Principal, Ma’am Kain: “After how many years, Divij?” Divij: “Seven years, Ma’am.” I don’t think I’ll ever forget that exchange. It all happened in the stillness of the Activity Centre, just moments after we lifted the Ms. Oliphant Memorial Debates Trophy after seven long years. The hall buzzed with applause,
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I took over as Editor-in-Chief of Wavelength without knowing that I was enrolling not just to edit a magazine, but to etch out a vision. Wavelength has evolved from a biannual science magazine to an interdisciplinary odyssey of ideas — a place that is true to how imagination and intellect
What an incredible journey it has been hosting the sixth edition of TEDxYouth@WBS! It was truly an honor to curate an event that brought together such remarkable individuals shaping our world with their ideas and actions. As the lead organizer for the event, I have realized that TED Conferences isn’t
Playing the keyboard in The Ensemble during our school’s orchestra presentation at the Founder’s Day celebrations provided an unforgettable experience. My commitment to music led me through every practice session and performance event despite being out of the main performance area. Playing the Titanic theme, as well as mixing Indian
My Offline Learning Journey And Social Learning Offline workshops and initiatives were the pedestal to showcase my skills and knowledge I had gained in the subject after online courses, reading books, and building my skills through other platforms. These experiences not only helped me grow individually but also allowed me
