Written by Ananya Chakraborti , a grade 9 student.
The death of Maki Kaji in August 2021 has left Sudoku fans all over the world deeply saddened. What is the connection of this puzzle enthusiast to Sudoku? Read on…
Written by Agastya Sharma, a grade 8 student (junior editor at I Kid You Not).
Amrita Pritam will forever be remembered as one of the greatest poets to ever live in the hearts of many Indians. Her 102nd Birthday was celebrated recently…
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
Emmy Noether was a mathematical powerhouse, and she was well aware of it. One can go as far as to say that she was perhaps meant for, and predisposed to, a mathematical genius…
Written by team I Kid You Not, with contributions from by Ananya Chakraborti, a grade 9 student.
As the first black president of South Africa, Mandela helped his country become a multiracial democratic Rainbow Nation, “ at peace with itself and with the world.”
Written by Saanchi Biyani, a grade 5 student.
If Sachin Tendulkar is the God of Cricket, then, let me introduce, Mithali Dorai Raj, the Goddess of Cricket in India…
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
Jane Goodall is a famous scientist, environmentalist, and humanitarian whose revolutionary findings altered our knowledge of human nature. Even though a lot of us don’t know who she is, we need to…
Written by Aarav Singh, a grade 5 student.
Many remember Roberto Baggio for missing the crucial penalty shot that cost Italy the FIFA World title in 1994…
Written by Madhav Bahl, a grade 9 student.
Fr. Stan Swamy was a Catholic priest and also an ordinary Indian who believed in helping the needy and working for the rights of the tribals and indigenous peoples. Later, he also championed the plight of undertrials in India who remain imprisoned without trial for years.
Written by Naina Mahajan, a grade 6 student.
For the past few days, thousands of Palestinians have been swarming the streets, protesting against the president, Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian Authority…
Written by DivijaVaish, a grade 12 student.
The highlight of Milkha’s career, what he is most prominently known for, is his fourth place finish at the 1960 Rome Olympics, where his time of 45.73 seconds was the Indian national record for almost four decades…