The Children's Post, 30th Sep, 2019

Dear Readers

Page 1 - It contains two big pieces of news from Indian Navy and Indian Air Force. Our armed forces are becoming bigger in strength and in numbers.

Page 2 - Read the feature story on giraffes. Thank you Upma Batra for the contribution. Try to find your way out in the amazing maze by Rikhil Nanda.

Page 3 - Enjoy another Japanese session by Anupama Shukla. Solve the riddle and the word magic and enjoy the quote of the day.

Page 4 - The sports section brings you news from the World Athletic Championship, Doha. Solve the Sudoku and feast your eyes on the very clever cartoon strip by Gurpreet Kaur. Enjoy the Junior Reading Room by Abbie Farwell Brown.

Enjoy the edition

Thanks

Manjeet and Priyanka

The Children's Post, 29th September 2019

Dear Readers,

The lead news today is very exciting. Thousand of years later, a bird species just re-evolved from extinction. Read more about it on Page 1. The second news story is from the ultraconservative country of Saudi Arabia. The country for the first time allowed tourist visas.

On Pg 2, read about the very famous Halley's comet.

Pg 3, brings you yet another pose to add to your physical fitness regime along with an exciting maze for exercising your brain cells.

We have yet another lovely poem by Astha Bafna Arora on Pg4 along with the sports news and the idiom flashcard.

Finally, veg out and have a lovely Sunday.

Shivani aunty
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Ranitide Ban, New Solar System - September 28th, 2019

Dear Readers



The lead news today is probably something that you have heard your elders discussing – the drug Ranitidine. It is a very popular medicine for acidity. Read why it is in the news.

The second story should gladden your heart – scientists have found a new type of solar system, that challenges our theory of how solar systems are formed around stars.



October promises to be a very festive month. Read all about the important days this October on Page 2. This page also has your favourite – Countries of the World by Praneet Udathu.   Today we feature Ghana.



Page 3 has a special feature on Indian miniature painting, Mr. Owl’s Did You Know (featuring Dinos), Word Magic, and Quote of the Day.



Page 4 has the sports news (which has golf today), Artist Corner, which features a re-creation of Starry Night by Van Gogh (done by Aliza), Cool Comix by Aditya, and a small sample of the Kangra Valley Indian miniature art.



Enjoy the edition!



Love



Nidhi aunty  

Artist's illustration of the newfound gas-giant planet GJ 3512b, which circles a red dwarf star.

Image credit: Guillem Anglada-Escude—IEEC/Science-wave, using SpaceEngine.org (CC BY 4.0)

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The Children's Post, 27th September, 2019

Hello Wonderful People,                                                                                                                                                                                      Tell me something: How do you feel when you go back to school after vacations and have your physical education class? I still remember the bad cramps that I would get after (this particular) physical education class. This was because I would be playing indoors during my vacations and not indulge in any kind of physical activity.                          While discussing the same with Dr Jaibans Singh, I realised that we must take up physical activities during vacations and it is very important for our overall well-being that we incorporate physical activities in our daily routine.                    A big thank you to Dr. Jai for sharing the what, why and how of physical activity. That is the feature on page 2. Hope you will find it useful.                                                                                                                                                               The lead news on page 1 is about the crisis that The Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative Bank is facing. The other is the space news bulletin that talks about the new satellite launched by NASA and the 1st Arab who has reached the International Space Station.                                                                                                                                                                     Page 3 has the editorial, another Ruskin Bond special book review by Samaira Dewan and the Maze Mania by Rikhil Nanda.
Page 4 has the sports news, a lovely recipe for Choco balls by Dimple Tanna and the brilliant Funny Bunnies by Aakarsh Agarwal.
I want to leave you all with a question this week: If you were to choose a physical activity for your parents, what would that be and why? Think, think...                                                                                                                                                                                       Hope you enjoy the edition and have a lovely weekend!

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Dada Saheb Phalke Award, Onions, and more - September 26th, 2019

My dear readers
If you thought that agricultural economics and macro economics is just something we learn at school, today's paper will make you think again! The lead story will show you how monsoons lead to problems in macro economics and how problems in macro-economics can lead to unrest among people.
The second story is a news bullet-in - a bullet point of some important news stories.

The Sanskrit wisdom that we have today is AWESOME. I loved reading it, and am sure your parents will love reading it too. Do show it to them.

