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Learn how to become a best-selling author in 2026 with practical tips on writing, editing, book publishing, choosing the right publisher, and marketing your book to reach more readers.

BY DRASHTI SHAH

India is expanding its focus on vocational education and job-ready skills, raising an important question: should students start learning practical skills before Class 10? Explore how the country's new skilling initiatives could shape early education, career awareness and future employment opportunities.

BY DHARSHINI MAHENDRAN

The IndiaAI Fellowship 2026 offers students an opportunity to explore artificial intelligence through research and hands-on projects. Find out who can apply, what the fellowship offers and whether students can receive financial support to build AI solutions.

BY DHARSHINI MAHENDRAN

Matcha has ruled the drink industry for a long time now. Once used only for ceremonies and occasions in Japan, it is now found in every cafe around the world. From local bakeries to world-famous 5-star hotels, there's rarely a place where matcha is not on the menu. This green gold from Japan can soon be replaced by a tea in India, as Assam has made its entry into the commercial matcha market. can a region famous for one kind of tea build a name for a product so closely associated with Japan? Assam has the tea-growing experience. What it needs now is to prove that its matcha can stand on its own.

BY DHARSHINI MAHENDRAN

Meet Mumbai’s young robotics prodigies Aryaman Valia, Hetansh Agrawal and Prithiv Shah, the team behind Robo Rockstars, who won a gold medal in the RoboMission Elementary Category at the World Robot Olympiad (WRO) Asia Pacific Open Championship. Discover their robotics journey, competition challenges, innovative LEGO EV3 robot and plans in technology and robotics.

BY DRASHTI SHAH

Explore forest conservation careers in India, from wildlife biology and forest ecology to environmental consulting and GIS. Discover key job roles, educational qualifications, essential skills and leading Indian institutes to help you build a career in environmental conservation.

BY DRASHTI SHAH