Conserving Biodiversity, Celebrating LIFE!

The Destructive War Paths of the Modern-Industrial Age on Natural Common Heritage

THE WONDER GIRLS OF INDIA

WORLD CHAMPION

5 Books every Teenager should Read

“You can find magic wherever you look. Sit back and relax, all you need is a book” — Dr Seuss

Andrea Bocelli

An Unyielding Musical Genius

Break for Plastic

‘Give us plastic waste, drink tea in return’, invites a tea stall near the famous Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajasthan.

FURSAT

A Movie with a Difference

Kathak

Kathak Volume-1 A Theoretical and Practical Guide

Career Talk with DR VIBHA GUPTA

Dr Vibha Gupta, a feature writer, is a Ph.D. in Mathematics from IIT Roorkee. Her book, Careers: A Pathfinder, and articles in various publications are an attempt to guide students in choosing a career according to their natural strengths, talents and skills.

Kaizen: Good Change

The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is the “extra”. It’s what changes the world. Yet many stick around being ordinary because they’re unaware of how much “extra” is needed and how capable they are of offering it.

Axar Patel India's Third Musketeer

In the November 2019 issue of The Teenager Today, many cricket fans would have been surprised at my statistical revelation that Ravindra Jadeja was India’s greatest all-rounder of all time.

A Journey through the Land of Books

My childhood was spent in innumerable escapades, getting lost in caves with Tom Sawyer, solving mysteries with the Five Find-Outers and their dog, and hunting man-eaters with Jim Corbett.

MIMETIC DESIRE-DO YOU REALLY WANT-WHAT YOU WANT?

The French philosopher Rene Girard coined the term ‘Mimetic Desire’. He said, “Man is the creature who does not know what to desire, and turns to others in order to make up his mind. We desire what others desire because we imitate their desires.”

The Man behind Those Magical Sweet Globules

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of homoeopathy? Just some sugar globules. Or, is it some kind of magic? Or, it’s superstition!

Swimming with Orcas

I went to Norway in November 2022 to swim with orcas (meaninglessly called “killer whales”). Orcas are intelligent creatures that have a varied diet of fish, whales, seals and dolphins, but there is no history of them attacking humans in the wild.

'D' FOR DINO JAMES

Rapper, singer-songwriter, composer, music producer, storyteller and YouTube sensation, Dino James is a self-made burgeoning talent. He frequently credits most of his success to his mentor — his mother, with his debut album released in May last year, dedicated to her.

Invest in Our Planet

From the known history of humankind on this planet, what could be observed is that our relationship with Planet Earth had been one of dependence, extraction and exploitation.

The Making of a Sports Genius

There was a time when games like fencing and boxing were considered a male preserve. There was a strong belief that women’s bodies were too frail for boxing.

Prabhat Koli World's Youngest Oceans Seven Swimmer

Prabhat Koli is now the world’s youngest Oceans Seven swimmer in an exclusive club of just 22 members.

How To Ignore The Haters And Love Your Life

Hate is an ugly mannerism.

Indoor Plants For Health And Wellness

Indoor gardening is still enjoying a surge in popularity.

Is It Only A Men's World?

In a country where multiple laws are required for the protection of women, one thing is quite certain; while the general governance of the country may have a view towards the progress of the women of its country, society is still not mature enough to accept them as equals of men.

Exam Stress & Exam Anxiety What You Can Do About It

Exam stress or test anxiety involves a combination of excessively negative feelings, worry and dread about test performance and often interferes with normal learning and lowers exam performance.

Alaa Murabit

An Advocate for Women's Empowerment

He Left the U.S. to Educate Indian Girls

While Indian Americans have the highest average income of all ethnic groups in the U.S., why in India does one in four live in abject poverty?

SUICIDE Awareness & Prevention

Mental health problems exist in our lives, families, workplaces and communities, impacting everyone.

Anuv Jain Pulling at Your Heartstrings

Whether you’re over the moon or in low spirits, there’s an Anuv Jain track to make every day a brighter one.

Peace to the Waters, Peace to Herbs & Trees! (Yajurveda 36:17)

As a child, I hated the rains, though I did brave them.

Our Teenagers bring home Laurels

In 2007, when the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup tournament was to be played, India had hardly any credentials worth the name in the shortest version of the game.

Energy Sufficiency & Sustainability

The last one year saw several nations thought to be leading economies, struggling to match their energy needs and their economic resources.

The Train From Studying To Exam

We all love travelling, don't we? Let's recollect one of all our favourite times of the year - our summer vacation, a month-long holiday, for which we start planning months prior to it.