Written by Nikita Tiwari, a 19-year old student.
The history of photography has many players in it – meaning that there are many people along the chain who contributed to the invention. Although Nicéphore Niépce is popularly credited with the discovery, he was not the first person to think of the idea, or even experiment with it – though he was the first who managed to fix an image that was captured with a camera…
Written by Stuti Kathuria, a grade 9 student and Brand Ambassador at I Kid You Not
The term “fossil fuel” is heard quite often in our everyday lives, but what does it actually mean? Let us find out. Fossil fuels are naturally occurring compounds formed by the remains of deceased plants and animals. They are also known as mineral fuels…
Written by Naina Singh, a grade 6 student.
He was the first Vice President, and the second President of India He was a teacher at Mysore University and because he was widely known for his teaching qualities, this day came to be known as Teacher’s Day…
Divija Vaish, a grade 11 student.
Here’s a remarkable, true story – of a man who made it from being a janitor (sweeper) in a company to its Vice President.
Written by Vaibhavi Gupta, a grade 8 student.
2020 has checked off more “Probably Never going to Happen” boxes than any other year so far. So, it’s no surprise that is was also the first time in almost ten years gold hit a record high of over Rs. 50,000 per 10 grams. But, the question arises – Why are gold prices rising when everything else is lowering?
Written by Amrita Prakash, a grade 7 student.
A massive explosion occurred in Beruit, the capital of Lebanon on Tuesday.
It is said to have killed about 100 people, with 4,000 injured. So great was the impact that the vibrations of the blast were felt in Cyprus, which is about 240 km away from Beruit.
Written by Kamakshi Anand, a grade 11 student.
On July 30, 2020, the Union cabinet approved the New Education Policy 2020 (NEP) which replaced a 34-year-old National Policy on education, framed in 1986.
Written by Arshiya Sangar, a grade 11 student
On July 18, a crowd of 2500-3000 young people gathered at the Democracy Monument in Bangkok, Thailand, raising the three-finger symbol of liberation.
Written by Rehmat Kaur, a grade 9 student
Written by Navya Singh, a grade 7 student.
New Zealand entrepreneurs are working with American producers (of some famous Hollywood characters) to develop mechanical dolphins that look almost exactly like the real ones…