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Xth Grader Parashie Sidhwani takes us on a trip around the globe to see some of the most sustainable countries and lessons we can learn to make our country stronger and environmentally more sustainable for us and our future generations.
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As we celebrated World Tiger Day, 7th Grader Dhairya Mittal talks about what tiger conservation means to him. It is not just a one-day event where we talk about the big striped cat. Dhairya sheds light on why tigers are vital for our ecosystem and how children can do their bit toward tiger conservation.
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Doing our bit for the environment is not someone else’s job, nor is it a mammoth task. 11th Grader Ananya Sampath shows us how a simple act of becoming a Conscious Shopper by each one of us can have a substantial positive impact on our environment.
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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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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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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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Ever since IT professional Sruthi R had to work from home, she got some indoor plants to liven up her workspace. She shares how working from home need not be dull anymore. We can liven up our homes and feel happier and healthier by bringing in these indoor plants.
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To bee or not bee, that is no longer a question, but the need of the hour. 11-year-old Niharika Bisht, researches on bees after being inspired by the animation film The Bee Movie. She learns how these little yellow and black-winged creatures are so crucial to the ecosystem and for the survival of the human race.
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The pandemic made us realise how everything around us is so fragile. Krishnam Mehra shows us how simple change in our habits can bring about a positive change in restoring our planet’s well being. After all, we’re dependent on the planet and not the other way round.
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It is when we think we’re invincible, that is when mother nature strikes us with one of her biggest blows, the dreaded tsunami. Parashie Sidhwani, a 9-grade student shares with us her thoughts on the wrath of tsunamis, its causes effects and how to stay prepared.
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