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From Midnapore to Cambridge: Bal Puraskar winner Souhardya De is bringing Indic heritage to the world

From Midnapore to Cambridge: Bal Puraskar winner Souhardya De is bringing Indic heritage to the world

by Amrita Priya | Jul 19, 2022

(July 19, 2022) At 18, as his peers are busy trying to decide on a college, Souhardya De is the author of two books and has a long list of achievements to his merit. Mythology is his subject of choice, the teen from Midnapore wrote his first book when he was 13 years...
Even the sky is no limit for India’s young space enthusiasts

Even the sky is no limit for India’s young space enthusiasts

by sanjana | Jul 17, 2022

(July 17, 2022) In a historic decision in June 2022, the government of India opened the country’s space sector to private players. “This will unlock India’s potential in the space sector,” said Union Minister Jitendra Singh, who made the...
From being called low-functioning to creating history, Hari Srinivasan has come a long way

From being called low-functioning to creating history, Hari Srinivasan has come a long way

by Amrita Priya | Jun 20, 2022

(June 20, 2022) When he was first diagnosed with regressive autism, scholar Hari Srinivasan was only three years old. From being a very active and social child, Hari suddenly became a crying, fussy baby, who did not want to be around other kids. To ensure that her...
Maya Burhanpurkar: Harvard’s whiz kid heads off to Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar

Maya Burhanpurkar: Harvard’s whiz kid heads off to Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar

by Amrita Priya | Jun 16, 2022

(June 16, 2022) When she travelled to the Arctic in 2013, Canadian student and researcher Maya Burhanpurkar was, understandably, blown away by the incredible beauty of the glacial landscapes that surrounded her. There was, however, a sense of foreboding – the...
What’s with Indian-Americans and the US Spelling Bee contest?

What’s with Indian-Americans and the US Spelling Bee contest?

by Amrita Priya | Jun 14, 2022

(June 14, 2022) In 1985, Balu Natarajan became the first Indian-American kid to win the Scripps National Spelling Bee. And since then, the Indian-American community has pretty much dominated the competition. Even though they make up only about one percent of the...
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