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In this issue

Celebrate Teachers' Day and read what's happening around the world with the latest issue of RobinAge!

This Fortnight in RobinAge: What's Inside!

>> Travel to the Andaman & Nicobar Islands and the Maldives
>> Learn about the Indian Railways
>> Take a fun quiz to figure out what makes you the person you are
>> 12 pages of activities

LEARNING: A NEVER-ENDING PROCESS

To mark Teacher's Day, which is celebrated on September 5, AMRITA GANERIWALLA, a class 12 student at Bombay International School, Mumbai, tells RobinAgers about her venture, Tales 'N' Treats, and the importance of holistic learning.

LEARNING: A NEVER-ENDING PROCESS

4 mins

Lunar Pits with Comfortable Temperatures Detected

SPACE SCIENCE

Lunar Pits with Comfortable Temperatures Detected

1 min

Monarch Butterfly Species Endangered

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) placed the monarch butterfly in the endangered category on its Red List of Threatened Species in July.

Monarch Butterfly Species Endangered

1 min

India Enhances Climate Goals

On August 3, India enhanced its climate goals for 2030 by incorporating two promises made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Glasgow Conference in the UK last year.

India Enhances Climate Goals

1 min

Swallowed by a Fish

You may have heard stories about great fish that swallowed gods, men and women and threw them out alive without causing them any harm. It is believed that the Rainbow Fish ate the Buddha. When the fish was caught and killed by fishermen, the Buddha was freed. They say the fish provided food for the entire nation for a whole year! Various other mythologies have similar stories.

Swallowed by a Fish

2 mins

KNOW YOUR RAILWAYS: INDIA'S LIFELINE

B GUGANESAN is the chief public relations officer of Southern Railway. Southern Railway came into existence on April 14, 1951, after the merger of three state railways namely the Madras and Southern Mahratta Railway, the South Indian Railway and the Mysore State Railway. Shyamala lyer interviewed Guganesan to know more about the lifeline of our country.

KNOW YOUR RAILWAYS: INDIA'S LIFELINE

3 mins

The Slimy Trail of Snails

Garden snails-we see them all the time in our gardens and backyards and inside flowerpots. They are light grey in colour with moist skin. They have a coin-sized hard shell that is usually in different shades of brown with darker stripes. Their body is fragile and is protected by the shell and a fluid inside it. Garden snails have a long lifespan. DAANYA PUROHIT tells you more.

The Slimy Trail of Snails

3 mins

Hydrogen Energy

Hydrogen is the simplest and most abundant element in the universe. Stars such as the sun primarily consist of hydrogen-the sun is essentially a giant ball of hydrogen and helium gas. Today, hydrogen is emerging as an important source of energy, and a replacement for fossil fuels, to meet the world's ever-growing demand for energy.

Hydrogen Energy

2 mins

PEARLS OF WISDOM FROM ELSA

Our greatest weakness can be our greatest strength, but only if we can let go! Elsa, from the movie 'Frozen', shouts this out loud. As a child, Elsa could control her powers, but after an incident in which she harms her sister Anna, she loses confidence in her own ability and it takes her a very long time to find control again. During this time, she learns that the only way to control things when they go out of control is to let go. The cosmos takes care of everything. Here are a few more lessons we can learn from Elsa's story.

PEARLS OF WISDOM FROM ELSA

2 mins

THE PANTHER'S CALL

It was the last week of August. For the last four days, the rain had refused to take a break and almost every ground-dwelling animal was scrambling to find a dry place to hide.

THE PANTHER'S CALL

6 mins

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RobinAge Magazine Description:

PublisherDeep Prakash

CategoryChildren

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyFortnightly

RobinAge Magazine is a weekly children's news magazine published by Deep Prakash. It is one of the most popular children's magazines in the country. The magazine is known for its interactive, informative, positive, and engaging content. It covers a wide range of topics related to children's interests, including:

* Current events: RobinAge Magazine covers current events from India and around the world in a way that is accessible and engaging for children.
* Science and technology: RobinAge Magazine also covers science and technology, with articles on new discoveries, inventions, and innovations.
* History and culture: RobinAge Magazine also covers history and culture, with articles on different countries and civilizations, as well as festivals and traditions.
* Sports and games: RobinAge Magazine also covers sports and games, with articles on different sports and athletes, as well as tips on how to play and train.
* Arts and entertainment: RobinAge Magazine also covers arts and entertainment, with articles on movies, music, books, and other forms of media.

RobinAge Magazine is a valuable resource for children of all ages. It helps them to learn about the world around them, to develop their critical thinking skills, and to explore their interests. It is also a great way for children to stay informed about current events and to learn about different cultures.

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