The Children's Post, 28th December 2021

Dear Readers, Have you ever thought about how quickly we cover the distance between December and January? On one night we are wise with the ...

The Children's Post, 21st December 2021

Dear Readers, While glancing through the newspaper my eyes rested on an opinion piece called ‘If you got it flaunt it, if you use it, you ...

The Children's Post, 7th December 2021

 Dear Readers, The winter sun brings out strong nostalgic feelings in all of us. Something about the warmth of the sun makes us want to go b...

The Children's Post, 30th November 2021

  Dear Readers,   Technology is supposed to make our lives easier. Isn’t it? Well, the answer is ‘yes’ in most cases, but you cannot rely on...

The Children's Post, 16th November 2021

  Dear Readers,   There is a disease that is spreading fast – it’s acute ( something that becomes very bad very quickly ), contagious, and h...

The Children's Post, 9th November 2021

  Dear Readers   Imagine a life without rules and discipline. Imagine a life where you may eat whatever you want, play as much as you want, ...

The Children's Post, 12th Oct 2021

Dear Readers Today's editorial is a little different as I am experiencing the inevitable.  Words abandoned me today I think without thou...

The Children's Post, 5th Oct 2021

Dear Readers Once upon a time there were two brothers – Quark and Neutrino. They loved each other a lot and were inseparable, but they could...

The Children's Post, 21st Sep 2021

 Dear Readers, Today is the International Day of Peace. It is a day to celebrate non-violence. The theme that is followed this year is ‘Reco...

The Children's Post, 7th September 2021

 Dear Readers, Sometimes, the lessons that we learn outside a classroom leave a significant impact on our lives. Let me tell you a story of ...

The Children's Post, 31st August 2021

Dear Readers, There was a fault in our electricity line yesterday, so we were without electricity for most of the day. As the sun began to s...

The Children's Post, 24th Aug 2021

Dear Readers, Necessity is the mother of new customs. I should know, I have made new ones for almost every festival. My mother taught me tha...