figure in India's struggle for independence. After the untimely death of her husband and son, Rani Chennamma courageously took command of her kingdom, leading her troops against British forces. Despite facing numerous challenges and ultimately losing her fight, she remains a symbol of resilience and empowerment for women in India. Discover her inspiring legacy and the vital role she played in shaping India's history.
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