Climate Change Is Reshaping Our Plates
🎓 Author: Viswasritha Rao Yadagiri 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-330 🏆 Category: Seniors (9–10) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry Climate change rarely announces itself with a dramatic warning. More often, it slips quietly into our lives through the things we know best. One morning, your coffee tastes a little less rich than usual. A mango […]
Should Ecocide Be Considered an International Crime?
🎓 Author: Japnoor Kaur 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-268 🏆 Category: Super-Seniors (11–12) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry As climate change intensifies, environmental destruction is no longer just a scientific or political issue; it has become a legal and moral one. This raises an important question: should ecocide be recognised as an international crime? What […]
Refill vs Landfill: The War Our Pens Started
🎓 Author: M. N. Sahana 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-204 🏆 Category: Super-Seniors (11-12) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry My study drawer is a graveyard. Fifty-three dead pens lie inside, and I have not even started Class 8 yet. I keep them thinking that they might work one day, but they do not. One has […]
Deep-Sea Mining: The New Frontier of Global Power
🎓 Author: Radhika Mishra 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-189 🏆 Category: Juniors (6–8) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry In the silent darkness of the ocean floor, where sunlight has never reached and life moves in mystery, lies a hidden world of rare and powerful minerals. Nickel, cobalt, copper, and manganese rest beneath thousands of meters […]
How Patriarchy Fuels the Climate Crisis
🎓 Author: Viyaan Baranwal 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-283 🏆 Category: Seniors (9–10) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry Gender Inequality and the Hidden Toll of Climate Disasters The climate crisis is not gender-neutral. As the summer arrives in India every year, taps go dry, and the news starts reporting about cases of heatstroke, water scarcity, […]
She Pierces the Fabric, Heat Pierces Her
🎓 Author: Vedant Mishra 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-218 🏆 Category: Super-Seniors (11–12) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry Chikankari, a delicate embroidery technique, intricately stitched with motifs of flowers and vines, inspired by the Persian culture, craft flourished under the Mughal Empire, with legend crediting Empress Nur Jahan as a major devotee and patron of […]
How Artificial Intelligence Can Help Save Our Planet
🎓 Author: Pratik 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-258 🏆 Category: Juniors (6–8) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry The Earth is our only home, yet it faces serious challenges such as climate change, pollution, deforestation, and loss of biodiversity. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and increasing waste are affecting millions of people around the world. In […]
A Voice from the Generation That Still Cares
🎓 Author: Subhashri Sahoo 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-022 🏆 Category: Super-Seniors (11–12) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry There was a time when mornings felt alive. The chirping of birds outside the window, the fragrance of wet soil after rain, the gentle movement of leaves under the cool breeze — these were not luxuries. They […]
The Anatomy of a Ghost: The Global Soul of a Smartphone
🎓 Author: Parv 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-020 🏆 Category: Juniors (6–8) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry I am the most intimate object in your life. I am the first thing you touch in the morning and the last thing you see before sleep. To you, I am a miracle of convenience—a seamless, weightless portal […]
The Voice Of A Tiger
🎓 Author: Vee 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-278 🏆 Category: Super-Seniors (11–12) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry “Trees are poems that the earth writes upon the sky.” — Kahlil Gibran Memories of a Vibrant Canopy The forest used to wake me before the sun did. Long before the first rays touched the treetops, the air […]