This Karnataka group has taken experiential Science to kids from over 200 govt schools. This is their story
This group has worked with over 2000 government schools in Karnataka to get their children and teachers to fall in love with Science. We try to understand why they're hard to beat
This govt teacher in rural Karnataka set up a garden in school that her students have been watering during the pandemic
Shashikala G R, an assistant teacher at a government school speaks about the importance of developing a farm at her school and helping students develop a value system
This Bengaluru student is the best Rubik's cube solver in the country. Check out his moves
Rehaan Rasheed tells us about the number of hours he practiced with the Rubik's Cube to qualify for the final round of of the Rubik's Cube World Cup and the new national record he has achieved
Why this quiz game, developed with art from kids in Chennai's Kannagi Nagar, can help children beat COVID stigma
InkLink Charitable Trust worked with children of Kannagi Nagar to develop Go Stigma Go, a quiz game to allay fear, anxiety amid COVID. We find out more
Cinema legend Dilip Kumar dies at 98, tributes pour in from across Bollywood
Legendary actor Dilip Kumar passed away due to prolonged illness, aged 98. He is survived by his wife Saira Banu
Aditi Gera's Empowerette is mentoring young girls to help them make independent decisions about their lives
Through Empowerette, Aditi Gera wants to provide one-on-one mentorship to young girls to empower them to make independent decisions in life. She recently won The Diana Award for her work
Meet Kalaburagi's most 'practical' science teacher, Bandarwad Govt High School's Surekha Jagannath
Surekha Jagannath, a science teacher at a government school in Kalaburagi, is all about taking her students out of the classroom and into the practical zone. We decode this teacher's journey
The Family Fix: Are children growing apart from their parents despite all the time together during the pandemic?
Being human beings, each one of us looks for some sort of stability in life. The pandemic has brought uncertainty and instability with it
Important to blend skilling and education in schools: NSDC COO Ved Mani Tiwari on significance of vocational education
We spoke to the NSDC COO Ved Mani Tiwari on the need for vocational education at an early age, how it aligns with the National Educational Policy (NEP) 2020 and more
Author Khyrunnisa is out with her latest book and if you are a dog lover, you'll love it
We spoke with children's writer Khyrunnisa A about her latest book 'Baby and Dubdub' and her journey as a writer
This teacher in a remote village in Kodagu district has build a makeshift room on a treetop to catch network for online classes
Satheesh has also brought a mobile stand and a focus light so that the visibility at the other end for students is good. He has installed three black boards so that he can stand in any direction
OPS condemns DMK government trying to close down Dr J Jayalalithaa University
A Government Order was also issued stating colleges located in Villupuram, Kallakuruchi and Cuddalore to be affiliated to Dr.J. Jayalalithaa University
Study finds that it is common for cats and dogs to catch COVID-19 from their owners
In the yet-to-be published study, researchers at Utrecht University in the Netherlands studied pet dogs and cats of people who had tested positive for COVID-19
Meet Akarsh Shroff, a BITS Pilani student whose NGO in Bengaluru helped thousands of rural students access education
We speak to Diana Award winner Akarsh Shroff about his NGO and how they have managed to keep thousands of kids connected to education during the pandemic
Speed with a scalpel: How Shivani Pruthvi surgically dissected motorsports across India
Shivani Pruthvi, who just finished her MBBS degree, is really setting the racetrack on fire. What's pretty cool is how she has her (also a doctor) mom as her navigator during the rallies she drives in
This education and rehab centre in rural Coorg is giving special needs kids the TLC and life skills they need
Arathy Somaiah, Director of Swastha Center for Special Education and Rehabilitation speaks about their way of educating and training children with special needs in the rural areas of Coorg
This Bengaluru student believes he has the answer to solving India's water crisis. This is what it is
Rishabh Prashobh speaks to us about why he's batting for the humble aerator as a way to solve our impending water scarcity. He has fixed hundreds of aerators in apartment complexes and hotels
This entrepreneur is trying to get your kids to kick their tech addiction, especially after COVID, through LitJoys
LitJoys offers interactive storybooks, games, and experience-based learning activities that have a hands-on approach where the child, as well as parents, are involved
Love to caricature? This artist's Instagram page has some fun and modern caricatures, and he's got some tips for you too
What is it about caricatures that make them so cool? Engineer cum artist Henil Mistry speaks about his unique style of making caricatures and how he has turned it into a business
The story behind Storipur: How Priya Muthukumar is saving the world one story at a time
Priya Muthukumar of Storipur speaks about the importance of educating children on environment and sustainability. She has been doing it for many years through storytelling
