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Mental Health Awareness Test

Dhruvil Chauhan

Mental Health Awareness Dummy Entry

Superhoopers Little Inventor Challenge

The Super Hooper Young Inventor contest celebrates children passionate about science, technology, and innovation.From simple experiments to groundbreaking ideas, this contest recognizes young minds that are shaping the future

Here are examples of Super Hooper Little Inventor stories:

Building simple machines or robotics
Conducting science experiments
Creating eco-friendly innovations
Designing apps, games, or software
Developing DIY engineering projects
Experimenting with chemistry or physics concepts
Solving everyday problems with creative solutions
3D printing and prototyping
Participating in science fairs or maker challenges
Exploring space, astronomy, or AI

If you know a child who loves to tinker, explore, and invent, this is their chance to shine! Submit your entries now!

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7 Year Old Takes Up Green Earth Initiatives

Arica Raman , 7 yrs. Delhi Public Schoo

Aarika Raman helps grow vegetables at home, recycles wet waste for manure, believes in planting trees around her, advocates water audits and minimal use of plastic.

Aarika Raman helps grow vegetables at home, recycles wet waste for manure, believes in planting trees around her, advocates water audits and minimal use of plastic.
It’s the way forward.

PRAVEEN PATIL , Shikaripura

The world is facing a difficult challenge of the pandemic caused by the new SARS-COV-19. We haven’t gone to our schools yet. We get a lot of time for us. But the utilization must be laudable. I feel contended because I could become successful in using this time in a more efficient manner. I was involved in a work which is more crucial than godliness that is Social Service. This was actually in Hubballi where I spend my holidays but this holiday is very special to me and I want to remember the moments I spent in these holidays throughout my lifetime! Every boy’s passion is cricket. had our team in Hubballi and we played cricket everyday on the playground across the street.

Then I feel thankful towards my parents who supported me for all the work and projects. So,’Whole life is a search for beauty but when the beauty is found within the search ends and the beautiful journey begins’.

Ananya , Bangalore

Ananya was a part of the Ted talk in school in which she spoke of the armed forces and their immense contribution under guidance of Dr.Sunaina.

She even choreographed and dedicated a dance as a tribute to our armed forces as a part of that presentation. With encouragement and help from her principal Dr.Stella and Dr. Sunaina, she organised Flag Day and army day at her school and they collected a sum of around a lakh and contributed it to the Sainak Board. She has been a strong advocate of sustainable menstruation and follows the same practically, giving back to the environment in her own small way.
It’s the way forward.

UTTARA PARTHASARATHY , 14 yrs. Delhi Public School

I live in navi Mumbai. I am a national level equestrian. I love horses. I am very passionate about them. I own a horse. My other sport is tennis and I also play football and basketball for leisure with my friends. I love water and I have also done my basic open water diving course. I care very deeply about animals and people and I raise awareness about animal welfare and socially relevant stories on people through my Instagram.

I am very disturbed by the plight of migrants in India following the Corona lockdown and more recently the George Flloyd case in the US. I share stories about injustices I see so more people are aware about the issues facing us.It’s the way forward.

SIDDHARTH SUNDARRAJAN, Bangalore

Karunashraya Hospice is one that aims to provide free of cost palliative care to terminally ill cancer patients. In an attempt to aid the patients and provide some sort of social interactions, the hospice started to allow volunteers to come and entertain patients within a designated time. One such volunteer is Siddharth Sundararajan, a student from Greenwood High international School, Bangalore. Siddharth has been volunteering and working with Karunashraya for the better part of 2 years.

Over this period of time, he has performed to patients, run fundraisers and helped spread awareness about the program. On a weekly basis, Siddharth performs the classical guitar to the patients. He believes that music can act as a way of relieving the tension and stress undergone by the patients

Super Mom and Dad Swacch Neighbourhood

A clean neighbourhood starts with us! The Super Mom & Dad Clean Neighbourhood Challenge celebrates parents who take the initiative to keep their surroundings clean and green—because when we lead by example, our children learn the importance of caring for their environment.

