Little poet Rudra Barani beautifully captures the excitement of Diwali — its lights, colours, sweets and celebrations. She also shares her fear of the loud crackers, yet ends on a heartwarming note, expressing how she eagerly looks forward to the festival every year.
Marie Serena McConnell highlights Madurai’s waste crisis, arguing that cleanliness cannot be achieved through government action alone unless citizens translate classroom lessons into everyday responsibility.
Little Rudra Barani celebrates her school, teachers, friendships and joyful learning through reading, singing, dancing and discovering new skills every day.
Marie Serena McConnell highlights Madurai’s waste crisis, arguing that cleanliness cannot be achieved through government action alone unless citizens translate classroom lessons into everyday responsibility.
In Ballena Halli, generations have given up fireworks to protect thousands of bats, turning a village tradition into an unusual celebration of coexistence.
Srilakshmi N, explores Karwa Chauth through astronomy, explaining lunar phases, delayed moonrise and atmospheric scattering that makes the rising Moon appear reddish.
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