The Hindi Lokokti is also fun. Isn't it cool how the lokoktis are so lyrical? Like poetry in 2 lines that also makes a lot of sense! Ishaan Kaila has prepared this really cool puzzle (I could not crack it) and Word Magic has a word worth knowing, so you can show it off. The Quote of the day is just the expression of all our hearts. Tell me what you think.

Page 3 has an important editorial and Article 19 of Priyanka aunty's Studying Abroad series.

Pages 4 and 5 have the Chandamama Fan Club. Today we bring you... a story... in a poem.. a poem.. with a story.. Well, I can't really make up my mind about what this is, so you better figure this out yourselves.

Remember that puzzle last week? On Greenhouse gases? Guess what? We got some very interesting responses, and we share the best with you. More food for thought, then?

Page 7 has the Sports News, Ishaan's Laugh-a-lot-it-is, and Bob's super funny Bob Mania. Today, after a long time, we have a phonics poem for your younger siblings. Do share it with them.

Much love

Nidhi aunty
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The Children's Post, 25th September,2019

Hello dear readers,

Google wins a landmark case. Read about what it is about, in the main news on Page 1.

The United Nations General Assembly meet opened in New York with day 1 dedicated to the climate summit. 16 children from across the globe have put in their petition in front of UN. What are they asking for? Can they bring about a change? Only time will tell. This is the second news today.

A sanctuary, botanical park, a zoo, leopard park, lakes..What all can a national park offer? Well, this one has it all. Read about it on Page 2.

Page 3 has an 'under the sea' poem by Mira, word search by Rikhil Nanda, this day..that year, and the quote of the day.

Art work by Subaina Roy and Vaania and a cute little poem by Tara Dhawan on Page 4.

Happy Reading:)

Deepti

The Children's Post, 24th September, 2019

Hello Beautiful People

The lead news on Page 1 is disheartening but one should notice that adversity brings out the best in people. Following the collapse of this legendary company, a lot of (currently unemployed) employees of Thomas Cook were seen helping stranded tourists outside the airports all over the world. Isn't that wonderful!

The secondary news talks about eco-anxiety which is alarmingly being noticed in a lot of children these days. Please read the news and talk to your parents about any concerns you might have. You can also reach out to us. You know we are always there for you.

Page 2 and 3 contains a lot of interesting facts about Sun and its future.

Page 4 has a new feature called 'What if' - It is a hypothetical section but it is still based on reason. Let me know if you like this section and do give new topics. You will not even have to think hard. Such topics are all around us. Just use your imagination. Also read the hilarious knock-knock contributions by Rani Chand, Aakarsh and Ishaan. Hope the space joke will make you laugh out loud.

Page 5 has news from Singapore Grand Prix and a stimulating article on Yoga by Kartikeye Singh.

Enjoy the edition

Warmly

Priyanka

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The Children's Post, 23rd September, 2019

Hello Lovely Readers,

Hope you all had enjoyed the weekend. Today’s lead news covers the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the US and a mega event ‘Howdy Modi’. The second news story tells about a new report on climate change by the World Meteorological Organization.

Today’s special feature brings a beautiful story of perseverance with a theme - 'Disability does not mean inability'.

Page 3 has the editorial section, Ridley the Riddle Turtle, Word Magic, quote of the day, and Let’s learn Japanese by Anupma Shukla.

Solve the Sudoku, read sports news; enjoy a beautiful poem, and an interesting Dreams and Doodles by our creative cartoonist Gurpreet Kaur Page 4.

Enjoy the edition!

Manjeet

Hindi Lokokti on the importance of remaining active

आलस, निद्रा, और जम्हाई, 
ये तीनो हैं काल के भाई 
Aalas, Nidra, aur Jamhai,
Ye teeno Hain Kaal ke bhai.

Meaning: Laziness, Sleeping too much, and yawning all the time - all these are not healthy.

Usage: तुम सारा समय सोने के बारे में सोचते रहते हो. थोड़ा खेला कूदा करो. चुस्ती स्फूर्ति बहुत ज़रूरी है. आलस, निद्रा, और जम्हाई, तीनों हैं काल के भाई. 