Tell us all about your initiatives like:

Organizing or participating in neighbourhood clean-ups
Teaching kids to reduce, reuse, and recycle
Setting up composting or waste segregation at home
Reducing plastic use and promoting sustainable alternative
Cleaning up parks, beaches, or public spaces
Creating community awareness about waste management
Upcycling or repurposing items creatively
Encouraging local businesses to adopt eco-friendly practices

Are you making your neighbourhood cleaner and greener? Enter the challenge and inspire more parents to take action!

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A Single Mom in 9 Yards - An Unconventional Journey

HIMA BINDU , Bangalore

A Single Mother in 9 yards At Last its time !!”You might wonder why I said those words ….. Because it took me 7 long years to acceptIt’s OK !

To be a single parent ….. It’s OK ! To raise a Child without a perfect FamilyIt’s OK! To stand up as a Mother and say “ YES , IAM A SINGLE PARENT and I don’t feel sorry or ashamed about it”Growing up in a regular middle class and conservative joint family , it was normal for a girl not look beyond a marriage as it was the ultimate goal of life created by the society I lived in.Fortunately , God seemed to have other plans for me .

GANESH AND LATHA , Bangalore

I as a proud parent of a very special child would like to share about our parenting. My 2nd son Master Karthik G Bharadwaj, born on June 09, 2002 had delayed milestones and was finally diagnoised for Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD by Spastic Society during November 2005.

Without being aware about Autism, Mental Retardation and also to handle such a child there are instances wherein I have beaten him for his mis-behaviour and have confessed the same with the special educator who Infact, educated me in handling such a special child. Though we both were fully involved in his behaviourial and mental development slowly we realised that the mental development was for us. In fact special children are very matured.

Anand & Punitha , Bangalore

Anand has worked as Animator with DreamWorks Animation and has worked on Madagascar, Shrek movie-based projects and the ?How to Train Your Dragon? tv-series, which was aired on Cartoon Network. He has over 19 years of industry experience and has been awarded for enhancing the art of animation at the DreamWorks Animation facility in Bangalore.

Along with his wife Punita, Anand runs an animation studio based in Bangalore called Native Puppets – that caters to the advertisement and film industry and also provides training in Art & Animation via their online school. His training and workshop has impacted over 7000+ students and professionals across the nation.

ISHWARYA KUMAR AHMED,Bangalore

If you have ever wondered why your child is on a phone or tab … Face the mirror to yourself. I reflected and worked on it.My children were beginning to use phones and tabs, of course to watch good things that give them knowledge But always felt bad about the faces that glow because of gadgets.

One fine day it hit us so bad. My husband and I realized it was not them, it was us largely ‘me’ for that matter I was clocking heavy gadget time myself. So it began to reflect on my family.
That was the tipping point. Reflection is half the battle won.

With support we made it a point to put our phones away in a bookshelf at home. The rule was — no access, except for a quick peep once in two hours or so for my husband and me to attend to anything official.

VINUTA, Bangalore

Thoughts turn into things. We become what we think. These cliches are understood once an individual reaches a certain level of maturity.By then, an individual would have imbibed a thought process that would have shaped him/ her into a personality.

It is believed that the remarks, comments and experiences at an early age will make an impact on an individual as an adult.I was exposed to this knowledge a couple of years back.My son, Daksha had developed a few emotional concerns such as inferiority complex, low esteem and fear of darkness.He was a very intelligent and well- mannered boy but these emotional issues were not letting him explore his full potential

A few months back I was committed to helping him deal with this.

Super Mom & Dad Kindness Challenge

Every child, young adult or youth who performs thoughtful deeds, be it at home or outside, is a Super Hooper.

