United Nations Human Rights Council Exploitation of Migrant Workers Under Sponsorship Systems Migrant workers play an essential role in supporting economies and societies around the world. They are people who travel to other countries in search of better job opportunities, better standard of living, and to support their families. According to the International Labour Organization […]

Healthcare for All; Badriya Fatima (7G)
Everyone knows healthcare is a basic human right but how much of this right is actually exercised? Healthcare may theoretically be available to EVERYONE but availability does not necessarily mean equal access or equal quality. Racial and ethnic inequalities can significantly affect healthcare outcomes by influencing access to medical services, quality of treatment and health […]

Struggles To Achieve; Ethan Vaz (9I)
We all have the desire to achieve, for that we need to accept and believe. We need to put our hard work and efforts, But we need to approach hardships and discomforts. We see others accomplishing their target, And our huge mission has just started. I just ask myself; will I ever be successful in […]

Loneliness and addiction: How are they linked?; Deeksha Ramamoorthy (9F)
Introduction: “At around 7.30 every evening, Sumita Datta unlocks her front door in Tollygunge to the same familiar sight every day. The television blasts Cocomelon in one corner, where her five-year-old daughter sits cross-legged with a coloring book that is more largely ignored. From the kitchen, comes the sharper sound of a phone playing a […]

Purrs, Meows and Hisses; What Do They Mean? Understanding Feline communication, in a nutshell; Arnav Ganesh (9I)
Many people have a common misconception about cats being cold towards their owners or being aggressive in general. Believe it or not, these misconceptions only arise from people who treat, or approach cats incorrectly. These myths would never have surfaced if only they had listened to or observed the signs cats were giving them. In […]

The Psychology of First Impressions and Why We Misread People; Andrea Antony Raj (11A)
The Psychology As humans, we form twenty to thirty images on what we think a person’s personality is like based on 15 seconds of conversation. In the first seven seconds of meeting, people already decide whether they like, trust or even respect you. Those seven seconds can shape your entire future interaction. Our brains are […]

Experience of the disappearance – Time Travel is possible or is it?! By Adrian Caleb D’silva, 7I
There were six of us in all, myself the only conscious. I sat beside my friends, helpless in the maze of trees and darkness. It must have been hours until a gentle voice woke me up. Adrian, wake up. After I woke up I was completely confused, I forgot everything, literally everything. Suddenly, I was […]

TRAVELLING TO THE WORLD OF MAMMALS by NEHA ELIZABETH BIJIN, 7F
Space mammals are animals that have been sent to space. In both the United States and Russia, animals were sent to space to test each country’s ability to launch a living organism into space and bring it back alive and unharmed. On June 11, 1948, a V-2 Blossom launched into space from White Sands, New […]

EXPLORING ARABIC CULTURE: MY JOURNEY by KASHIKA SONONE, 6-C
Discovering Arabic culture has been an exciting adventure for me. From tasting delicious foods like falafel and baklava to experiencing warm hospitality in bustling markets, every moment has been filled with new discoveries. One of the things I love most is how welcoming people are. Whether visiting someone’s home or exploring local traditions, I’ve felt […]

The compelling world of Indian Entertainment by Sanskriti Lakhotia, 10D
“Don ko pakadna mushkil nahi, namumkin hain.” You have probably heard this dialogue before. Well, welcome to the world of Indian cinema. From Amitabh Bachchan’s Sholay to Shah Rukh Khan’s DDLJ, it has had an immense evolution in the history of Indian Cinema. The craze of Indian Cinema has never died. India is one of […]
Black Forest Popsicles by Sanya Uppal, 12-F
These black forest popsicles are the ideal summer treat. These are prepared with only a few simple ingredients and will blow away your taste buds! Ingredients: (4 popsicles) (96 ml) 3/4th cup whipping cream (32 ml) 1/4 cup condensed milk 2 tsp vanilla extract 25 gm dark chocolate (32 ml) 1/4th cup whipping cream Candied/glazed […]

Operatio Lorem by Arjun Yadav, 12-I
Credit for the image above. Note: This post was last edited on Mar 31, 2022. Background This is another one of my old Symposium Project posts. I think it was relatively pretty good and deserves an archive. Introduction For the past year or so, most of the projects that I have worked on involved some […]

The Ribbon of Memories, by Atharv Kudchadkar, 12-H
I remember that day like it was yesterday. It was a sunny day that looked like nothing special would happen. I was riding my bicycle with no goal set in mind other than to have a lot of fun. However, the sunny day that looked impossibly bright started to look dull, and clouds started swarming […]

The Science of Sweating, by Nithya K.Nambiar, 9-D
You are running as fast as possible with the finish line being in sight keeping you motivated to finish this race first. After a few seconds, you gather all the strength to travel with greater speed. Your legs are tired out but your mind wants to pick up the pace. Your breathing gets deeper as […]

Article on Substance Abuse
During the period of teenage, we face a lot of physical and mental changes in our life. The teenage years are ones of change, learning, discovery, and for many experimentations. One of the major physical problem is addiction. Teenagers face anxiety and depression which leads them to taste drugs, alcohol, etc. Every year thousands of […]

