Exams: Are they to be feared or not?
Laya pens down her thoughts on exam stress and her experiences with it
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Vaidehi Pant
Nov 11, 20234 min read
Pandal Hopping from the Eyes of a Teen in India
An opinion article on a student journalist's first experience of Pandal Hopping!
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Sindhupriya Gaddam
Nov 2, 20236 min read
The Magic, the Moments, and the Meaning of Shah Rukh Khan in My Feed
Social media is important to different people for various reasons. For me, these platforms help connect me to Shahrukh Khan, "The Badshah".
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Student Journalist
Aug 25, 20233 min read
The Healing Power of Art: Nurturing Mental Health
This opinion piece shines light on
the deep impact of art on mental health and the need for a broader social understanding of its importance
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Student Journalist
Aug 25, 20233 min read
Celebrity Choices and our Shared Future
In a world captivated by the charisma of celebrities, where their every move is magnified and revered, a dissonance emerges.
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Student Journalist
Aug 25, 20233 min read
Embracing the Symphony of Education: A call for Harmonious Learning
Let's compose a future where learning embraces each note of uniqueness and creates a harmonious masterpiece of lifelong curiosity.
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Student Journalist
Aug 24, 20233 min read
Can Extracurriculars Actually Lead to Better Grades?
Ever wondered about the correlation between extracurriculars and exam grades? How? Read on to find out.
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Student Journalist
Aug 24, 20232 min read
Music is Artistic Expression. It can't be used to Unlawfully Expend Justice
This article talks about an uproar of cases where musical expression is used as basis for legal prosecution.
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Student Journalist
Aug 24, 20233 min read
It's High Time That Schools Started at the Right Time
Read this article to find out why late school start times will actually benefit high school students.
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Project Educating the Educators
Jun 25, 20233 min read
Unveiling the Balance: Biases in Indian History Textbooks
A balanced and unbiased approach is crucial for fostering critical thinking and cultural inclusivity in history education.
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Project Educating the Educators
Jun 25, 20233 min read
Embracing the Forgotten Threads: Reimagining India's Historical Narrative
India's historical syllabus, trapped in a repetitive time warp, fails to capture the rich tapestry of its diverse past. A revamp is overdue.
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Project Educating the Educators
Jun 25, 20233 min read
How History Loves to Make Indians Feel "Inferior" and Glorify the British
An opinion article on the need to break free from the shackles of a biased history that glorifies British rule and rewrite history books.
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Project Educating the Educators
Jun 18, 20233 min read
Unmasking Shakespeare's Untold Stories
As we explore the hidden layers of Shakespeare's plays, it becomes clear that vital narratives of queerness and sexual assault have been...
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Project Educating the Educators
Jun 18, 20233 min read
Textbooks VS Reality: Misinformation About Sex Education in Indian Textbooks
From guilt-ridden discoveries to textbook misinformation, India's education system is failing our youth. It's time to ignite change,...
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Project Educating the Educators
Jun 11, 20233 min read
The Assumption That ‘They’ Are ‘Him’ and How Language Pulls Us Down
An opinion article from a queer teenager on how gendered language in textbooks impacts women and non-binary communities
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Project Educating the Educators
Jun 11, 20233 min read
Textbook Shackles and Body Hair Liberation
An opinion article written by a 10th grader on the need to challenge gender biases in textbooks, and celebrate the beauty found within.
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Project Educating the Educators
Jun 11, 20233 min read
Blue(s) for Girls And How the Education System Perpetuates Gender Stereotypes and Stifles Acceptance
An opinion article written by the founder of ProjectETE, highlighting how textbooks perpetuate gender biases and impact gender acceptance.
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