Indian women's cricket team Archives ⋆ The Teenager Today

Smriti Mandhana: India’s lone credit earner

22nd March 202222nd March 2022 Gp. Capt. Achchyut Kumar cricket, ICC, Indian women's cricket team, Smriti Mandhana, women's cricket

Winning the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Award on being named ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year, Smriti earned a rare double as she had won the award for the first time in 2018.

Shafali Verma raising her helmet and bat

Cover Story Sports

Shafali Verma: Watch out for this youngster!

28th February 202028th February 2020 Gp. Capt. Achchyut Kumar Indian women's cricket team, Shafali Verma

Brought up in a state where girls are seldom encouraged to participate in outdoor games, Shafali had to be passed off as a boy to start her cricketing career.

Sports

Smriti Mandhana: A rising star of women’s cricket

26th April 201925th May 2019 Gp. Capt. Achchyut Kumar BCCI, ICC, Indian women's cricket team, Smriti Mandhana, women's cricket

Smriti Mandhana was named ODI Player of the Year by the ICC; a never-before honour for any Indian woman.

Sports

Jemimah Rodrigues: 17-year-old bleeds blue for India

27th April 2018 Liam Dias cricket, Indian women's cricket team, Jemimah Rodrigues, women's cricket

Simply put, Jemimah Rodrigues isn’t eccentric or flamboyant. She isn’t your normal 17-year-old Bandra (Mumbai) girl either. She comes across as timid, but that’s without a bat in her hand. She’s a nightmare to bowlers and a bore to wicketkeepers (because she seldom misses a shot).

Every issue is inspiring and challenging

The Teenager Today is one of the best magazines I have ever read. Every issue is inspiring and challenging and carries a valuable message. I have improved my vocabulary and my communication skills, too. Nowadays, most of our youth are not able to discern their thoughts and feelings, but through the Youth Counselling column many are growing in their maturity and improving their self-esteem.

P. Moses

Andhra Pradesh

TTT will enhance its rapport with teenagers

I just finished my first issue of The Teenager Today. The Cover Stories, Life Lessons, Opinions, Features and Wired columns all caught my attention. They are stimulating and serve as an excellent window into fresh infotainment of choices and possibilities. With its relevant articles, TTT will enhance its rapport with teenagers and play a vital role in the transformation of our youth.

Charis Xavier

Thiruvananthapuram

Very creative and helpful

I read The Teenager Today for the first time and found it very creative and helpful. The topics in the magazine help the youth grow in general knowledge and have the potential to motivate them to go forward in life. I feel privileged to be a part of The Teenager Today family. I can’t wait to read the next issue. Thank you, TTT, for your creative inputs in all your issues.

Pilat

Udalguri, Assam

My motivations and inspirations are re-ignited

It is very inspiring to know that the youth not only read The Teenager Today but also write poems, articles, stories, etc. My motivations and inspirations are re-ignited when I read Poets & Poetry, Short Stories and Youth Counselling. I appreciate the editorial team for its hard work, and I hope that it keeps adding feathers to its cap.

John Samuel

Bengaluru

The mag has become very important to me

My school, Agragami Convent School CBSE, Mhasala, Wardha, subscribes to The Teenager Today every month. It is very interesting to read the magazine and the Life Lessons articles are very helpful for me. The magazine has become very important to me because of its motivating topics.

Eishaan Prashant Joshi (14)

Wardha, Maharashtra

I have fallen in love with TTT

The first impression is the best impression. This is true for me after reading The Teenager Today. I have fallen in love with it. It is that one magazine that has a mix of everything: Life Lessons, Music, Poems, Photo Pik, etc. I’m sure that The Teenager Today is helping many people; I can say I am also one of them.

Merinth

Thiruvananthapuram