Written by Priya Kujur, a grade 11 student
Arati Saha was the first Indian-Asian woman to swim across the English Channel. She set this record on the 29th of September 1959, swimming 42 miles from Cape Greece Nez, France to Sandgate, England.
Written by Agastya Sharma, a grade 6 student (junior editor I Kid You Not).
The cricket community suffered a hard blow on the 24th of September. Dean Jones, a renowned cricketer and commentator, passed away due to a heart attack on Thursday…
Written by Priyanshi, grade 11 student
Yoshihide Suga, is the newly elected Prime Minister of Japan. He replaced Mr. Shinzo Abe as Mr. Abe decided to step down from his post owing to ill health on the 28th of August, 2020. Mr.Suga aims at continuing and achieving the goals and works of Mr.Abe…
Written by Mantsha, a grade 9 student
On the 3rd of September, six young people from Portugal, a country in Europe, filed the first-ever climate change case against 33 countries, at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg, France,,,
Written by Priya Kujur, a grade 11 student.
A yellow rare turtle has been spotted in Eastern India on 19 July 2020…
Written by Ria Singh, a grade 6 student.
Protests have been going on in Belarus (a country in Eastern Europe) for a while now. The main issue is that people are angry about the election results, which they say have been rigged (cheated) by Alexander Lukashenko (a dictator who led the country for 26 years). He supposedly won 80% of the votes.
Created by Neetu, a grade 12 student
Our earth is getting affected by the use of plastics. We should not use plastics as plastics are not good for our environment. We should try to find alternatives of plastics like we can ask for paper packaging while purchasing anything…
Written by Amrita Prakash, a grade 7 student.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, an American Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, has passed away. She was 87…
Written by Divija Vaish, a grade 11 student.
In the last two weeks in Hong Kong, almost 500 people have been arrested. The reason? They were using “illegal” slogans to protest against the decision taken to postpone the key elections that should have been held on Sunday…
Written by Samya Singh, a grade 9 student.
Two soldiers from Myanmar (what was once Burma) have been taken to The Hague after they admitted to killing people from the Rohingya minority in 2017. The soldiers said that they killing dozens of villagers.