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A hostel is a place where students from all over the country and the world come together to study. During the hostel days, we build strong friendships for a lifetime and are ready for the world. We are more accepting and respectful of people from all walks of life. If you’ve ever been to a hostel, this memoir by Sonal Srivastava will only make you nostalgic and pine for those irreplaceable hostel days.
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What happens when you get cursed by the Mischief Fairy? Dhairya Mittal narrates this funny little story of his encounter with a fairy and how his life moves in ‘backward’ motion. Find out what happens next and how he’s freed of this strange curse!
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Meet Kavita Srivastava, our first student to have successfully completed the 6 Month Effective Writing Skills Course. We’re overwhelmed with her feedback on how our writing course and mentorship has helped her personally and professionally.
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6th Grade Students of The Green Acres Academy, Chembur, Mumbai, present to you ‘SOS: Fish in Troubled Waters’ a heartfelt detailed report on marine poaching as a part of their school project, led by Aimee Mohan. Their project sheds light on the adverse effects of marine poaching and how it affects human life. Their call for Save our Seas (SOS) tell us what we can do to minimise the damage.
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Sonal Srivastava, a cinephile, recounts her love for watching films in the theatre ever since she can remember. But alas, with the onset of the pandemic, she had to bid a tearful goodbye to the cinema halls. Even though she watches her favourite films on the OTT platforms, nothing seems to fill up the experiences of watching a film on a large screen in a theatre. Read this wonderful heartfelt account of a film buff pining for a holistic film viewing experience.
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As 11th Grader Ananya Sampath tries to unravel why Bangalore is going through an environmental crisis, water shortage and rising temperatures, she realises that saving the lakes in her city would be the first step in restoring the ecological balance. Read on to find out more…
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Ananya Sampath decodes the traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony and shares how this unique ritual has a deeper meaning about life. This tea ceremony is a symbol of minimalism, peace, tranquillity and respect for self, others and nature.
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Little did Sonal Srivastava realise that an ordinary day would turn out to be so lucky. An outing with the family proved to be a blessing – quite literally! After years of pining to visit the much famed Ganga Aarti in Varanasi, Sonal got a chance to experience divinity for the first time, and here’s what she has to say…
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Vinisha Sidhwani sheds light on the evolution of makeup and beauty products and how it significantly impacts women to constantly look their best. While she decodes the feeling of inadequacy if we aren’t looking our best, she urges us to be conscious consumers. In our quest for looking flawless, glowing and beautiful, let us not forget to be conscious towards our environment and pick up products that are good for our planet as well.
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Can some love stories be eternal? Can two people keep reuniting against all odds across different eras? Sanaya Parkar takes us on a magical love story where Enzo and Sophie are torn by destiny only to be reunited every time. Even though the stars keep them away, their love for one another always brings them back together, irrespective of the number of reincarnations he has to take to meet his immortal sweetheart.
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