“Flower Garden” by 15-year-old Pranav Raj from Mohania is a cheerful poem celebrating the beauty of blooming flowers and the joy they bring. As jasmine, sunflower and rose fill the garden, both the poet and his warden share happiness while children delight in nature’s charm.
In “The Earth We Leave Behind,” 14-year-old Aditi Niranjan Patil writes a heartfelt plea to protect our planet. Through vivid imagery and emotion, she reminds us that we do not own the Earth but we belong to it. Her poem beautifully captures the balance between development and destruction, urging everyone to nurture nature before it’s too late.
Pranav Raj, a 15-year-old from Mohania pens a heartfelt poem 'The world wants you' pleading for the return of trees and the greenery we've lost.
Shivanshi, an 8-year-old from New Delhi writes a lyrical poem that celebrates the quiet magic of twilight, fireflies, and moonlit skies where every breeze tells a story and nature feels like home.
These artworks by Riddhima, a 13-year-old from Gurgaon are not just pretty visuals, they are reflections, and emotions made visible.
In her heartfelt essay, 13-year-old Chetana from Hyderabad reminds us that captivating nature has the power to heal and that we should find joy in it every day.
“Flower Garden” by 15-year-old Pranav Raj from Mohania is a cheerful poem celebrating the beauty of blooming flowers and the joy they bring. As jasmine, sunflower and rose fill the garden, both the poet and his warden share happiness while children delight in nature’s charm.
In “The Earth We Leave Behind,” 14-year-old Aditi Niranjan Patil writes a heartfelt plea to protect our planet. Through vivid imagery and emotion, she reminds us that we do not own the Earth but we belong to it. Her poem beautifully captures the balance between development and destruction, urging everyone to nurture nature before it’s too late.
Pranav Raj, a 15-year-old from Mohania pens a heartfelt poem 'The world wants you' pleading for the return of trees and the greenery we've lost.
Shivanshi, an 8-year-old from New Delhi writes a lyrical poem that celebrates the quiet magic of twilight, fireflies, and moonlit skies where every breeze tells a story and nature feels like home.
These artworks by Riddhima, a 13-year-old from Gurgaon are not just pretty visuals, they are reflections, and emotions made visible.
In her heartfelt essay, 13-year-old Chetana from Hyderabad reminds us that captivating nature has the power to heal and that we should find joy in it every day.
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