Welcome to Curious Times!

A Big Hello to you, wonderful readers who have joined us on this great journey of exploring the world today through their heart and minds on their own. Curious Times is a Purpose, born out of a desire to keep curiosity alive in all of us, especially children. We are proud to present our very first newsletter. We hope that our passion for developing curious minds and providing information in a fun and simple way, will serve as a guiding light to our young readers as you continue to discover new things every single day.

The brilliant physicist Stephen Hawkings said “Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet…” So, we hope that you will continue to look to the stars every day.

We are always happy to hear from you. So feel free to tell us what you think about our articles - leave a comment on the articles that you like or drop us an email at hello@curioustimes.in .

Stay Curious!

Suryas Sangyini Chaudhary
Grade 5, DPS Sonepat

On: Wildfires in Mexico are creating environmental emergency

“This news is very alarming. We are from India but we will also help you in this problem. This problem is a DISASTER!! Even we can help you by writing letters.”

 

Have you caught up on our top 5 NEWS articles this week? If you haven’t yet, here is your chance

  1. Drones are helping to locate lost deer after Cyclone Fani.
  2. The Moon is shaking and shrinking, says NASA.
  3. Will People live on floating cities?
  4. Wildfires in Mexico are creating environmental emergency.
  5. G.S. Laxmi from India becomes first female ICC match referee.

Read More

  1. The oldest living tree alive in the world is the Pando, and it is believed to be over 80,000 years old.
  2. The Republic of Vanautu, an island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean, has an underwater post office.
  3. Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt.
  4. About 70% of all the world’s spices come from India.
  5. India has more people using the internet than the entire population of the US.
 

What do you call a chicken that knows everything?

An ‘eggspert’

Kristine, Grade 5

I come once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in hundred years. Who am I?

Watch out for the answer in our next issue.

Drink more water throughout the day

Now that the summer holidays are here, with long hot days, you may want to go out and meet your friends or go to the park. Nobody wants to be sick at home and miss out on all the fun that summer brings. So, it is important to stay healthy, hydrated and cool in the hot summer months. And what is one of the best ways to do that? Drinking a lot of water.

What are some of the benefits of drinking enough water?

  • It increases brain power and provides energy.
  • It improves your complexion and helps in digestion of food.
  • It strengthens your immune system and the functioning of other body parts.

So, remember to always carry a bottle of water wherever you go and enjoy a wonderful summer

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