When the Green Choice Becomes The Easy Choice
π Author: Priya π Article ID: WTW-MON26-621 π Category: Super-Seniors (11β12) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry You reach for a bottle of water in a shop. One is packaged in plastic, the other in glass. The price difference decides for you before you even think about the environment. The choice was made not by your […]
The night that disappeared
π Author: Saanvi Srivastav π Article ID: WTW-MON26-609 π Category: Seniors (9β10) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry There was once a time when night meant darkness. When the sun disappeared below the horizon the sky slowly turned to night and the stars appeared. The streets became quiet, the birds went back to their nest and […]
Melting of Glaciers and Rising of Sea Level
π Author: Gariyashi Thakuria π Article ID: WTW-MON26-479 π Category: Seniors (9β10) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry In the high Artic, climate change does not happen in silence but it sounds like a shotgun blast as a thousand-year-old ice shelf fractures and slides into the sea. To understand why a rising ocean threatens a coastal […]
The planet has no delete button
π Author: Aarushi Pawade π Article ID: WTW-MON26-638 π Category: Super-Seniors (11β12) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry We live in an age of the delete button.Delete a photograph.Delete a message.Delete an unwanted file.Delete an old post.One tap, and it disappears from our screen.So perhaps, somewhere along the way, we began believing that the physical world […]
BIOLOGICAL FALLOUT FROM OUR AGGRESSION
π Author: Himanshi Saini π Article ID: WTW-MON26-757 π Category: Super-Seniors (11β12) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry Lotuses in the shallow waterβ¦Cluster of yellow-orange flower on Kadamba tree with moths and butterflies along side of those drinker of honeyβ¦ BeesEvery ecosystem follows a biological calendar. Flowers bloom, insects emerge, birds migrate, fish reproduce and crops […]
The River That Never Reached the Sea
π Author: Anushree Singh π Article ID: WTW-MON26-422 π Category: Super-Seniors (11β12) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry I have never seen the ocean. Not once. People find that strange. They assume everyone has, at some point, stood at a shore and felt something shift inside them. But I grew up in Kanpur β about as […]
The AI We Build Should Not Cost Us the Planet
π Author: Prakhya π Article ID: WTW-MON26-549 π Category: Super-Seniors (11β12) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry We are building machines that can write, see, listen, predict, create and solve problems that once seemed impossible. Artificial intelligence is becoming part of almost every area of our lives. But there is one question I don’t think we […]
How Data Centres Sap Water from Our Lands
π Author: Prateechi Mohapatra π Article ID: WTW-MON26-791 π Category: Super-Seniors (11β12) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry The idea of the ‘cloud’ storing our digital data feels weightless when we ask Gemini about our homework questions we don’t want to do, asking ChatGPT to help with speeches we need to get through, or the voice […]
E-Waste and the Things We Leave Behind
π Author: Joyson π Article ID: WTW-MON26-527 π Category: Super-Seniors (11β12) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry I have a few old electronic things at home that I hardly use anymore. There is an old charger, some cables, a pair of earphones and probably a few other things I have forgotten about. They are not really […]
When the Monsoon Changes: A Wake-Up Call from Nature
π Author: Palak Sharma π Article ID: WTW-MON26-442 π Category: Super-Seniors (11β12) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry “The first drops of rain once brought joy, hope, and the promise of a good harvest. Today, the same clouds often bring fearβfear of floods, landslides, crop failures, and uncertainty. The monsoon has not disappeared, but it has […]