We are looking for Super Hooper stories like:

Helping around the house with chores
Taking up any cause like saving water, saving electricity.
Initiatives to clean up the house, apartment block or neighbourhood
Acts of kindness towards people and animals.
Planting trees at home or in the neighbourhood
Conducting activities or taking up initiatives that benefit the society.

These are some examples. What matters is the child being proactive and taking some initiative.Fill in the form below and hit submit. Once your entry is reviewed and published on the website, you will be notified. The best part is every entry earns 1 point for submission and 5 points once it is published.

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Changing the eating habit

Asha Balchander

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A Single Mom in 9 Yards - An Unconventional Journey

HIMA BINDU , Bangalore

A Single Mother in 9 yards At Last its time !!”You might wonder why I said those words ….. Because it took me 7 long years to acceptIt’s OK !

GANESH AND LATHA , Bangalore

Anand & Punitha , Bangalore

ISHWARYA KUMAR AHMED,Bangalore

VINUTA, Bangalore

Super Mom & Dad Re Discovering Challenge

As parents, we give so much to our families that we often forget to take care of ourselves. The Super Mom & Dad Rediscover the ‘Me’ Challenge is all about celebrating parents who make time for their own passions, hobbies, and well-being—because a happy, fulfilled parent makes for a happier family!

We are looking for entries about:

Pursuing a long-lost hobby or passion
Learning a new skill or taking up a course
Finding time for fitness, yoga, or meditation
Making self-care a priority (spa days, journaling, etc.)
Creating a support system to share parenting duties
Traveling solo or with friends to recharge
Setting personal goals and sticking to them
Turning a passion into a small business or project
Practicing mindfulness and mental well-being

Have you found a way to rediscover ‘you’ while being an amazing parent? Enter the challenge and inspire other moms and dads to do the same!

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The Beautiful Game Returns

OM VIKRAM THAPA

Football was my everything through school and college – the smell of fresh grass, the perfect weight of the ball on my left foot, the pure joy of a goal that felt like poetry in motion. But after graduation, reality hit hard. The boots were hung up, replaced by office shoes and the mundane rhythm of adult life. For years, football became just a distant memory, relegated to weekend highlights and wistful glances at local pitches. Then came the pandemic, and with it, an unexpected second chance. While getting air in my apartment complex courtyard, I noticed kids kicking around a worn football with raw enthusiasm but little technique. Something stirred inside me. \"Mind if I join?\" I asked one afternoon, my heart racing like I was about to take a cup final penalty. The ball felt strange at first, but muscle memory is beautiful – within minutes, my left foot remembered its magic. Soon, our informal kickabouts became daily sessions where I found myself naturally teaching them proper technique, game awareness, and the discipline that comes with real football. Word spread, and when a parent mentioned that BBFS was looking for coaches, everything clicked into place. The interview felt more like a conversation, and soon I was offered the position of Assistant Coach for their under-7 and under-10 groups. Now, standing on the sideline with my whistle around my neck, watching eager young faces soak up every lesson, I\'ve realized the beautiful game never really left me – it was just preparing me for something even more meaningful: nurturing the next generation of dreamers who chase their hopes across the grass just like I once did.

