Mansi Choksi explores the profound duality of competition, illustrating how every loss is a step toward growth and every victory is an opportunity to rise and shine with a new perspective.
12-year-old Kanav’s poem “God’s Grace; Life is Beautiful” is a lyrical poem that expresses joy in nature and gratitude towards God. The poem inspires us to enjoy life with positivity and faith.
Two students, Mihir and Ved, curious about the History of Ancient India, go to a Library and find a dusty old journal to find some unrevealed secrets. When they were searching for signals, a scroll fell off the shelf. Ved’s hands trembled as he unrolled the ancient scroll, its faded script whispering secrets from the past. Mihir peered over his shoulder, eyes wide with excitement. Had they just uncovered Emperor Ashoka’s final message—or was this the start of an even greater mystery?
Praaptie, a 14-year-old, talks about how a book opens a path of secrets that leads to an enchanting voyage. She talks about how words play with wonders like battling dragons, dining with kings, and flying with fairies.
Srivani, a 15-year-old, writes about how Meera sets off on a quest to find a legendary well said to grant wishes. Along the way, she learns valuable lessons about happiness, love, and life.
Vihaan, a 9 year old from Kolkata, discusses the symbolic significance of the Hindu deities Shiva and Ganesha.
Mansi Choksi explores the profound duality of competition, illustrating how every loss is a step toward growth and every victory is an opportunity to rise and shine with a new perspective.
12-year-old Kanav’s poem “God’s Grace; Life is Beautiful” is a lyrical poem that expresses joy in nature and gratitude towards God. The poem inspires us to enjoy life with positivity and faith.
Two students, Mihir and Ved, curious about the History of Ancient India, go to a Library and find a dusty old journal to find some unrevealed secrets. When they were searching for signals, a scroll fell off the shelf. Ved’s hands trembled as he unrolled the ancient scroll, its faded script whispering secrets from the past. Mihir peered over his shoulder, eyes wide with excitement. Had they just uncovered Emperor Ashoka’s final message—or was this the start of an even greater mystery?
Praaptie, a 14-year-old, talks about how a book opens a path of secrets that leads to an enchanting voyage. She talks about how words play with wonders like battling dragons, dining with kings, and flying with fairies.
Srivani, a 15-year-old, writes about how Meera sets off on a quest to find a legendary well said to grant wishes. Along the way, she learns valuable lessons about happiness, love, and life.
Vihaan, a 9 year old from Kolkata, discusses the symbolic significance of the Hindu deities Shiva and Ganesha.
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