Sanskrit Shloka on Parenting with age

लालयेत्पञ्च्वर्षाणि दशवर्षाणि ताडयेत् 
प्राप्ते तु षोडशे वर्षे पुत्रं मित्रवदाचरेत्  
Laalayet PanchvarshaNi Dash VarshaNi TaDyet
Prapte tu ShoDshe Varshe, Putr Mitra Vadacharet

Meaning:
Upto the age of 5 (Panch - Varshaani)
Love your child a lot (Laalayet)
Upto the age of 10, (Dash - Varshaani)
Be strict with him (TaaDyet)

But when the child reaches the age of 16 (Shodashe)
Treat him like a friend. (Putr Mitra Vadaacharet)

The Children's Post, 22nd September, 2019

Dear Readers,

EC announces Assembly elections in the coming month and Amit Panghal created history by reaching the World Boxing Championships finals. Read more about the lead news on Page 1.

The special feature today is about Atomic Clocks. Enjoy reading about the most precise clocks in the world on page 2.

Page 3, have fun reading about all the captions sent in for the last week's Comedy Wildlife feature.

On Page 4, read the sports news from Kazakhstan, a poem beautifully penned by Astha Bafna Arora about believing in yourself and the Idiom Flashcard.

Enjoy!
https://epaper.thechildrenspost.com/2338412/The-Childrens-Post/The-Children-s-Post-22nd-September-2019#page/1/1

The Children's Post, 21 st September, 2019

Hi Readers,

The main news today is about an excavation in Tamil Nadu that makes some startling discoveries.  The second news is about a robofish called Tunabot that has been designed to be like the tuna fish and can swim faster than other robot. 


On page 2, we learn about Madhubani art from Bihar. This is a traditional folk art that is mainly done by women and the technique is traditionally passed on from generation to generation. The country that Praneeth tells us about this week is Germany.

On page 3, Angad Singh shares piano notes on the all time favourite London Bridge. Mr Owl shares a fact about how insects reach the glands for nectar in a flower. Let us rack our brains for the regular feature Word Magic and get inspired by the Quote of the Day.

The sports news is about the Wrestling Championship and page 4 has features like Riddles to make you giggle, Cool Comix by Aditya Nema and the Artist Corner which has a beautiful piece of art by Karthika Vinod,
Enjoy!

Warmly,
Priyal 

The Children's Post, 20th September, 2019

Hello Magicians,

Hope you all are doing good! I can already smell the festivities that will begin in a few days from now. Can you?

You all did the magic again! Page 3 has pictures of the lovely pottery creations sent by you all. A BIG THANK YOU! These just make my day.

On page 1 the lead news is about the Reserve Bank of India restricting access to credit data of customers, the data was being shared without our knowledge! The second news is about the Mangolian President's 5-day visit to India.

The feature on page 2 is a promise I made to you last week. There are some interesting and unknown facts about pottery.

Page 4 has a beautiful poem by Samaira, a few tips for staying safe while practising pottery, and the Maze Mania by our new contributor Rikhil Nanda, welcome Rikhil!

Page 5 has the sports news, a lovely piece of art by Aanya Chaturvedi, a hindi poem by yours truly, and the simple yet hilarious Funny Bunnies by Aakarsh Agarwal.

Hope you all enjoy the edition.

Have a wonderful weekend!

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Hindi Kavita

गीली मिट्टी

बारिश की बूँदें पड़ते ही
मिट्टी की खुशबू आती है
संग अपने वह सुन्दर से
सपने अनेकों लाती है
सोचो अगर कुम्हार को
मिट्टी  यह गीली मिल जाये तो
मटकी, हाँडी, गुड़िया, खिलोने,
क्या-क्या गज़ब कर जाये वो
कुम्हार सा है जीवन अपना
गीली मिट्टी जैसे हम
खुद ही बनना, खुद ही सँवरना
अपने हाथ में है यह दम

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Critical Reasoning Puzzle - Greenhouse Gases

This is the picture causing an uproar in the General Assembly on environment change: 

Per Capita or Per Person: Suppose a country releases 100 units of carbon dioxide and has 50 people. The per capita emission is 100 units / 50 = 2 units.  

Statement 1:

“China cannot be treated as an offender. This is a map of per capita emissions. When you look at China’s population, it is easy to see that we have a lot of people. But we are still yellow. The US and Russia do not have as many people, but they are orange. Their greenhouse emissions are a result of greed.”

Statement 2:
“In that argument lies your ignorance. Because China has so many people, and this map is per capita, the true extent of your emissions is, in fact, camouflaged by the number of people you have. The average person in the US and Russia may generate more greenhouse gases than the average person in China, but our total emissions are far lower than the emissions created by a single country – China. The only reason you are not in the red, literally and figuratively, is that you have so many people.” 

