Shaurya, 9, Bangalore, imagines a magical underwater world where he becomes a 'Shawcorn', the essay beautifully captures friendship, courage and the wonders of a child’s imagination.
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.
In this cheerful Holi essay, Soha Sudarshan (8), Bangalore, shares her joyful experience of celebrating the festival of colours. Her essay beautifully captures the excitement, fun and happiness that make Holi so special for children.
In Journalism With A Happy Touch – Silent Reflection, Maira Mayanaz Hashmi (13), Ghaziabad, shares a heartfelt moment after her Social Science exam that reconnects her with the joy of childhood reading. A simple phrase at a magazine stall sparks memories of beloved magazines and inspires her growing passion for journalism, writing, and making a difference in the future.
Anaisha Bhalla, a 12-year-old from Kolkata, shares her thoughtful views on whether children below 15 should have Instagram accounts, highlighting both the benefits and the need for safe, responsible use.
An informative article by Taashvee Shetty, a 14-year-old from Thane, explaining the importance of Republic Day, the making of the Indian Constitution and the leaders who shaped India’s journey to becoming a democratic republic.
Shaurya, 9, Bangalore, imagines a magical underwater world where he becomes a 'Shawcorn', the essay beautifully captures friendship, courage and the wonders of a child’s imagination.
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.
In this cheerful Holi essay, Soha Sudarshan (8), Bangalore, shares her joyful experience of celebrating the festival of colours. Her essay beautifully captures the excitement, fun and happiness that make Holi so special for children.
In Journalism With A Happy Touch – Silent Reflection, Maira Mayanaz Hashmi (13), Ghaziabad, shares a heartfelt moment after her Social Science exam that reconnects her with the joy of childhood reading. A simple phrase at a magazine stall sparks memories of beloved magazines and inspires her growing passion for journalism, writing, and making a difference in the future.
Anaisha Bhalla, a 12-year-old from Kolkata, shares her thoughtful views on whether children below 15 should have Instagram accounts, highlighting both the benefits and the need for safe, responsible use.
An informative article by Taashvee Shetty, a 14-year-old from Thane, explaining the importance of Republic Day, the making of the Indian Constitution and the leaders who shaped India’s journey to becoming a democratic republic.
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