In this issue

Cricket's New Sensation: Shubman Gill / Learn To Say 'No' / Ayaan Deshpande: The Little Maestro / Teenagers & Psychological Stress / Exploring The World Of Engineers At Google / Quitting Vaping And Reclaiming Your Health / The Delicious Drink Called Milk / Teens Can Cook / Funny English / Global Connectivity: Redifining World Citizen Day / Saamya Patel: Girl Behind The Camera / Savate: The European Martial Art / Short Story: Apple Trees By The Castle / Film Review: 2018 Everyone Is A Hero / Amika George: A Synonym For Youth Activism / Poets & Poetry, Soul Strings, Toon Tales, Mind Games and more!

Shubman Gill

Believe it or not, sometimes a single mosquito can change the fate not only of an individual but that of an entire nation.

3 mins

Ayaan Deshpande THE LITTLE MAESTRO

Ayaan Deshpande is nine years old, and believe it or not, he has performed at a series of concerts in prestigious venues in Vienna. At such a young age, the child prodigy has given concerts before he is even a teenager. A skilled concert pianist and composer, the curly-haired fifth-grade student, who likes watching animal and wildlife documentaries and who celebrates his tenth birthday next month end, has drawn widespread acclaim all over the world since his first public performance in November 2021 alongside the Symphony Orchestra India (SOI).

4 mins

An Insider's Guide To What Google's Engineers Do

Exploring the World of Engineers at Google

3 mins

Global Connectivity: Redefining World Citizen Day

Imagine a world without boundaries, in which people respect the diverse cultures of the world and act as citizens of one united world.

2 mins

Girl behind the Camera Saamya Patel

‘Third Eye’, an exhibition of 31 photographs taken by the young and budding photographer Saamya Patel, was held at the Piramal Art Gallery, Mumbai, over the weekend of 23 and 24 September 2023.

2 mins

Tribal Activists

The police had arrested a Jharkari tribal from Chitki village of Sindewahi Block just for a petty quarrel with his brother. So the tribal villagers pleaded with Paromita Goswami to help them get their kin released.

2 mins

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