Mahitha Reddy India’s performance at the Olympics has long sparked debate, often centered on why a nation of over 1.4 billion people does not consistently appear...
Mehul Garg, Advertising & Marketing Communication Advertising is more than a selling tool. It is a cultural mirror that reflects and reinforces the values of society....
By: Yishika Gupta Quick scenario. Stay with me. You send someone:“Sure.” And they reply:“Okay.” [beat] That’s it. Conversation ends. But now your brain starts working—Wait… were...
By Gunith Thukral, Apeejay School, Pitampura Success is another hunger the world craves for. Everyone, rich or poor, small or big, animals or plants, everyone struggles...
By: Aarav Mago, Apeejay School, Pitampura We often see Navratri as a whirlwind of color—vibrant ghagras, the rhythmic clack of Dandiya sticks, and devotion that fills the air for nine nights....
By: Anabia Navratri is a major Indian festival celebrated to honour Goddess Durga and her victory over evil. The word “Navratri” means nine nights, and each...
By: Javesh Dang In a world where success is celebrated and failure is often hidden, many students grow up fearing failure. We are taught to aim...
By Mahim Chopra, Class X, Apeejay School, Mahavir Marg Friendship is one of the best parts of life. It’s not about how many friends we have,...
By: Akriti Bhardwaj, Class XII, Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park I believe being best friends about clicking 257 pictures, recreating Insta trends, getting matching bracelets, wishing birthdays at exactly...
Last month, I witnessed a moment that quietly shifted my understanding of dreams and destiny at the launch of Actor Prepares (Delhi). The press conference was...