The Teenager Today - September 2020

Some 'Udderly' Fun Facts About Milk

Did you know that World Milk Day is celebrated on June 1 every year? It's only fair that one of the most frequently talked about and even controversial drink deserves its own day. Let's milk some facts about doodh for all it is worth

Overcoming The Negative Effects Of Social Media

Actor Aamir Khan quit social media about two years ago. He had then said that he hardly posted any updates. The news coincided with his announcement to take a break from work. For a generation whose definition of a quick break is social media, can we even think of following suit?

Internet: Bard - Google's New AI Chatbot

Google is opening up access to its “experimental conversational AI service” called Bard.

SCRATCHES, BRUISES AND AN OLD MOTORBIKE!

What I had in my youth was a burning passion for bikes, and what mechanics latched onto those days were people like me who knew nothing about these mean machines, except being dazzled by the external spit and polish. And so, one day there I was saddled with an old Jawa that couldn’t run, and which I walked alongside and pushed home.

U.A.E. spacecraft takes first-ever images of Mars' moon Deimos

The U.A.E.’s Martian orbiter has released the clearest image obtained by humans of Mars’ moon Deimos.

Rare bird not seen for 24 years rediscovered in Madagascar

The Dusky Tetraka, a small, olive-coloured and yellow-throated bird that hops around on the ground and has eluded ornithologists for 24 years, has been rediscovered in the tropical forests of northeastern Madagascar.

App Appeal: Artifact

Get better control of the news you read with Artifact, an app from Instagram’s co-founders. The name is a combination of articles, facts and artificial intelligence.

Gadget: These Bluetooth speakers are made from waste plastic

Design studio Gomi has come up with a series of portable Bluetooth speakers called Collection One.

Suzume

Japanese anime has created ripples across the globe as a distinct genre that stands apart and Suzume’s success underlines this fact. A combination of adventure and heroism, this unique 2D animation film deals with a teenager’s quest to save the country from evil forces and is peppered with twists and turns that seem to reflect the angst of adolescence.

Why Do I Feel So Sad?

Your pathway to healing depression