Which statement do you agree with? Why? 
Image Credit: NASA 

Israel Election, GM Strike, and FM Announcements - 19th September, 2019

Dear Readers



Today, we have a really exciting edition. The lead news has 3 news – but the most important one is about Israeli national elections. The Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu has cancelled his UN address!

The second news item today is about the important announcements made by the Finance Minister, Ms. Nirmala Seetharaman. These announcements are about the decisions reached by the Cabinet of Ministers today.


Page 2 has your favourite Hindi and Sanskrit wisdom, but what takes the cake is the puzzle today. Think about it, discuss it at home, and don’t forget to send us your thoughts.



Page 3 has the Editorial and Priyanka Aunty’s Studying Abroad series. Today’s feature really made me think. This page also has a very important piece of news from the Information Security domain. Today’s editorial has something you all love – a story!



Page 4 has a Hindi Crossword from Chandamama – August of 1949! See if you can solve it!



Page 5 has a LOVELY poem on Hindi Diwas by Meena Pathak ji. I made a special request to her to let us publish this lovely poem in our Kavita Kona. Special thanks to her and to Nipun ji for helping us get this permission. Sports News has India Shining in Badminton and Wrestling. Don’t miss Ishaan Kaila’s Laugh-a-Lot-It-is and Ayush’s super funny Bob Mania!

Much Love to you all!



Nidhi aunty
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Hindi Lokoti on Choosing a Teacher

गुरु कीजे जान के,  पानी पीजे छान के 
Guru Keeje Jaan Ke, Paani peeje Chhan ke

Meaning: Learn about your teacher before choosing them, and filter your water before drinking it. 

The teacher, once selected, has a deep influence on us. So one should choose well.

Sanskrit Lokokti on mother

मातासमं नास्ति शरीरपोषणम् 

Mata Samam Naa Asti Shareer Poshanam.

There is no greater nourisher of our bodies than our mother.

The Children's Post, 18th September,2019

Hello dear readers,

Women are gaining recognition in the Indian armed forces. The recent appointment of a female wing commander as a military diplomat just reinforces this fact. South Asia's tallest tower was unveiled in Sri Lanka.

These are the main news stories on Page 1.

Page 2 features a national park which is famous for its spice plantation besides its wildlife. Read on.

Vaania describes a bazaar or a typical street market in her poem. In today's mall culture, we've actually forgotten what it was to roam around in the street markets. Have you been to one? This day..that year, a confusing tongue twister and a beautiful poem by R. L. Stevenson.. all this on Page 3.

Page 4 has Groot for all you Marvel fans, by Mira. A lovely sketch by our budding artist Aashira, and the quote of the day.

Happy Reading:)

Love,

Deepti

The Children's Post, 17th September, 2019

Hello Readers

Page 1: The entire world is getting digitized, be it a library, newspapers, public information, laws etc - so it's only natural that our map should be digitized too. Though, digitized versions of India's map is available but they are of poor resolution. Read the main news on Page 1 to know what is the government doing to fix that. Continue further to understand the drone laws in India.

Page 2: The news on Motor Vehicle Act is a little old but is important nonetheless. We have covered all the major fines that you need to explain to your parents. Be Alert - Save Money. That's the new motto.

Page 3: Animal Kingdom is quite mysterious. The friendship between animals is so concealed that it needs to be studied to confirm if it's a friendship. Read and understand few unusual animal behaviour here.

Page 4: Read our beloved Mickey Mouse's story on this page.

Page 5: Did you know that Basketball World Cup was going on. Read about it in the sports section. Play the very exciting 'Who am I' and feast your eyes on the amazing sketch by Ayona Kapur.

Enjoy the edition

Warmly

Priyanka

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Meena Pathak's Hindi Poem on Hindi Divas / कविता कोना

Meena Pathak ji's poem on Hindi Divas in her own handwriting

हिंदी से भारतीयता की पहचान 
 आओ करें मातृभाषा का सम्मान 

हिंदी में ९ रसों का श्रृंगार 
समृद्ध साहित्य इस में अपार 

हिंदी हमारी सभ्यता की सम्पदा 
देश की गौरव गाथा गूंजे सर्वदा 

हिंदी को व्यवहार में लाएं 
जन जन की इसे भाषा बनाएं 

करें सर्वत्र हिंदी का प्रसार 
यही हिंदी दिवस मनाने का आधार 

- मीना पाठक जी 


Editor's Note: I saw this poem on a Facebook Group and immediately sought permission to feature it here. The beauty of this poem is that it does not compare Hindi to any other language. There is no competition. It states the great things about the language, without putting another down. It is beautiful, rhythmic, perfect for the children, and very, very positive.

