Food scarcity is a growing global crisis driven by climate change, deforestation, conflict, population pressure and food waste. This article by Y. Yakshitha Sharma, an 11-year-old from Hyderabad explores the key causes of hunger and practical solutions to ensure food security and better nutrition for future generations.
Aadya, a 10-year-old from Patna, writes beautiful poems under the theme “The Poetry of Nature’s Elements: Earth and Water.” Read her heartfelt poems and immerse yourself in the wonders of nature through her words.
Akshit, a 15-year-old from Varanasi, captures the beauty and struggle of photographing the moon in his heartfelt poem. . Blending passion with patience, he reflects on the rare joy of finding the perfect shot.
Shivanshi Mishra, an 8-year-old from New Delhi, found her best friend in a jasmine plant named Lahar. Curious why? Read her beautiful poem 'My Friend Lahar'.
Divisha Mehta, 8, from Kolkata, paints a joyful picture of a rainy morning with clouds, fun, and chocolate buns in this sweet poem.
Pranav Raj, a 15-year-old from Mohania pens a heartfelt poem 'The world wants you' pleading for the return of trees and the greenery we've lost.
Food scarcity is a growing global crisis driven by climate change, deforestation, conflict, population pressure and food waste. This article by Y. Yakshitha Sharma, an 11-year-old from Hyderabad explores the key causes of hunger and practical solutions to ensure food security and better nutrition for future generations.
Aadya, a 10-year-old from Patna, writes beautiful poems under the theme “The Poetry of Nature’s Elements: Earth and Water.” Read her heartfelt poems and immerse yourself in the wonders of nature through her words.
Akshit, a 15-year-old from Varanasi, captures the beauty and struggle of photographing the moon in his heartfelt poem. . Blending passion with patience, he reflects on the rare joy of finding the perfect shot.
Shivanshi Mishra, an 8-year-old from New Delhi, found her best friend in a jasmine plant named Lahar. Curious why? Read her beautiful poem 'My Friend Lahar'.
Divisha Mehta, 8, from Kolkata, paints a joyful picture of a rainy morning with clouds, fun, and chocolate buns in this sweet poem.
Pranav Raj, a 15-year-old from Mohania pens a heartfelt poem 'The world wants you' pleading for the return of trees and the greenery we've lost.
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