The streets of Bandra West, Mumbai, came alive with youthful voices as students of St. Joseph’s Convent International School stepped out of their classrooms and onto the streets with a mission — to spread peace and make the planet greener. Carrying messages of hope and environmental responsibility, the enthusiastic children marched through the neighbourhood, raising …
( Holy Spirit Institute organised a unique “Go Green” wild vegetable cooking competition on 29th August 2026, bringing together students, parents, and distinguished guests to celebrate local biodiversity and traditional culinary knowledge.The programme was based on the three UN Sustainable Goals of Development ie SDG 2 Zero Hunger, SDG 12 Responsinle Consumption and Production and …
NEET protests in India grew into a powerful youth movement as students demanded fairness, transparency and reforms—and proved their voices could no longer be ignored.
A young Goa innovator is heading to Japan with the Magno-Magical Gloves, a clever invention designed to make metal waste segregation safer and easier.
Bullying is not harmless teasing. This article examines why children bully, how victims are affected and how teachers, parents and counsellors can work together to create safer schools.
Delhi schools have been directed to stop students and staff from filming entertainment reels during school hours, sparking debate over distraction, privacy, and digital creativity.
social media and loneliness, smartphones and friendship, digital friendships, children and screen time, real-life friendships, technology and relationships We have more followers, contacts and group chats than ever—but fewer real conversations. This witty Little Quill column explores how smartphones and social media are changing friendship, especially for children.
( BY TARA RASTOGI Y ou spent years being told that board exams were everything. You studied, you stressed, and you survived. Then the results came, and somehow, things became even more stressful. The summer between 10th and 11th is in a strange limbo. You're too old for a carefree holiday, yet too unsure of …
( They gave up a year, hidden behind books, only for a system to lose their work “The whole year of studying took so much out of me. And the pressure became unbearable, because, well, it determined our future.” says Maya Jalan, 17. Then came February 2026 ,and all that labour was put to the …