Loving yourself before spreading it around

Abhishikta Roy

When I was growing up in my hometown, Durgapur, the most accessible dance forms were Kathak and Bharatanatyam. I was trained in Kathak. My mother, however, never stopped talking about Odissi—it was her favourite. She always said it’s one of the most graceful dance forms. She wanted me to take it up if I ever got the chance. Years later, when I moved to Bengaluru, I finally found my way to Odissi—and that too, in midlife! I took it up initially for my mum’s sake, and eventually, for myself. It hasn’t been easy—juggling work and dance, rushing from the office on Friday evenings to late-night classes, and waking up early on Sundays for practice. Picking up a new dance form in midlife is no joke, especially one as intricate as Odissi. ‘Chauka’ still isn’t easy on my thighs! I remember once telling my husband that I might have to give up. He quietly said, “It only takes two seconds to quit, but don’t choose that unless there’s truly no other way.” It’s been over six years now, and I’m still learning. Yes, I have a long way to go and a lot to improve. But the joy of doing something just for myself—that alone is reason enough to keep going. I rekindled my interest in learning a new dance form. I probably even inspired my daughter to join—not by pushing her, but simply by being. Seeing me, she decided to come along. Today, we perform in small stage shows and programs, and after every performance, I feel a sense of joy. It’s something beyond work and chores. A way to express myself, to lift my spirits during low moments, to connect with others.It is first you as an individual, before all the multiple roles you play on the stage of life - a mother, a wife, a daughter. Sometimes, we let the \'ME\' fade away under the weight of those roles. But the universe has been kind to me. I’ve always received support from my family to pursue my dreams. And more than anything, I’ve pushed myself too. So, first, you have to have the willingness to give yourself that time and love youself before you spread it around!

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Reclaiming My Rhythm - One Step at a Time

Vandana Kalra

As a single parent, life has been a beautiful blur of responsibilities. I was “Mumma” first, always packing Lunchboxes, helping with homework, managing work calls, and telling bedtime stories. Every moment was wrapped in love, but somewhere along the way, I forgot me. One quiet Sunday morning, before my son woke up, I opened my old journal dusted with memories and wrote one question: \"What did I enjoy before life became a checklist?\" The answer surprised me: Painting. Walking. Learning. Simple joys I had long buried beneath duty. That very week, I took the tiniest step - a 20-minute solo walk. I watched a YouTube video on making silk thread jewelry, a hobby I always wanted to try. I listened to an audiobook on mindful parenting while folding laundry. Nothing fancy, but everything felt like mine. Over time, this became my sacred space - my “me-time” ritual. A little creativity, a little quiet, a little curiosity. I had honest conversations with my parents and my son, and together, we built space for my growth too. Now, my son doesn’t just see a mom who is strong and dependable, he sees a mom who is joyful and growing. That matters. Rediscovering myself hasn’t made me any less of a parent. It has made me a whole one. I smile more. Snap less. And live a little louder. To every Mom out there: You don’t have to lose yourself to love your family. Start small. Just one step. The rhythm will find you again.

Solo trip

Dr Saraah

Solo trip which helps in complete freedom to be yourself, no agenda, just be in the present and the mood. Sheer bliss

Founder, Class4U

Shahina

55 Years of Grace, Grit, and Gratitude At 20, I became a mother—young, uncertain, but filled with love and determination. By 30, I was raising three confident daughters, each a reflection of strength, spirit, and soul. I’ve mothered them through scraped knees, teenage storms and triumphs—often sensing their needs before they even spoke. I have been their anchor, their cheerleader, and their safe place. Alongside motherhood, I built dreams from the ground upwards. I’ve run a spa, navigated the world of real estate, nurtured young minds through a management academy, encouraged creativity through an art school, and sweetened lives at my baking academy. Each venture has been a piece of my passion puzzle. Then came breast cancer—a storm that tested everything I believed in. But I rose stronger, fiercer, and more focused. Post-recovery, I launched Class4U, a foreign language academy and coaching institute, because I still had dreams to chase and lives to impact. Fitness became my companion, cooking my therapy, beauty care my self-love, and travelling my soul’s recharge. Whether it’s a 6 km walk at dawn or cooking up our traditional biryani, I embrace every moment with purpose. Now at 55, I’m heading out on my first-ever girl trip with my bestie. It’s not just a vacation—it’s a celebration of life, friendship, resilience, and all the years I poured into others and finally, into myself. I’m stepping into this new chapter with arms wide open—ready for laughter, adventure, wellness, and waves of happiness. Here’s to being unstoppable. Here’s to 55💃🏽💃🏽

A beautiful Life, comes with a Strife.

