Make-up, plastic surgery and other image altering techniques are used by many to boost self-confidence. But what flaw in society makes such self- alteration a necessary coping mechanism? And when does it all spiral out of control? Read on to find out.
A review of Barbie, a cleverly made movie exploring patriarchy and the evolution of feminism, through the eyes of the popular doll.
A review of Banjara Hill Ke Bacche, a collection of 4 slice of life contemporary Hindi stories about a little boy named Suraj, growing up from a toddler to a pre-teen in the typical Indian middle-class family.
Tania and her family are stranded on a mountaintop and have to spend the night there. The strange goings-on in a mysterious stone hut frighten Tania. Read on to find out all about it.
It all began with a shoe on the wall... Sahil, and Samira had been pranking each other for the last week, but when Samira saw her favourite shoe stuck to the wall in her room, she couldn’t believe it. This was too far! Find out, how she will get even with Sahil! This is a children's story by NJ.
A review of Wonder by R. J. Palacio. Fitting into middle school can be challenging for many, but if you've never been to school before, and the sight of your face frightens most people, does it become impossible? Read on to find out.
Nina and Nana share some hair-raising Halloween tidbits. You’ll need some candy to get this frighting taste of your mouth, so get ready to Trick or Treat!
A review of Bandits At 12 O'Clock, a collection of air combat comic book stories from WW2.
The journey of evolution is long with weird twists and turns. Robust and effective as evolution is, it is not always optimal. Nina and Nana tell you why.
Covid19 has led to rapid developments in online consultations and diagnostic apps, but here Nina and Nana discuss an astounding type of web medicine. Read on to find out.
Nina and Nana tell you how the body cools the brain and the mechanism is sure to surprise you!
Nina and Nana discuss an open problem in mathematics. This deceptive puzzle, like a siren, is sure to draw you in until you are mesmerised the wonder of it all. Anyone can start working on it, but NO ONE has fully solved it yet. Want to try your luck?
Nina and Nana discuss the doughnut model of economics and how it can help in the fight against climate change.
Science has found the secret to staying forever young but it’s a bitter pill for Nana to swallow. Read on to find out about it.
Christmas cards were used to help allied prisoners of war escape. Talk about a Christmas miracle!! Nina and Nana tell you how it was done. Read on ...
Nina and Nana explore mummies across time, from all over the world. What a lot of strange things they learn!
A review of Crazy Times with Uncle Ken by Ruskin Bond, a collection of short stories set in an quaint little house in the idyllic hill town of Dehra in British India.
