In this blog by Mahika, an 11-year-old from Noida, explore the vibrant world of Bollywood - India’s largest film industry. Discover its rich history, legendary stars, cultural impact, and global influence that continue to inspire audiences worldwide.
Arika writes about how a small Diwali gift reminded her of an elderly woman in need, whose silent plea for food made her realize the insignificance of material wealth and the true compassion found in sharing.
Rishav from Kolkata writes a blog on how History is reconstructed using written, physical, visual, and oral evidence, classified as primary, secondary, or tertiary sources. While written records like the Epic of Gilgamesh and physical remains such as Mohenjo-Daro provide concrete insights, oral and visual sources need verification. By piecing together these fragments, historians craft a reliable narrative of humanity’s past.
Bhavya Shree, a 12-year-old from Hyderabad, emphasises the immense potential of the subconscious mind and its ability to influence our reality through deliberate, positive thought patterns, urging readers to harness this power through consistent positive affirmations and visualisation for meaningful transformation.
Kavya a 14-year-old from Mumbai, highlights the impact of deceptive practices, the need for awareness, and encourages individuals to take responsibility by learning to navigate the web of lies and seeking the truth amidst a world of manipulation.
11–year-old Dhruv from Bangalore writes an imaginary letter from one sea creature affected by melting glaciers to another creature.
In this blog by Mahika, an 11-year-old from Noida, explore the vibrant world of Bollywood - India’s largest film industry. Discover its rich history, legendary stars, cultural impact, and global influence that continue to inspire audiences worldwide.
Arika writes about how a small Diwali gift reminded her of an elderly woman in need, whose silent plea for food made her realize the insignificance of material wealth and the true compassion found in sharing.
Rishav from Kolkata writes a blog on how History is reconstructed using written, physical, visual, and oral evidence, classified as primary, secondary, or tertiary sources. While written records like the Epic of Gilgamesh and physical remains such as Mohenjo-Daro provide concrete insights, oral and visual sources need verification. By piecing together these fragments, historians craft a reliable narrative of humanity’s past.
Bhavya Shree, a 12-year-old from Hyderabad, emphasises the immense potential of the subconscious mind and its ability to influence our reality through deliberate, positive thought patterns, urging readers to harness this power through consistent positive affirmations and visualisation for meaningful transformation.
Kavya a 14-year-old from Mumbai, highlights the impact of deceptive practices, the need for awareness, and encourages individuals to take responsibility by learning to navigate the web of lies and seeking the truth amidst a world of manipulation.
11–year-old Dhruv from Bangalore writes an imaginary letter from one sea creature affected by melting glaciers to another creature.
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