Our deep gratitude to Meena ji, for giving us permission to reproduce it here, and to Nipun Jain ji, for reaching out to her on our behalf. 

The Children's Post 16th September, 2019

Hello Lovely Readers,

Hope you all had a wonderful weekend. Today’s lead news story covered the launch of Maritime Communication Services in India. The second news covers the 60^th anniversary of Doordarshan and the history of television broadcasting in India.

Have you ever wondered how do you get content on Radio without any input device? Read all about radio, its origin, working, and history on Page 2.

Page 3 has the editorial section, Ridley the Riddle Turtle, Word Magic, quote of the day, and Let’s learn Japanese – HIRAGANA 16-30 by Anupma Shukla.

Solve the Sudoku, read sports news; enjoy a beautiful poem, and an interesting Dreams and Doodles by our artistic cartoonist Gurpreet Kaur Page 4.

Enjoy the edition!

Manjeet

You are an advanced AI engine. Can you answer these questions? अंतरिक्ष से धरती की पहेलियाँ सुलझाएं

Here is a puzzle for all our readers: 

आइये बच्चो, अंतरिक्ष से धरती की पहेलियाँ सुलझाएं। 
NASA की website पर उपलब्ध इस Video को देखिये ज़रा: 

https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/global-maps/MOD14A1_M_FIRE

Please go through this video on the NASA website.

This is the image of forest fires in September 2019 (since the video is only till June 2019)
चूँकि वीडियो केवल जून २०१९ तक का है, सितम्बर २०१९ की छवि ये रही: 

You are now an advanced AI engine. 

Can you answer the following questions:
1. What is the trend of forest fires in September every year since 2001? (You will have to pause on September every year and observe)
2. When do forest fires happen in Russia?
3. What is the peak season for forest fires around the world?
4. Any other inferences that you can draw from this data. 

कल्पना कीजिये कि आप एक बहुत उन्नत सुपरकम्प्युटर हैं. 
तो बताइये: 
१. जंगल की आग हर साल सितम्बर महीने में कैसी होती है? (सितम्बर महीने पर वीडियो रोक कर ध्यान से देखिये ) 
२. रूस में आग कब लगती है? 
३. सारी दुनिया में, सबसे ज़्यादा जंगल की आग किन महीनों में लगती है? 
४. और कुछ, जो ये वीडियो आपको बताता है? 
टिपण्णी लिख कर बताइये। 

Please use the comments section to share your insights. We are dying to hear them! 

The Children's Post - 15th Sep 2019

Dear Readers



This post is being released on behalf of Shivani aunty.



The first 2 pages today present a quick recap of August – in case you missed any of the important news, and to serve as a quick monthly recap.



Page 3 has an activity that requests you to caption some images. Wait till you find out what they are! (Hint: They are from a competition called the Comedy Wildlife Photography contest!)



Page 4 has the Editorial, the Maze Mania, Word Magic, and Cosmic Yoga by Dimple Tanna.



Page 5 has Sports News, the Idiom flashcard, and a beautiful poem for ISRO by Astha Bafna Arora.



Enjoy the edition!
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तेजस पर तेजोमय : तेजस के नौसेना विमान ने की टेस्ट लैंडिंग / Tejas ke Nausena Vimaan ki test Landing

INS विक्रमादित्य हमारी नौसेना (नौसेना: सेना का वह भाग जो हमारे समुद्रतट की रक्षा करता है) का वह जहाज़ है, जिस पर से वायुयान (aeroplane) उड़ाए और उतारे जा सकते हैं. 
तेजस भारत में ही बना LCA - लाइट कॉम्बैट एयरक्राफ्ट (लड़ाई का हल्का जहाज़) है, जिसे DRDO(डिफेन्स रिसर्च एंड डेवलपमेंट आर्गेनाईजेशन) ने बनाया है. DRDO हमारा वह अंग है, जो हमारी सभी सेनाओं की ज़रुरत का सामान भारत में डिज़ाइन और बनाने की कोशिश करता है. 