Seema Sheriff

Good looks, great figure and a good inheritance was the key determinants of a good choice of a Bahu in the Indian Marriage market. If you have been selected by an NRI Dulhan you have hit a lottery.😂 Well my lottery turned into a disaster of narcissistic abuse, as I was meek, mild became a victim with low self esteem subjudication worthlessness and hopelessness. I The journey I embarked on was after my son was born. My goal...To protect him from the toxic environment with a better upbringing. Manipulated to return to India to live in a strange city, was the turning point. I finally walked out of the marriage. The larva transformed into a strong butterfly to spread its wings of freedom to survive in this beautiful world. The strife of a Single Mom was a challenge chosen in order to build a beautiful Life for my son and myself. We all have choices that determines our Life path and challenges are our strife for the impetus of a Beautiful Life. One Life to Live. Live it King size❤️

Built on Love, Fueled by Purpose

Charlotte Rosline

It’s been 9 beautiful, challenging, and unforgettable years of being a mother—a journey filled with sleepless nights, first steps, scraped knees, unexpected laughter, and lessons I never imagined I’d learn. Through every high and low, I stood like a pillar for my child, even when I felt like I was crumbling inside. But I was never truly alone. By my side stood my childhood friend, my constant, my husband—the one who held space for my tired silences and shared my quiet victories. His support wasn’t always loud, but it was steady, and in the moments I felt like I couldn’t take another step, he reminded me I didn’t have to walk alone. Somewhere in between the chaos, I also found little ways to care for me. Sketching became my quiet therapy, a way to express the emotions I couldn’t always put into words. Conversations with my elder daughter—my fur baby—were more comforting than most would understand. She was my silent cheerleader when things felt too loud. Baking became my love language. I tried out every recipe I could find—not just to fill jars, but to prepare myself for the day my child would start school. Each cookie, each muffin, was a promise to show up, day after day, with a lunchbox packed with more than just food—with love, warmth, and familiarity. And finally, my garden—my little escape. Watching something grow from a seed reminded me that growth takes time, patience, and a whole lot of care—just like raising a child. So yes, these 9 years have shaped me. And through all the storms and sunshine, I never forgot to water my own soul—grateful for the quiet strength of my husband, the love of my little ones (both two-legged and four), and the resilience I found in myself, while raising a blooming heart.

Loving oneself

Roopali Rawat

As a working mom, I struggled with guilt over not doing enough for my kids. But after 9 years, I realized I needed to prioritize my own well-being. I started small, going to the gym, then jogging, and eventually running marathons. My biggest challenge was summiting Mount Kilimanjaro on a 15-day solo trip without prior trekking experience It was daunting to leave my family, but I knew I needed this journey for self-discovery. By taking time for myself, I learned that my happiness doesn\'t compromise my family\'s well-being. In fact, it makes me a better mom.

Rediscovering Me

Chaya H S

I worked hard for many years, balancing both my family and professional life. From 4 a.m. to 11 p.m., I was busy every day, taking care of all my duties. There was hardly any time for myself or my hobbies. Then, retirement came. For some, it\'s a time of joy. For others, it brings uncertainty. Life that was once packed with tasks and responsibilities suddenly felt empty. I started wondering, \"What next?\" I decided to try something completely new—a different kind of work. I spent a few more years in this new profession, working 12 hours a day. Though it kept me occupied, I still felt something was missing. Deep inside, I knew I hadn’t followed my true passions. Once again, I asked myself, \"What next?\" This time, I chose to follow my interests—yoga, knitting, crocheting, and tatting. I joined a yoga class, which helped me regain my physical and mental strength. Slowly, I picked up my old hobbies of knitting and crocheting. Now, I enjoy creating handmade items for my family and friends. It keeps me active and helps me stay connected with the people I love. Even though I’ve always been a workaholic, I’ve found joy in this new rhythm of life—one that finally gives space to my passions.

Discovered my strength unexpectedly

Reshma parvez

My two grown up children were diagnosed with health issues one after the other which needed constant care. With my demanding job, it gets frustrating on some days. But then I have managed to balance and this led me discover my inner strength which I never realised that I had.

