When I began STEMspire, I knew what I wanted. I wanted to shatter the stereotype of what kids envisioned when they heard the word science. More often than not, discussions regarding STEM would end with the same professions: medicine or engineering. Both are honorable pursuits, but only a small part
When I return from boarding school in Delhi, I initiate clothing donation drives because helping the community means everything. My first-hand experience shows that making small efforts leads to significant changes as I walk through my local community to gather items people no longer use, but others can benefit from.
Thank you to Mukalbari Model TE School and Principal Ms. Aparupa Phukan for enthusiastically welcoming STEMspire! Having interactive discussions with bright, curious minds from Grades 9 and 10, I could see the excitement in their eyes—the eagerness to explore the world of STEM education and its endless possibilities—something that I,
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela As a teenager, I found comfort in learning about science and technology. Their vast scope, countless applications, and unique way of depicting reality sparked my fascination. However, I became concerned with the diminishing
Due to the decreasing significance of science in my environment, and being the first person in my family to take up Science as a subject, I wanted to generate awareness around the globe on the impact that STEM fields has on our lives. From minuscule applications like Stationary, deadly diseases
