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Cartoon illustration of a shark near polymer bags containing carbon dioxide

Weird & Wonderful

Bold and Outrageous Energy Ideas

14th June 202214th June 2022 Rama Ramesh eco-friendly, energy, World Environment Day

Some eco-friendly and audacious ideas that people have come up with to give Earth a chance to recuperate.

Weird & Wonderful

Sizzling Summer Camps

20th May 202214th June 2022 Rama Ramesh magic, summer vacations

You would have heard about summer camps for music, dance and art. But there are quirkier ones out there that you’re possibly not aware of.

Illustration of girl planting a Tree Book Tree

Weird & Wonderful

Open a book, open up magic!

16th April 202219th April 2022 Rama Ramesh booklovers, books, reading, trees, worldbookday

Book lovers are always on the lookout for that quirky little masterpiece. It’s only appropriate that for World Book Day, we look at a few fun literary creations.

Woman looking at the Greek dessert Koulourakia

Weird & Wonderful

Time for biscuits and cookies!

22nd February 202222nd February 2022 Rama Ramesh biscuits, cookies, dessert, Greece

Who doesn’t love cookies? And that’s why hundreds of cookies and biscuits of different sorts have sprung up everywhere.

Illustration of Jonathan Swift keeping a child at arm's length

Weird & Wonderful

It was Time for Resolutions

14th January 202214th January 2022 Rama Ramesh Jonathan Swift, new year, resolutions

People around the world, and even centuries ago, have been making and keeping or breaking them.

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I’m an ardent fan and avid reader of The Teenager Today. I find it very interesting and educative. It covers topics that are relevant to the youth of India. It inspires, motivates, encourages, and imparts confidence through its various articles. It helps us to bring out the best in us. Teen Space, Music, Weird & Wonderful, Global Icons, Photo Pik and Poets & Poetry are my favourites.

Candice (15)

Mumbai

Nourishes us with knowledge

The Teenager Today is the best magazine because it heals psychological wounds through counselling and nourishes us with knowledge. I always look forward to reading it every month. It has become a part and parcel of my life. I have gone to the extent of carrying it during my long and short journeys. I thank the editor and his team for such an inspirational magazine.

Peter P., SJ

Kerala

Excellent content!

The Teenager Today is completely different from other youth magazines because of its excellent content. My parents, too, appreciate and love reading the magazine. I don’t leave a word of any article unread and even read the magazine during my exams! TTT has also encouraged me to improve my reading habits. It is a great companion for me during my teen years.

Vivek (15)

New Delhi

Filled with creativity and valuable thoughts

I enjoy reading The Teenager Today. The articles give plenty of life lessons and resonate with the current times. It is filled with creativity and valuable thoughts.

J. Prince Wilfred

Thiruvananthapuram

It has become a part of my family

I first started reading The Teenager Today two years ago. Since then it has become a part of my family, with all the members enjoying reading it. With the help of its articles, my personality has blossomed. The T-Zone section is my favourite; I love solving Mind Games and reading the jokes in Funny Bone. TTT is my best friend in the most troublesome days of my life, helping me deal with my problems.

Anushka (16)

Indore

Helping us through these tough years

Thank you so much, TTT, for helping us through these tough years! You are such a good friend. I love to read Soul Strings, Bob’s Banter, Inspiring Lives, Your Health and Teen Point of View. I look forward to reading more great articles in upcoming issues of this wonderful magazine.

Shreya (15)

Jaipur

So much to learn from TTT

The Teenager Today is my favourite magazine. I wait for it excitedly every month. There is so much to read in it and so much to learn from it. Hobby Lobby, Global Icons, DYK and Dear Youth Counsellor are the first columns that I read when I get the magazine.

Sakshi (16)

Patna