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‘I Wish I Can Meet My Teachers Soon’ Essay by Ayraa, 8, Mumbai
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We are thankful for online school in these difficult times but boy do we miss our dear teachers! 8 year old Ayraa Shriwardhankar, a young writer from Mumbai writes what all of us feel. Read it only at Bookosmia
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Daanya Siddiqui, a 10-year-old from Kolkata, writes about how confidence and self-belief helped her launch a campaign against noise pollution and make it a success.
‘What India means to me’ Poem by Brinda, 13, Noida
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During a time when the country is trying to resolve many issues, 13 year old Brinda Chakraverty from Noida reminds us of what India means to her. Read the poem at Bookosmia.
