In recent years, the online world has changed a lot because of social media. You’ve probably heard about Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat – they’re all part of this new way of talking and connecting with each other. While these platforms have brought many cool things, they also have some not-so-great effects on how we […]
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In the vibrant state of Maharashtra, a farmer named Sachin Gore tended to his 3.5-acre farmland, growing sugarcane and turmeric with care. However, Sachin faced a challenge that many farmers like him encountered – he had to rely on middlemen to sell his produce. These middlemen would take a big share of his earnings as […]
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Dr. Tathagato Rai Dastidar grew up in a place where science was really important. His parents were teachers at a special place called the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science. This place is really old and does lots of research. Science was like his favorite game since he was a little kid. When Dr. […]
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Hey there, curious young minds! Have you ever heard of something amazing that might change the way our machines work? Well, guess what? Scientists from Sandia National Laboratories and Texas A&M University have discovered something truly mind-blowing! Imagine pieces of metal that can break apart and then magically come back together all on their own […]
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Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there were caves called the Ajanta Caves. These caves were special because they were carved into the side of a big, rocky hill. People from all around would travel to see these unique caves. Long ago, many, many years ago, skilled artists worked hard to create something […]
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By Prasanna Mishra I needed a gardener after the one who took care of our plants and lawn died suddenly. Despite what we have been made to hear about skill development in Odisha, many like me are sad that professionalism in our state has remained in a state of infancy. For instance, I hire a […]
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By : Sagarika Das Pingali Venkayya was an important person in India’s history. He was born in a place called Bhatlapenumarru in Andhra Pradesh on either August 2, 1876, or 1878. He did many different things in his life. When he was 19 years old, he joined the British Indian Army and went to South […]
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By Prasanna Mishra Public policy analyst. Former Secretary to Govt of India My barber is a wholesome personality. He wears a smile; speaks profound truth in simple words and leaves me wiser after each visit. I learn many lessons from him while he trims my hair. I would plead with him to cut the hair very […]
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By Harihar Tripathy The sky is a brilliant blue today, and the moon’s rays send shivers through the body. A unique fragrance fills the air, creating moments that some believe could be eternal for the country. Yet, perhaps this freedom isn’t felt as deeply as it should be. Independence Day celebrations have become official events […]
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By Harihar Tripathy Sawan, also known as Shravana, had a special scent. Back then, our village didn’t have electricity, and the clay road was pretty rough. After school, walking home along the muddy path, I’d see the ridge gourd flowers chuckling at the little ranja my mother made in front of our house. Clocks were […]
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