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Screenshot 1. EXAMS NEED AN EXAM! India is asking students how its big tests can become fairer, safer and less stressful. A government committee headed by Nandan Nilekani is seeking suggestions from students, parents, teachers and experts on improving public examinations. It will explore ways to make exams more secure, transparent and accessible, while considering …

India’s Private Rocket Vikram-1 Makes Space History Imagine building a rocket that can carry satellites into space! Indian company Skyroot Aerospace has taken a major step in India’s growing private space industry with its Vikram-1 rocket. The rocket represents an important milestone for private space technology in India and shows how Indian companies are becoming …

  From sneaky viruses to singing whales - science is uncovering amazing secrets hidden across our planet!   Rats, Dust & A Dangerous Virus Hantavirus Explained Hantavirus is a real illness mainly by rats and mice. People can become sick if they breathe in dust mixed with infected rodent droppings, urine, spread or saliva. Cases have …

LAJWANTI D'SOUZA   The other day, I walked into a supermarket and spotted a neat pile of jusUNMUTE. Naturally, I swelled with pride for three full seconds before turning into a one-person sales team. "Do you read this?" I asked a boy eyeing the chips. "Yes," he nodded. "But it needs more content for Class …

Chestnut, our beloved mascot, was never just a stray dog. He was the quiet heartbeat behind jusUNMUTE   — a gentle soul with tired eyes, endless warmth, and a magical way of turning chaos into calm.   Still missing and deeply missed, Chestnut was also known as Lucky, Oppo, and sometimes Pinkoo. If you spot …

jusUNMUTE usually brings cheerful, inspiring stories for our young readers. But knowledge about conflicts, protests and global events can help them grow into thoughtful and aware citizens.     Middle East Tensions: US, Israel and Iran Exchange Attacks In early 2026, tensions rose in the Middle East after the United States and Israel carried out …

By April, Indian mothers enter pre-summer boot camp. Patience levels are upgraded, snack inventories doubled, and the phrase “go play outside” rehearsed daily. They master ninja-level multitasking — referee, chef, entertainer, and peace negotiator — all while pretending summer holidays are “fun” and not a full-time endurance sport.

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