For Shaurya, 10, Bangalore Turning ten means standing between being a kid and growing up, too young for some things, yet expected to be older for others. It’s confusing, funny, and a little strange.
Anvita Mishra, a 12-year-old from New Delhi, writes a thoughtful story about responsibility, self-realization and the lessons hidden in everyday experiences.
Sakshi Singh, a Class 11 student from Thane, presents an insightful piece on the origin and importance of zero, highlighting India’s remarkable contribution to mathematics.
A rumour speaks quiet, clever, and quick to spread. Born from a whisper in a classroom, it once stirred chaos and chatter. But when met with silence, even the loudest whispers can fade away. Read 'Autobiography Of A Rumour' by Aanavi Jhunjhunwala, 16, Kolkata.
A Little Girl From a Village by K.S. Iniya is an inspiring story about Fahalya and her brother Franchestole, who move from their village to the city in search of education. The story beautifully shows how dreams, hard work, and the desire to learn can change lives.
Written by 12-year-old Keshav Lodha from Navi Mumbai, this heartfelt poem beautifully honors Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the brave warrior king whose courage, justice, and leadership continue to inspire generations.
For Shaurya, 10, Bangalore Turning ten means standing between being a kid and growing up, too young for some things, yet expected to be older for others. It’s confusing, funny, and a little strange.
Anvita Mishra, a 12-year-old from New Delhi, writes a thoughtful story about responsibility, self-realization and the lessons hidden in everyday experiences.
Sakshi Singh, a Class 11 student from Thane, presents an insightful piece on the origin and importance of zero, highlighting India’s remarkable contribution to mathematics.
A rumour speaks quiet, clever, and quick to spread. Born from a whisper in a classroom, it once stirred chaos and chatter. But when met with silence, even the loudest whispers can fade away. Read 'Autobiography Of A Rumour' by Aanavi Jhunjhunwala, 16, Kolkata.
A Little Girl From a Village by K.S. Iniya is an inspiring story about Fahalya and her brother Franchestole, who move from their village to the city in search of education. The story beautifully shows how dreams, hard work, and the desire to learn can change lives.
Written by 12-year-old Keshav Lodha from Navi Mumbai, this heartfelt poem beautifully honors Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the brave warrior king whose courage, justice, and leadership continue to inspire generations.
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