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Nithya AS invites us on a virtual tour to her rubber plantation in Trivandrum, Kerala. Through this detailed photo feature, she walks us through how the rubber is tapped and collected from the trees before being sent for processing. If you’ve never been to a rubber plantation before, here’s your chance…
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Aarush Mohan interviews his piano teacher, Ms Neha Chawla, about her journey in the world of music. Ms Neha is a piano teacher certified by the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music (ABRSM) and Trinity Boards for Piano and Music Theory. We are sharing with our readers a wonderful conversation between the teacher and the pupil with a hope that you too may enjoy some happy tunes as a hobby!
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Every year, the country witnesses harsh summers and water shortages, yet seldom efforts are taken to come up with a concrete solution. 8th Grader Aarush Mohan, in his latest write-up, talks about how Rainwater Harvesting can be a long-term solution that can help our country battle the water woes. As the monsoons are all set to make an entry, this would be an ideal time for us to adopt and implement rainwater harvesting that can rescue us and our planet in several ways.
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9th Grader, Advay Khetan shares a fascinating article on ‘space pollution’. He shares how our outer space is in danger with ‘pollutants’ and ‘debris’ caused by innumerable satellites, and sadly, no one is talking about it. We hope his article will intrigue you and help spread awareness about a kind of pollution that we’re yet to wake up to.
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Can Electric Vehicles (EVs) pave the way to a safer planet? 8th Grader Aarush Mohan is all for Electric Vehicles. He feels this would be an answer to the rising air pollution and rising fuel prices, to name a few. As he explores the various facets of Evs’ entry into the Indian market, he is hopeful that very soon, our country will be on the road to a greener and cleaner planet.
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Going ‘carbon negative’ is no longer a matter of choice; it is a growing necessity. Nithya AS shares how 5 Indian companies have pledged and working towards going carbon negative. She hopes that this will pave the way for other corporates to imbibe to help create a greener and sustainable planet for all of us.
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Have you ever wondered about the current condition of the rivers in India? The very lifeline of our country is in shambles, and it needs our support. Nithya AS explores how the rivers in our country are in grave danger and what we can do to revive them. She urges us to act soon for the very survival of our environment, plant, animal and human life.
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Reclaiming your life doesn’t require massive changes. It can begin with small, simple actions and activities that can lead to a long term, healthier, positive and happier lifestyle. If you’re keen to make that change, here’s what you can do…
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The Bicycle Thieves is an Italian Neorealist classic by renowned film director Vittorio De Sica. A beautifully crafted film told in a microcosm of a struggling man Antonio Ricci looking for a job post-WW II in Italy. Hopefully, this humble attempt of revisiting the film will make you want to witness this masterpiece of a film.
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8th Grader Aarush Mohan is a huge fan of Elon Musk. Despite all the bouquets and brickbats showered on Musk, Aarush admires him for his personality, sense of humour, entrepreneurial skills, ability to thrive across several industries and having the courage to take huge risks – all this apart from being the richest man on Earth. Clearly, Musk has done something right to be admired by many, including 13-year-old Aarush. Read on to know why Aarush looks up to Musk…
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