Super Mom & Dad Tasty Treats Challenge

Do you whip up delicious, homemade treats for your family? Whether it’s a healthy snack, a fun lunchbox surprise, or a mouthwatering dessert, the Super Mom & Dad Tasty Treats Challenge is all about celebrating parents like you who put love into every bite!

Here are some examples of the entries we are looking for:

Healthy homemade snacks and meals for kids
Creative and fun lunchbox ideas
Traditional recipes with a personal twist
Nutritious desserts that kids love
Allergy-friendly or special-diet recipes
Food art that makes mealtime exciting
Homemade alternatives to processed snacks
Cooking or baking with kids to make it fun
Sharing food with others in the community

Think your homemade creations deserve the spotlight? Enter the challenge and let’s celebrate the joy of home-cooked love!

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A Single Mom in 9 Yards - An Unconventional Journey

HIMA BINDU , Bangalore

A Single Mother in 9 yards At Last its time !!”You might wonder why I said those words ….. Because it took me 7 long years to acceptIt’s OK !

GANESH AND LATHA , Bangalore

Anand & Punitha , Bangalore

ISHWARYA KUMAR AHMED,Bangalore

VINUTA, Bangalore

Super Mom & Dad Parenting Hack challenge

Do you have a smart trick that makes parenting easier? Whether it’s a creative way to handle tantrums, a genius time-saving tip, or a fun method to teach kids important life skills, the Super Mom & Dad Parenting Hack Challenge is all about celebrating parents like you who find clever solutions to everyday challenges!

Here are some examples of the entries we are looking for:

Time-saving tricks for busy parents
Creative ways to handle tantrums and meltdowns
Smart tips for organizing toys, clothes, or schoolwork
Hacks for making mealtime smoother and healthier
Fun ways to teach kids responsibility and life skills
Sleep and bedtime solutions that actually work
Screen time management without the struggle
Travel hacks for stress-free family trips
Budget-friendly parenting tips

Have a parenting hack that other moms and dads NEED to know? Enter the challenge and let’s celebrate the genius of everyday parenting!

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A Single Mom in 9 Yards - An Unconventional Journey

HIMA BINDU , Bangalore

A Single Mother in 9 yards At Last its time !!”You might wonder why I said those words ….. Because it took me 7 long years to acceptIt’s OK !

GANESH AND LATHA , Bangalore

Anand & Punitha , Bangalore

ISHWARYA KUMAR AHMED,Bangalore

VINUTA, Bangalore

Superhoopers Mission Pawsible Challenge

Every child, young adult or youth who performs thoughtful deeds, be it at home or outside, is a Super Hooper.

We are looking for Super Hooper stories like:

Helping around the house with chores
Taking up any cause like saving water, saving electricity.
Initiatives to clean up the house, apartment block or neighbourhood
Acts of kindness towards people and animals.
Planting trees at home or in the neighbourhood
Conducting activities or taking up initiatives that benefit the society.

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7 Year Old Takes Up Green Earth Initiatives

Arica Raman , 7 yrs. Delhi Public Schoo

Aarika Raman helps grow vegetables at home, recycles wet waste for manure, believes in planting trees around her, advocates water audits and minimal use of plastic.

Aarika Raman helps grow vegetables at home, recycles wet waste for manure, believes in planting trees around her, advocates water audits and minimal use of plastic.
It’s the way forward.

PRAVEEN PATIL , Shikaripura

Ananya , Bangalore

Ananya was a part of the Ted talk in school in which she spoke of the armed forces and their immense contribution under guidance of Dr.Sunaina.

UTTARA PARTHASARATHY , 14 yrs. Delhi Public School

SIDDHARTH SUNDARRAJAN, Bangalore

Superhoopers Kindness Challenge

The Super Hooper Kindness Challenge celebrates children who make the world a better place through their kindness, empathy, and generosity.

