Written by Stuti Kathuria, a grade 9 student and Brand Ambassador at
I Kid You Not (this piece got the second prize in the Independence Day Writing Contest)
The history of India’s scuffle towards freedom would be unfinished without telling the story of the countless women who made it possible…
Composed by Aahana Garg, a grade 9 student – winner of the Independence Day Poetry Contest
Written by Prakriti Panwar, a grade 11 student.
The EIA (Environment Impact Assessment), as the name suggests is a process which ‘studies the environmental impact of a proposed project’. The EIA procedure mainly studies the effect of big industrial projects on the social, cultural, and environmental aspects and thereafter, suggests environment and community-friendly alternatives/solutions in the early stages of the project itself…
Written by Anaisa Arora , a grade 8 student.
Every rose has its thorns. The same could be said for the impact of the coronavirus on life. To describe the impact of coronavirus, would be trying to fit the
Written by Pranavi Khaitan , a grade 12 student and senior editor at I Kid You Not.
For centuries, cities and people have shared a relationship of interdependence where the people build and shape the city and in turn the city shapes the people…
Written by Rehmat Kaur, a grade 9 student.
Sachin Pilot is an Indian politician affiliated with the Indian National Congress. He served as the Deputy Chief Minister of Rajasthan and President of the Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee…
Written by Vedika Pathania
Twitter accounts, including those of Elon Musk, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Kanye West, Jeff Bezos, and countless other prominent figures, were hacked. (Twitter is a social media platform).
Written by Shreya Panda, a grade 11 student.
Cirque du Soleil’s first ever production was titled “We Reinvent Circus”. Significantly said, Cirque soon took the world by storm with its unconventional strategies challenging the entire circus industry…
Written by Naina Singh, a grade 6 student.
Two top universities in the US, Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are suing the American government.
Written by Rohina Mahadik, a grade 10 student.
The way we, as humans, collectively view the world continuously changes with time. Understanding how the world works can be a very complex issue and is a topic that has been discussed and debated over by philosophers, thinkers, and politicians since times immemorial…