Child Achievers

“He struggled for years; in fact, he was pushing himself very hard since Class 8. I knew the amount of stress my child went through. In January, he had almost reached a breaking point, but he turned things around and gave the exam more than 100 per cent. So, when the results came out, my first reaction was relief."

The teen first heard about Circadian Rhythm when it became the 2017 Nobel Prize-winning topic in Medicine. He is exploring the correlation between circadian rhythms and the effectiveness of medical treatments, in particular.

Kavya Kopparapu, with a team that includes her 15-year-old brother, Neeyanth, and classmate Justin Zhang, has developed a smartphone app called Eyeagnosis.

The plea expresses that the DDA's decision to arbitrarily convert the park into a community centre is "a clear-cut example of poor planning and an example of wastage of public money.”

Shamil skated his way through the 1st All India Open Speed Skating Meet held at Puducherry

Financial crisis, lack of opportunities, they faced it all but emerged victorious

The young developer advised the Microsoft CEO on the importance of sustainable development, pollution control and the role they play in making economies sustainable.