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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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Aarush Mohan, a football fan and an ace footballer, talks about his love for the sport and how it catalysts social change in India. In a cricket crazy country like India, Aarush is hopeful that football will also get the due it deserves.
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New Year is always a bag of mixed feelings, isn’t it? It’s got bittersweet memories but reminds us to hope for a better future. Sheema Shireen opens her treasure chest of childhood memories as she takes us down the memory lane, just before the New Year and what it meant to her.
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How important is it for us to set a healthy standard of beauty for our girls? 11th Grader Anaya Mohanty explores the colourist mindset and its change for the better in India. Even brands such as ‘Fair & Lovely’ have renamed themselves to ‘Glow & Lovely’ that encourage a healthy and positive mindset to promote acceptance of beauty in all skin tones.
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Every year we talk about the ill-effects of air pollution. It’s widely written about in the newspapers, social media and talked about with grim pictures on television news channels. Sheema Shireen shares examples of how Goa and Kerala are setting an example towards cleaning up the air and how entrepreneurs such as Angad Daryani, the Founder of Praan, are doing their bit to help ‘clean up the act’ of the years of air pollution caused by us. Read on and hopefully, it will inspire us to help support the cause of reducing air pollution plaguing us.
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Why is it we judge people based on their skin colour? Is it fair for us to arrive at conclusions just because someone is fairer or darker than the other? Sheema Shireen gently uncovers India’s deeply ingrained colourist mindset plaguing our country for generations. She is hopeful that future generations will be kinder and more accepting of people from all colours and races living in harmony in a more equitable society for all.
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Join 8th Grader Advay Khetan as he tries to unravel the mysteries of the deep sea creature, the prehistoric shark called the Megalodon. Learn about some of the fascinating features of this prehistoric beast while it ruled the depths of the oceans millions of years ago. If you’re wondering whether the Megalodon is still alive; well, read on to find out more.
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