Written by Sairaya Chopra, a grade 12 student
According to The New York Times, “A vaccination pass or passport is documented proof of vaccination against Covid-19. Some versions will also allow people to show that they have tested negative for the virus…
Written by Vaania Bhagat, a grade 9 student.
The term ‘New Normal’ was coined nearly two centuries ago when the first pandemic in world history struck South Asia and the Middle East, leading to unalterable changes in behaviour and healthcare…
Written by Jyotsna Iyer, a second-year undergraduate student.
The idea that men need to be tough and the display of emotions is weak is what toxic masculinity is all about – and it’s leading to many mental health issues in young boys, who face cultural pressure to behave in a certain “masculine”way…
Written by Jyotsna Iyer, a second-year undergraduate student.
Trigger Warning: mentions of threats, sexual harassment, sexual assault and rape. NOT for kids under 15…
Written by Nandini Berry, a grade 11 student.
In today’s modern world the extensive access to technology comes with the curse of addiction. Technology and social media have largely dominated the world across all age groups…
Written by Sairaya Chopra, a grade 12 student.
People want to live where they have clean air, fresh water, and the fewest risks – so why do we still live in megacities and geographically hazardous areas?
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
There is no such thing as having a perfect body. The media we consume, the airbrushed models are just fooling us. Like Bruno Mars said, “You’re amazing, just the way you are.”…
This is an opinion piece and is meant for kids older than 15 years of age.
Written by Samaira Aima, a grade 11 student.
Written by Sumedha Manhas, a grade 10 student.
To begin with, I would like to quote a dictum that -” a finite world can support only a finite population, therefore it makes clear that population will have to be managed”…
Written by Krishna Saproo, a grade 12 student.
Mental health is essential at all stages of life, from childhood to adolescence to adulthood. If you have mental health problems, your thinking, mood, and behaviour may be affected throughout your life…