One minute read. Written by Agastya Sharma, a grade 6 student (junior editor I Kid You Not).
With the world reeling under Covid-19’s pressure, and the recent escalations on the India-China border, most countries aren’t besties with the Dragon…
Written by Vanya Nanda, a grade 8 student.
The Mahabharata is one of the two great epics of India, and Geeta is a part of it. The story is centered around a great war…
Written by Yamini Bharadwaj, grade 9 student.
The solar eclipse this 21st of June 2020 revived innumerable superstitions, myths, and tales of Indian culture, but the interpretation of eclipses are present and varied in all mythologies…
Written by Naman Sonpar grade 7 student.
“2020 is a cursed year”, “Nothing is going the way it has to” – These thoughts and comments are like cavities. Whenever you stop brushing your teeth or you stop taking care of them, the cavities take over, and it is not easy to get over them…
Written by Saina Doval, a grade 5 student.
Have you heard about an NGO ( non-governmental organization ) called Greenpeace?
Written by Shreya Panda, a grade 11 student.
The story of the continent’s most populated slum transforming from a coronavirus hotspot to a potential success story doesn’t just show the fantastic management by the State government officials, but also gives citizens hope for being able to get through this deadly pandemic.
Written by Shreya Panda, a grade 11 student.
Known for originating the phrase “greed is good”, the Frenchman Jacques Coeur- a mega tycoon- overreached and ended up in prison, forfeiting his vast wealth….
Written by Kamakshi Anand, a grade 11 student.
“To those accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.” …
Written by Inaaya Kaul, a grade 11 student.
It is saddening to say that even in the 21st-century, the core of society is discrimination…
Written by Saanchi Biyani, a grade 4 student.
Have you ever heard of Maggie Hot & Sweet Tomato Chilly Sauce? Well, ‘It’s different’, and so has been the summer of 2020….