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An 11-year-old bookworm from Delhi whose love of reading took off with Percy Jackson and Harry Potter. Ashvik writes layered stories full of twists, each chapter changing flavour like his favourite ice cream.

A writer from Gurgaon who thrives on experimentation and bold ideas. Maneet writes with a mind wide open and a pen that loves to wander — stories for readers who crave meaning, mystery, and a touch of minty magic.

A 12-year-old from Delhi who thrives on creative expression. Whether on stage in theatrical roles, singing classical music, drawing, or crocheting intricate designs, Vedika channels imagination into everything she does.

A 9-year-old who loves writing, swimming, and singing. Once Vanya starts a story, the ideas keep coming until it builds itself into something whole.

A gentle, curious 10-year-old from Noida whose world is built from books, Smartivity kits, and long summers in the pool. Kiyansh writes whole universes full of twists, turns, and Nutella-sweet endings.

An 8-year-old who loves reading stories almost as much as writing her own poems and silly tales. When she is not writing, Alyza is doing gymnastics or making art, and she is happiest when she gets to mix all three.

A spirited storyteller from Hong Kong who turns real-life adventures into page-turning fiction. Saanvi writes with playful, vivid heart — and just enough sparkle to make readers believe in magic.

A storyteller from New Delhi who writes with a heart full of fantasy and a mind that orbits the cosmos. Nikunj writes with intrigue, quick pacing, and a zest for science and discovery.

A curious 10-year-old who loves puzzles, board games, and watching her dog Rainbow dream. Aashie turns everyday wonder into stories with a little help from her mum and a lot of imagination.

A 10-year-old from Faridabad who has been writing stories since second grade and dreams of building a library bigger than the White House. Sarvam fills his free time with fiction, sci-fi, and adventure.

A 9-year-old storyteller from Hong Kong with a fearless imagination and an adventurous spirit. Aarjav writes with heart and a detective's eye for detail — tales brimming with excitement, curiosity, and a sprinkle of mystery.

An 8-year-old who loves Owl Diaries, scary stories, and drawing unicorns. Seeratt brings the same determination she puts into her cartwheels to writing tales about kindness and magic.

An 11-year-old avid reader who loves stories that make her see the world differently. Ridhvi writes time-bending adventures about people coming together to protect the world they share.

A 13-year-old from Noida who lives between many worlds: Kathak, freestyle and hip-hop, swimming, and a serious love of fantasy fiction. A self-declared foodie, Mehreen writes warm, surprising stories with heart.

A 7-year-old storyteller who loves adventure, funny characters, and football in equal measure. Nivaan is always dreaming up new ideas and writing them down.

An 8-year-old mystery-lover and passionate footballer who reads everything he can get his hands on. Krivam writes fast-paced tales full of twists, chases, and clues, fuelled by his love of travel and a good puzzle.

A 16-year-old from Noida and a fixture of the debating and Model UN circuit, where he has argued everything from climate policy to intergalactic conflict. Samarth writes with the precision and curiosity of someone who values a good idea.

A 10-year-old from Delhi inspired by the heartfelt, imaginative tales of Sudha Murthy. Ayaansh brings warmth, wit, and wonder to his own writing.

A writer from Gurgaon whose imagination is as expansive as the savannahs that inspired his latest work. A visit to Kenya sparked his story, weaving together adventure, emotion, and a touch of the unexpected.

A young writer from Noida whose imagination stretches across galaxies and generations. Inspired by Percy Jackson and Harry Potter, Aanya writes with heart, urgency, and a sense of wonder — inviting readers to both imagine and care deeply.

A 10-year-old from Delhi with a deep love for fantasy and humour, especially Harry Potter. When Jayaditya is not playing or watching cricket, he is drawing, painting, and dreaming up adventures.

A 13-year-old who reads to understand the world, drawn to books about displacement and belonging like The Boy at the Back of the Class. Zainab writes with purpose, hoping her stories open eyes the way reading opened hers.