कल तेजस के नौसेना विमान के लिए बहुत महत्वपूर्ण दिन था. कल इस यान ने गोवा में बने एक टेस्ट सेण्टर (जहां हम नयी चीज़ों का परीक्षण करते हैं)  में लैंडिंग (जहाज़ का ज़मीन पर उतरना) करने की कोशिश की. यह परीक्षण सफल रहा. जहाज़ २४४ किलोमीटर से ० किलोमीटर (एकदम स्थिर) केवल २ सेकंड और ८७ मीटर में कर पाया। अगर आप कभी वायुयान से गए हैं, तो आपने देखा होगा कि उतरने में काफी सावधानी बरतनी पड़ती है. तेजस ने ये काम मात्र २ सेकंड में कर के  इतिहास रचा है. 

सैन्य यान हमारे यात्री विमानों से तेज़ गति पर चलते हैं. वे छोटे होते हैं, पर उन्हें कण्ट्रोल (नियंत्रित) करना आसान नहीं होता. 

अगला कदम क्या है ? 
तेजस नौसेनिक विमान के लिए अगला पड़ाव है - INS विक्रमादित्य के ऊपर उतर कर दिखाना। एक चलते समुद्री जहाज़ पर उतरना, सपाट सड़क पर उतरने से कहीं ज़्यादा कठिन होता है. पर हमें विश्वास है कि तेजस ये भी कर दिखायेगा, और जल्दी ही नौसेना में अपना स्थान पायेगा. 

The Children's Post, 14 th September, 2019

Hi Readers,

Today we have some stunning images of Saturn taken by NASA's Hubble Telescope. They take these images every year and they are able to study changes in the planet over time with the help of these.

The fighter jet Tejas has been tested in Goa and it has been successful which is a step forward for the Indian Navy.

We cover both these pieces of news on page 1.

There is more fun with paper plates in the column Kraft with Kalpana as she takes you through how to make animals with paper plates. Praneeth has some fun facts about Georgia this time. All this on page 2.

On page 3, Angad Singh Arora shares piano notes of the all-time favourite nursery rhyme that we have grown up with - Baa Baa Black Sheep.

The Quote of the day is thought-provoking as always and hope you enjoy guessing the word in Word Magic. 

The fun fact today is about the name of the planet Earth.

Page 4 has news about the youth championship and children from India winning gold medals in badminton. We have a gorgeous piece of art by Karthika Vinod in Art Corner. Giggle away at our riddles and Aditya Nema's comic.

Enjoy the edition!

Warmly,

Priyal 

The Children's Post, 13th September, 2019

Dear Potters,                                                                                                                                                                         Yes, you guessed it right! Pottery making is the hobby of the day. read more about it on page 2. Calling all potters.....please, please share pictures of your beautiful creations with us at tcpedit@gmail.com.                                                                                                                             The lead story on page 1 is about Ganpati Visarjan, the what and how of the festival. The second news is about water vapour been discovered on one of the exoplanets that makes it potentially liveable. How would it be to live on another planet? What would you want to name your planet? Hmmm socho, socho...                                                                                                                         Page 3 has a very fresh book review by Samaira Dewan, a lovely letter to the editor by Atharva Dangi (I was pleasantly surprised :)), and a beautiful Limerick by him.
Page 4 has the sports news and a new contributor...yay! Read the wonderful poetry by Shreyan Sharma, you will love it. To top it all, enjoy the Chemistry lessons of Funny Bunnies by Aakarsh Aggarwal - you will not stop laughing!                       
Hope you enjoy the edition.Have a wonderful weekend!

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Jack Ma, Apple Event, and China-US trade War - Sep 12, 2019

Dear Readers

Image Credit: Cycling Federation of India 

Today’s edition is, as usual, the technology – business special. The lead news brings you two big news from the world of business, while the second news covers what every gadget fan has been discussing – the Apple event. We bring you the crisp information that you need to know about both these things.

Page 2 has the usual Hindi, Sanskrit, and English wisdom, and a very intriguing picture puzzle. I worked really hard to make it for you, so lets hope you can crack it.

Page 3 has the Editorial, Priyanka aunty’s Studying Abroad series – Article 17 – when should you start planning for your college?

Pages 4,5, and 6 have a lovely story from Chandamama May 1979.

Page 7 has the Sports News (about cycling), Ishaan Kaila’s Laugh-a-lot-it-is, an old favourite in the Kavita Kona, and Our World in the Cartoon Corner.

Enjoy the edition, my dear ones!

Love
Nidhi aunty

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