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Second Lady Usha Vance Expands Summer Reading Challenge

Second Lady Usha Vance has announced the launch of the prize website for her 2026 Summer Reading Challenge, allowing participating students to select rewards after submitting their reading logs and…

By SAH Staff Reporter · July 16, 2026

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VA Lieutenant Governor Unveils Virginia Summer Reading List

Lieutenant Governor of Virginia Ghazala Hashmi has unveiled a Summer Reading List inviting Virginians to explore books that examine the connections between literature, civic life, democracy, and government ahead of…

By SAH Staff Reporter · July 15, 2026

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How to Outsmart Sky-High Airfares Before You Fly to the US

Students heading to American universities this fall face one of the year's most expensive travel periods. But with the right strategy, families can save hundreds of dollars before classes even…

By R. Suryamurthy · July 14, 2026

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Little Ninjas of Phoenix

To see children of even less than five years ardently attending the martial art class for the beginners to wrestle with the challenges of living in a complex, multi-cultural modern…

By G. Srinivasan · June 5, 2026

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A Child’s Question, An Adult’s Puzzle 

“Grandpa, are heaven and sky the same thing?” Children have a way of asking questions that can dismantle centuries of philosophy in a single sentence. This one certainly did. I…

By K S Palachandran · May 31, 2026

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Reimagining Autism with AI

An input word or a prompt can stir autistics into action, sequential responses, regulation and even self-initiated learning. AI-assisted learning frameworks can turbocharge this process since AI architecture is based…

By Rashmi Das · May 14, 2026

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LCPS Students Take Lead on Food Insecurity and Food Waste 

Second Harvest is a 501(c)(3) youth-led nonprofit organization based in Loudoun County, founded in 2023 by three high school students: Swara Reddy, Anvi Borkar, and Saanvi Celamkoti. As students in…

By Akshara Bontapalli and Saanvi Celamkoti · May 13, 2026

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Schooling Millions, Educating Too Few

India’s bid to emerge as a developed economy by 2047 may hinge less on industrial expansion or digital infrastructure than on whether it can transform the world’s largest school system…

By R. Suryamurthy · May 7, 2026

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CoHNA’s Seminar Examines Hinduism Through a Scholarly Lens

A seminar titled “Demystifying Hinduism: Clarity Through Scholarship,” organized at Rutgers University by the Coalition of Hindus of North America and its youth wing CoHNA Youth Action Network, in collaboration…

By SAH Staff Reporter · May 5, 2026

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Reflections From the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings 2026

Walking into the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Spring Meetings this year, I expected to hear about inflation, growth forecasts, and policy frameworks. What I did not expect was…

By Rudransh Singh · May 1, 2026