Hi, In this news episode, We cover some fascinating news from across the world

Hi, I’m back with some more interesting news from across the world. I’m amazed by all the events that happen across the world

Hi, I’m back with another episode with lots of interesting news from across the world.

There’s always something interesting and educative happening in our world. Here’s some news I’ve managed to capture in this fortnightly news.

Fortnightly world news covered for kids

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Discovery of plant based Antiviral medicine for Covid Joe Biden’s inaugural ceremony Military Coup in Myanmar Alexie Navalny, Political prisoner in Russia

Hi, This news episode speaks about a lot of events that happened since the year started… Covid news from across the world, on how Gorillas have contracted to it and how sad it is, that Brazil is facing its worst nightmare of having no oxygen to treat its suffering citizens. We also hear about how and why the Capitol saw some bad riots followed by Trump’s impeachment. In environmental news we see how microplastics are showing up in the arctic!! And that 2021 is set for a huge increase in outdoors CO2 levels…. We end our news with wishing Wikipedia on its 20th birthday and hear the exciting news of Tesla opening shop in Bengaluru, India. Hope you enjoyed and learnt something new. Thanks

Hi, Here’s some news from across the world. We also announce our December month’s competition winner… Its Tanvi B for her creative Chocolate Laddoo. – New Strain of Covid spreads faster – Cyber Attack in US – India’s first Driverless train – Nuro – first driverless delivery vehicle – Hayabusa-2 and Change’e space samples – Lewis Hamilton Environment friendly racing – Ranjitsinh Disale’s global teacher prize Hope you enjoy listening. Thanks!

Hi, In this news episode, we discuss quiet a few interesting events from across the world. – Covid vaccinations – Bangladesh Island for Rohingyas – Farmers protests in India – Mt Everest taller than thought – Japan brings back Asteroid samples – Amazon forest loss – Times magazine ‘Kid of the year Thanks,

Hi, Here’s my fortnightly news episode. I’ve come across some very interesting news on the internet. Ofcourse, we start with some news on Covid. Good part is about the Vaccination by oxford university. We then hear a little about protests going in various parts of the world like the Thailand, Belarus and Hong kong. In environment news, we could see how a map of all bee species in the world has been created to track the decline in bee population. There’s also the sad news about plastic in our oceans which is causing severe extinction of marine life. We go on to hear how a bunch of students have come up with a brilliant solution to stop tyre pollution. We hear to some space news on How China launches a mission to bring back some moon rock and sand just in time for Christmas. Also a record breaking Space X Falcon 9 launch. Finally, we wrap up with news about the deepest swimming pool in Poland. Also, a mysterious monolith found in Utah. Thanks for listening.

Hello all, We start our news with the unmissable news of Joe Biden being elected as the President of the United states. We have a quick look at 3 other countries which have gone through their elections in the recent past – Tanzania, Georgia and Ivory Coast. We listen more about the exciting news of how AI is helping us detect asymptomatic covid-19 affected people being detected with just their cough. TO compliment this, a little scientist may have found a way to stop Covid-19… We move on to see how China launched its first 6G test satellite and delve further into what all the buzz about 5G and 6G is… Major weather incidents never fail to make it to my fortnightly news and this time, it’s the Tropical Storm Eta pounding Cuba and Florida We end with 2 wonderful news… one in the deep ocean and one in space. Its regarding a really tall skyscraper size coral tower that has been discovered near the Great barrier reet in Pacific ocean and that our moon has been confirmed have water in the most familiar molecular form. We’ve also announced this month’s competition as ‘Best from Waste’. Please do send in your entries. I hope you enjoy listening