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Where the Sky Meets the Extraordinary: Dubai I Essay By Advika
Advika Choraria
15 / October / 2026
Officially double digits- Not a kid, Not a Teen I Essay By Shaurya
Shaurya Iyengar
13 / April / 2026
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.
Where Lost Things Whisper I Essay By Anvita
Anvita Mishra
27 / March / 2026
Anvita Mishra, a 12-year-old from New Delhi, writes a thoughtful story about responsibility, self-realization and the lessons hidden in everyday experiences.
The Birth Of Zero I Blog By Sakshi
Sakshi Singh
27 / March / 2026
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.
Autobiography Of A Rumour I By Aanavi
Aanavi Jhunjhunwala
20 / March / 2026
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.
Where the Sky Meets the Extraordinary: Dubai I Essay By Advika
15 / October / 2026
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Officially double digits- Not a kid, Not a Teen I Essay By Shaurya
13 / April / 2026
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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.
Where Lost Things Whisper I Essay By Anvita
27 / March / 2026
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Anvita Mishra, a 12-year-old from New Delhi, writes a thoughtful story about responsibility, self-realization and the lessons hidden in everyday experiences.
The Birth Of Zero I Blog By Sakshi
27 / March / 2026
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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.
Autobiography Of A Rumour I By Aanavi
20 / March / 2026
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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.
