With artificial intelligence, robotics, and environmental action on the agenda, this year’s Young Thinkers Forum (YTF) Summer School at Shiv Nadar University, Delhi-NCR, saw record participation from high school students across India. Over 110 students from 50 schools across 15 states attended the week-long residential program, which concluded this week on the university’s Greater Noida campus. Designed to introduce young …

Amidst Rewari’s evolving socioeconomic landscape—where rapid industrial growth, especially in the auto ancillary sector, converges with a deep-rooted cultural heritage—Holy Child Public School (HCPS) just 70 kilometers from Delhi, has consistently upheld its legacy by proactively innovating and investing in progressive education, ensuring it remains a trusted name in quality schooling. HCPS stands as a testament to how education can adapt and …

The Delhi Public School (DPS) Dwarka case—central to the push for regulating school fees in the capital—has begun to tilt in favor of students and parents, potentially marking a turning point in the long-standing conflict over arbitrary fee hikes in private schools. In a dramatic turn of events, lawyers for DPS Dwarka withdrew the school’s expulsion order against 31 students—issued …

A group of seven students from Welham Girls’ School, Dehradun, accompanied by two teachers, have successfully completed a challenging expedition to the Everest Base Camp (EBC) in Nepal, reaching a height of 17,900 ft (approx. 5,364m) from sea level. The Trek started on May 20 accompanied by two teachers, and concluded on June 3, 2025, marking one of the first …

Five students who train with National Silambam and Sports Academy in Coimbatore have won medals at the the 2nd Invitational International Silambam Championship 2025, held in Malaysia from May 31 to June 1, 2025. The proud winners include Krisshanth Rajkumar (GRD Public School, Coimbatore) who won one silver and one bronze,  A hrav Manoo (Manchester International School, Coimbatore)  winning two …

This year World No Tobacco Day (May 31), witnessed an extraordinary movement led by over 70 adolescent changemakers from the slums of Mumbai. Dressed as Mahatma Gandhi, Munna Bhai, and Circuit, these young leaders are taking to the streets with a powerful message rooted in Ahimsa (non-violence) — using nukkad nataks (street plays) to challenge the deceptive marketing tactics. These performances are a direct …