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As the year 2020 comes to an end, Mumbai based 7th Grader, Kavya Mehta ponders about life. She shares her concerns on how our seas and oceans are in grave danger and what each one of us can do our bit. She urges us to not take our oceans for granted, as they are extremely vital for our survival.
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When Neuro-Linguistic Trainer and Behavioural Psychologist, Nafisa Master went camping with her grandson Aliasgar Master to Koyna over a weekend, little did they know, that apart from a grandmother-grandson bonding session, they would come back with some life’s lessons. Truly, as Nafisa puts it, ‘Not all classrooms have walls and here’s what I learned from Koyna’. She reminds us, just like how Koyna emerged strong in spite of a catastrophe, we too can come out strong from life challenges.
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Dr Praba N narrates a couple of real-life incidents where auto-rickshaw drivers left an indelible mark in her mind. These life-altering incidents in her life will make all of us believe that there’s good in each one of us, and how the humble auto-rickshaw driver has carved a special niche in her heart. And yes, when we’re in trouble, help can arrive even in a small auto rickshaw with a large-hearted driver.
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Amrita Paul, a Senior Programme Officer lists her favourite spy films of all times. While not giving away the actual plot, she briefly shares the gripping theme of these brilliantly crafted spy films that are based on some real life historic incidents that shaped the world. What are you waiting for? Set a date with these spy films and dive right in to some real life inspired action.
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7th Grade Kavya Mehta is a huge fan of figure skating. She shares a beautiful account of this elegant sport that is known for its athletic and graceful ballet style. She talks about figure skating having a global presence especially in the Winter Olympics and how in spite all odds, Nishchay Luthra, India’s very own figure skating champion has made a mark and made us proud!
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Dr Praba N, as a mother, and a professor, shares a practical guide on how we parents have the responsibility to gift responsible future citizens to our nation. From respecting boundaries and nurturing creative talent, she sheds light on various parent-child relationships for a better tomorrow – both for the families and for the country.
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13-year-old Kavya Mehta tries to overcome her fear of butterflies, by reading up and researching about them, only to realise how vital these beautiful winged creatures are for the survival of the human race. She now has a newfound respect for butterflies and urges us to do our bit to save them.
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Zahaan Sabuwala shares a personal review of the very stylish and efficient Amazon Echo. Powered by AI, the Amazon Echo could be just the thing you need if you need a personal assistant at home to help you keep upto date with your work and personal planning.
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With the pandemic changing our outlook towards life, Dr Praba N wonders whether farming and agriculture should be introduced as a part of our school and college curriculum. In a tech driven world, where children are being taught coding, will it help generations to survive without the basic necessity of human life i.e. food? Dr Praba lists out nine reasons why farming should be taught to our children so that it makes them more socially conscious human beings, which can also help in making our country self-reliant.
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When the Super Cyclone Amphan hit Bengal and Odisha early this year, it left an ever lasting impact on our minds. The cyclone reminded us that no matter how advance we may get, nothing can prepare us for nature’s fury and it will humble us when we get too proud. As Amrita Paul recounts her experience of surviving through that stormy night, she ponders about how precious each and every life form is and the need for us to learn better Disaster Management techniques.
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