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Meet Cillian O’Connor: The 15-year-old Irish magician breaking records and inspiring children worldwideA 15-year-old magician, Cillian O’Connor, from Mornington, Ireland has received accolades for his record-breaking tricks. He holds the Guin...- Psychology says people who believe in fairy tales aren't unrealistic: What this belief reveals?Psychology says people who believe in fairy tales are often viewed as unrealistic, but psychology presents a different explanation. Researc...
- National Daughters' Day: Top ways to celebrate and remember your girlCelebrate International Daughters with distinctive experiences and thoughtful gifts that commemorate the special connection you share with ...
- They're stuffed animals. They're also AI chatbots.Curio creates AI-powered stuffed toys like Grem that converse with children, promoting screen-free play. Marketed as helpful sidekicks, the...
- Not just their noses, clowns paint Bengaluru red, tooInternational Clown Festival: Martin D'Souza brought the 10th International Clown Festival to Bengaluru with 25 clowns from different count...
- Jill Biden's spectacular White House Christmas Tree: Here's how the tradition began in 1889First Lady Jill Biden showcases a breathtaking 2023 White House Christmas with an unprecedented 98 trees, 142,000 lights, and 33,000 orname...
- What to do in Bristol in August 2023? Here’s the list of all things you can add to your fun plansFrom free entry performance at The Canteen to Wild food foraging or forager walk in Brandon Hill, here is the list of all the fun things yo...
- Italo Bettiol, creator of French children's animated series 'Chapi Chapo' dies at 96The main characters were a girl in red named Chapi and a boy in blue named Chapo.
- A touch of magic, some comic relief: Entertainers find creative ways to dispel Covid bluesAs the second wave of Covid ravaged the country, a bunch of entertainers came forward to dispel the gloom and doom. In the process they als...
- Patriotism helps keep order in campsDelhi Police have come up with different ideas to hold on to migrant workers across 100 shelters, and persuade them from not leaving the ci...
- 'Tis the season to be merry: How malls are trying to create new experiences with upscale décorThe budgets for festive decorations and the celebrations have gone up.
- Embrace the animal kingdom in Namibia or feel the adrenaline rush in HK, plan a holiday with the kids this summerThis summer vacation let the children explore national parks, hike up easy treks and ride up those roller coasters.
- Stay playful: The mantra young India needs to knowWe moan over the time and resources wasted on our incessant elections, but perhaps we should value them for the laughter and political play...
- How BML Munjal University is igniting engineering students’ passion for learningThe college's dean, Amitava ‘Babi’ Mitra, says engineering education today needs to become more relevant, hands-on and rigorous.
- How to make your child a better investorIn many developed countries, financial literacy is part of the school curriculum. Many US states require students to study personal finance.
- Worldchefs, Nestlé to encourage healthy eating habits among children"Adopting a healthy lifestyle during the early years of life ensures healthy living and lesser health issues associated with old age," says...
- ET Awards 2015: Infosys Foundation walks away with Corporate Citizen awardNR Narayana Murthy, a trustee of the ISF, is certain that solutions to our developmental challenges can come only when youngsters think cri...
- Startups like Magic Crate, Flintobox, Itsy Bitsy, Themeefy are creating craft kits to keep children's hands busyParents are tired of buying the same kind of toys over and over - a red car this time, a blue car the next.
- Tablet turns into a lifesaver for autistic childrenThe Autism Society of India started the Prayas Project, which has an iPad lab in Indiranagar, Bangalore, said Sridhar Sundaram, who volunte...
- UK raises over 200,000 pounds for street children in IndiaA UK-based charity has raised over 200,000 pounds for poverty stricken children in India, particularly street children of Mumbai.
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