How Aadhav Sugumar climbed and hooped (yes, hula hooped) his way into the Guinness World Records
Aadhav Sugumar can climb 50 steps while hula hooping and he does it in just 18.28 seconds. We realise it's no easy feat and find out how he does it. This is his hoopy story
This artist documented his quarantine during COVID through a series on Instagram. This is why it's hauntingly real
Bala Govind Kumar is a Chennai-based artist and art director who got infected on April 26 and decided to 'draw himself' out of isolation
Yoga Day: This 11-year-old was inspired by her sister to learn yoga. Today, she has well and truly mastered it
Yoga wiz Shreshta Hemachandra speaks about her journey into Yoga and why she believes that yoga competitions should be held offline and not online
Yoga Day: How yoga helped this 15-year-old from Bengaluru concentrate on his academics and become a better person
Just 15 years old and Yashwanth A is already a State Award winner and a pro at over 5,000 asanas. We find out more
Yoga Day: Meet child yoga prodigy Harsha Nivetha who is all set to talk about the importance of yoga on Nickelodeon on June 21
This International Yoga Day, we spoke to yoga prodigy Harsha Nivetha who had broken the Guinness World Record for holding the Utthita Padmasana for 174 minutes in December 2017
This student from Bengaluru started a student network to feed, fundraise and save lives during the pandemic
In our Daily Positivity series, we speak to Anvi Mittal about her organisation Ration Square that is working towards feeding the hungry and treating COVID-19 patients during this pandemic
Meet the Bengaluru 'radio man' who's teaching thousands of students about ham radio, Morse code
Thought that radio comms were obsolete in the age of the smartphone? Well, next time there's a disaster, you should know who may just end up saving lives
Students' spirit in overcoming challenges is a resounding social message: GiveIndia's CEO on campaigns during COVID
We spoke to GiveIndia Founder and CEO Atul Satija to find out how these partnerships work, how they are raising funds and a lot more
Harshveer Jain is no artist, but his comic strip on Insta will call out to you
If you haven't already checked out Harshveer Jain's Instagram page @storysellercomics, then you are already missing out on a lot. Here's why
Want COVID resources on WhatsApp? This student-run platform volunteers.covihelp will come to your rescue
The team accepts any kind of request for COVID-19 resources like oxygen cylinders, medicines, hospital beds
Go Corona Go: Check out this game by a Class 10 student where you use safety protocols to defeat COVID
The game has three levels in which the gamer has to jump over hurdles, including the virus itself, to get to win each level
How Varun Agarwal and his mom honoured his brother's legacy by raising Rs 50 lakh to help COVID patients get private care
In Daily Positivity today, we write about a mother and son duo who have been raising funds for people in the need of COVID-19 treatment and beds in the memory of elder son who passed away due to COVID
This NGO is giving Deccan history and architecture the TLC and educational spread that it deserves
DHF has published 13 different guidebooks that can really tell you loads about historical places. These books can help tourists visiting the historical monuments
Paiadaka Lyngdoh is ensuring empty beer bottles don't end up in the trash, by turning them into quirky, fun pieces of art
Paiadaka Lyngdoh has painted 300 beer bottles in more than a year. She calls her paintings abstract as she paints them however she wants
Tune into the Argumentor podcast to listen to these law students discuss India's socio-political landscape
Law student Joel Peter Varghese started the Argumentor podcast along with his classmates where they discuss the current social and political issues in India
This 11-year-old built a robot to send food, meds to his COVID positive sister, sans contact
Saksham's quarantine helper can carry food and medicines from the caregiver to the patient's room without human intervention. He tells us how
Why you should check out these sci-fi-inspired 'humalien' creatures and their futuristic jewellery made by Pearl Academy students
The project has been inspired by fantasy beings, aliens, sci-fi and extra-terrestrial accessories that can be both alluring and intriguing
Why can't teachers like me teach in government schools? The question that led Jyoti Thyagarajan to start Meghshala
What does it mean for kids in gov't schools to get quality education? Rashmi Patil speaks to Jyoti Thyagarajan, Founder of Meghshala, a nonprofit organisation that's helping gov't school teachers enha
Setting the record straight: How Vidya Shankar has harnessed the power of education to iron out juvenile delinquency
Vidya Shankar, Founder of Relief Foundation, has been doing a lot for kids — from rehabilitating juvenile delinquents to propagating early childhood education
How an NGO leveraged the power of education to turn the urban migration trend on its head in this arid Karnataka district
Kalike, an NGO has dedicated the larger part of the last decade to Karnataka's Yadgir. They have roped in institiuions, science and leverage the power of learning to keep the young connected
