Everyone has a lot to say about the state of our education system. But we seldom ask those who are undergoing it. Four teens from varied backgrounds discuss if their education is serving its purpose, what they find lacking in it, and what education even means in today's times. 

Three teens from Patna, Lucknow and Guwahati open up about their struggles with mental health issues, and coming out stronger.

Who would have imagined that a simple skateboard could inspire people and even change mindsets? But that is exactly what has been happening in a tiny village in Madhya Pradesh. Three feisty, amazing teens from Janwaar Village talk about how a skateboarding park changed them and altered the course of their entire lives. Theirs is an inspiring, heartwarming story that yet again proves the power of a simple idea and a determined spirit.

Four teens talk about living with disability and how being differently-abled makes them special. After all, why should physical limitations limit the spirit? Also, some poignant moments for us to reflect on who we are as a society and how we can be cruel and uncaring with the best of intentions.

Five teens from Patna, Jammu, Delhi and Mumbai talk about love and relationships, and navigating through it all with parents, school and studies. Do listen to Part 1 of this series before clicking on this link.

This Valentine month is the perfect time to talk about matters of the heart. We try to unravel how Gen Z falls in and out of love. Are there any new rules for relationships in the time of covid? Did the last two years change the way we express, propose and declare? Five teens explore all this and more on Part 1 of this special series.

Four Queer Teens and Allies from different parts of India talk about school, relationships, identity and more in Part 2 of this special series.

We live in a world where everyone is constantly trying to build their own unique identity. But if they stray even a little from what the society considers ‘normal’, there’s trouble. And no one understands this better than the Queer, the LGBTQ+ teenagers in India. What is life like for them? Four brave queer teens and allies discuss this and more in a 'straight from the heart' conversation.