If you know a child who has gone above and beyond to help others, it’s time to recognize their heartwarming stories about:

Helping classmates, friends, or neighbors in need
Supporting elderly people with small tasks or companionship
Raising funds or collecting donations for a cause
Making or giving handmade gifts to brighten someone's day
Standing up against bullying and promoting inclusivity
Writing thank-you notes or appreciation letters
Sharing food or essential items with those in need
Volunteering for community service projects
Spreading positivity through kind words and gestures
Any other meaningful act that makes the world a kinder place

Encourage your child to lead with kindness and inspire others to do the same!

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Spreading Smiles Through Knowledge

Anika K

Anika volunteered with the Asha Foundation, dedicating over 300 hours to helping underprivileged children. She created educational reels that translated Kannada and Hindi content into English, making learning more accessible. Her work helped bridge language gaps, expand knowledge, and inspire children to learn with curiosity and confidence.

7 Year Old Takes Up Green Earth Initiatives

Arica Raman , 7 yrs. Delhi Public Schoo

Aarika Raman helps grow vegetables at home, recycles wet waste for manure, believes in planting trees around her, advocates water audits and minimal use of plastic.

Aarika Raman helps grow vegetables at home, recycles wet waste for manure, believes in planting trees around her, advocates water audits and minimal use of plastic.
It’s the way forward.

PRAVEEN PATIL , Shikaripura

Ananya , Bangalore

Ananya was a part of the Ted talk in school in which she spoke of the armed forces and their immense contribution under guidance of Dr.Sunaina.

UTTARA PARTHASARATHY , 14 yrs. Delhi Public School

SIDDHARTH SUNDARRAJAN, Bangalore

Superhoopers Swacch Neighbourhood challenge

The Super Hooper Swacch Neighbourhood Challenge celebrates young changemakers who are taking action to create cleaner, healthier communities.

We are looking for inspiring stories about the following:

Organizing or participating in community clean-up drives
Creating awareness about waste management and recycling
Reducing plastic use at home, school, or in the community
Transforming waste into useful or artistic creations (upcycling)
Planting trees at home or in the neighbourhood
Encouraging others to keep public places clean
Conducting campaigns or workshops on cleanliness
Reporting or taking action against littering and pollution
Setting up or maintaining a local recycling program

Encourage your young eco-warrior to share their efforts and inspire others to join the movement for a cleaner, greener world!

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7 Year Old Takes Up Green Earth Initiatives

Arica Raman , 7 yrs. Delhi Public Schoo

Aarika Raman helps grow vegetables at home, recycles wet waste for manure, believes in planting trees around her, advocates water audits and minimal use of plastic.

Aarika Raman helps grow vegetables at home, recycles wet waste for manure, believes in planting trees around her, advocates water audits and minimal use of plastic.
It’s the way forward.

PRAVEEN PATIL , Shikaripura

Ananya , Bangalore

Ananya was a part of the Ted talk in school in which she spoke of the armed forces and their immense contribution under guidance of Dr.Sunaina.

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7 Year Old Takes Up Green Earth Initiatives

Arica Raman , 7 yrs. Delhi Public Schoo

THE BEAUTY OF SOCIAL SERVICE I FOUND WITHIN

PRAVEEN PATIL , Shikaripura

A tribute to the Armed Forces

Ananya , Bangalore

Working Towards Animal Care

UTTARA PARTHASARATHY , 14 yrs. Delhi Public School

Palliative Care with Music

SIDDHARTH SUNDARRAJAN, Bangalore

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A Single Mom in 9 Yards - An Unconventional Journey

HIMA BINDU , Bangalore

Parenting a Child With Special Needs

GANESH AND LATHA , Bangalore

An Epic Road Trip From Bangalore to Paris

Anand & Punitha , Bangalore

Successfully Weaned her Kids off Digital devices!

ISHWARYA KUMAR AHMED,Bangalore

Journey in Improving Her Son's Self Esteem

VINUTA, Bangalore

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