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Children & Students Corner

Lessons for India From Sweden’s Teenagers

On a recent visit to Europe, when India’s young “cockroaches” are supposedly reclaiming Indian politics via the Cockroach Janta Party filled with anger and wanton protesting, I found myself watching…

By Katherine Abraham · October 2, 2026

Children & Students Corner

Play Is One of the Best Ways to Learn Engineering

When children build with blocks, redesign a toy, or create a game, they are doing more than playing. They are testing ideas, solving problems, and learning how systems work. Engineering…

By Krishaan Damalaceruvu · September 30, 2026

Diaspora

Maldives Tackles Classroom Heat as School Cooling Rollout Reaches 61%

President of Maldives Mohamed Muizzu’s Cool School programme is turning a nationwide school-cooling rollout into a wider climate-adaptation test, combining air conditioning, electrical upgrades and renewable energy as heat stress…

By SAH Special Correspondent · September 29, 2026

Children & Students Corner

Video Games Can Be Tools for Learning, Not Just Distractions

Video games are often blamed for wasting time. But the same features that make games engaging can also support learning. Good games give players a goal, immediate feedback, increasing challenges,…

By Pavni Jain · September 26, 2026

Children & Students Corner

Medical Research Matters Only When It Reaches Patients

Scientific discoveries are often described as breakthroughs. But a discovery inside a laboratory does not automatically improve a patient’s life. Between research and treatment is a long process involving testing,…

By Joshua Hayden Raj · September 26, 2026

Diaspora

World Food Movement Sets Goal of One Million Meals by 2030 in US

New York: Indiaspora, the Iron Lady Foundation and the World Food Movement (WFM) co-hosted “The No One Hungry Project” at Paisley restaurant in New York on September 23. The event highlighted…

By T. Vishnudatta Jayaraman · September 24, 2026

Children & Students Corner

Food Businesses Can Build Community, Not Just Profit

Food is more than something we eat. It carries culture, memory, family traditions, and connection. A meal can help strangers begin a conversation and help communities recognize what they share.…

By Maha Masrur · September 24, 2026

Diaspora

Ghazala Hashmi Opens Fall Literature Series at Wytheville

Virginia Lieutenant Governor Ghazala Hashmi launched the fall 2026 portion of her statewide Literature & Government lecture series at Wytheville Community College, bringing together students, faculty, and community members for…

By SAH Staff Reporter · September 23, 2026

Education

Equal Education Does Not Mean Identical Education

Schools often describe fairness as giving every student the same assignment, deadline, classroom, and method of instruction. But students do not all learn in the same way. Neurodivergent students may…

By Sahasra Chukkapalli · September 21, 2026