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Discover a fresh blend of knowledge, inspiration, and creativity in Perceptive Minds, Volume 6, Issue 19, covering 16–31 July 2026. Created as engaging edutainment for young readers, this eight-page fortnightly issue brings together current affairs, career guidance, life skills, environmental awareness, culture, science, puzzles, and thought-provoking stories.
The issue features an informative guide to building a career in event management, including courses, essential skills, career opportunities, leading institutions, and the growing influence of AI. Its exclusive story, “Speak Up, Shine Bright,” encourages children to overcome stage fright, develop confidence, and recognise public speaking as a valuable life skill. Parents will also find practical ideas for creating a supportive environment in which children feel heard and empowered.
Readers can explore the future of farming through “Agriculture Is Our Culture,” an inspiring article that presents agriculture as a modern, technology-driven enterprise shaped by planning, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The issue also raises awareness about responsible technology use through a feature on digital footprints, while its health column introduces five natural markers of everyday well-being.
Alongside a lively roundup of national, international, environmental, scientific, sporting, and space-related developments, young minds can enjoy experiments, puzzles, reasoning questions, numerical activities, and fascinating facts in the Junior Genius section. The issue concludes with a colourful celebration of Karnataka’s artistic heritage through Mysore painting, Chittara art, and Mysore Ganjifa, together with an engaging nature feature on armadillos.
Informative, encouraging, and enjoyable, this edition of Perceptive Minds invites youngsters to stay curious, speak confidently, think responsibly, appreciate India’s heritage, and imagine a future filled with possibilities. It is an enriching read for students, parents, educators, and everyone committed to shaping perceptive young minds.