WRITER (RENEWABLE ENERGY)

Hi, I’m Adwiteya Sirohi, a B.Com (Honours) student at Gargi College, University of Delhi. I enjoy exploring the lesser-known parts of the clean energy story. For The Youth Voice, I wrote “Ocean Energy: Tidal and Wave Power Potential,” which looks at how the predictable movement of tides and waves could power coastal regions, and why cost, harsh sea conditions and grid access still hold it back.

WRITER ( LAW)

I’m Jyotsna Valeja, a first-year law student. Additionally, I’m a passionate poet and creative writer who loves to write appealing and heart-warming poetry. I aim to spread knowledge and awareness through my writing skills. I was also honoured with the most punctual student award by my school.

WRITER (TECH AND INNOVATION)

I’m Shruti Sharma, a High School Student and a firm believer in the strength of youth voices to shape change. I’m deeply passionate about creative expression, storytelling, and creating platforms where young minds can be heard and celebrated.I also run Paintlings, an art community that I founded to encourage young artists to express themselves through doodles, campaigns, and interactive events. Through both art and words, I aim to inspire, engage, and contribute meaningfully to the world around me.Art, writing, and observing the world from different lenses(scientific knowledge) make me feel alive. I enjoy blending imagination with purpose — whether it’s through creating something beautiful, supporting someone with sincerity, or simply learning something new every day.

WRITER 

I’m Anna Kataria, a 15-year-old from Chandigarh—Punjabi at heart and currently in 10th grade. I’m a mix of a MUNer, kathak dancer, an amateur musician and a horserider who finds joy in expressing and exploring. I feel deeply and I love learning new languages and connecting with people. I’m the president of Shakti Society where we uplift women through education, awareness and compassion.

WRITER (LAW)

Hi, I’m Kashvi Wadhwa, a high school student at DPS R.K. Puram, Delhi. I aspire to be a patent attorney, combining my love for technology and law. Beyond writing, I love creating from scratch, whether it’s art, a campaign, or an idea. Creativity is where I feel most like myself. I’ve also received scholastic awards for six consecutive years of academic excellence. On quiet days, you’ll find me making art, watching gilmore girls, and enjoying a slice of cheesecake, my ultimate comfort food <3. As one of the earliest contributors to The Youth Voice Journal, it’s been amazing to see it grow into a space for students to spread knowledge and share what matters. The articles I authored, Pink Tax and More Than One Aesthetic, explore identity, gender bias, and how women navigate the world. More Than One Aesthetic is especially close to me, as it reflects my belief that we don’t have to fit into one label. We can be sharp, soft, bold, and gentle all at once

WRITER (TEEN MENTAL HEALTH)

Hi, I’m Aditri Pandey, a 14-year-old student and an aspiring changemaker. I’ve always believed that words, ideas, and voices have the power to inspire change — and that’s why I’m so excited to be a part of The Youth Voice Journal. For me, writing isn’t just about putting thoughts on paper; it’s about connecting with people, starting conversations, and sparking hope. Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to explore a wide range of interests that have shaped me. I’m passionate about writing, debating, public speaking, dance, and innovation. Whether it’s representing my school in national-level competitions, performing as a trained Kathak dancer, experimenting with robotics and technology, or engaging in Model United Nations and Olympiads, each experience has taught me resilience, teamwork, and the joy of learning. I love exploring how creativity can be harnessed to solve real-world problems and to help people see the world in a different light. From winning environmental projects to developing safety innovations, I’ve learned that curiosity, when combined with action, can create meaningful change. This platform feels like a home for young voices like mine — a place where we can share ideas that matter. I’m grateful for this opportunity and look forward to contributing with sincerity, passion, and creativity, while learning and growing alongside such an inspiring community.

Role: WRITER (CLEAN ENERGY & AVIATION)

Hi, I’m Payal, a BA (English Honours) student at Miranda House, University of Delhi. I like writing about topics that sit where everyday life meets the climate challenge. For The Youth Voice, I wrote “Sustainable Aviation Fuel and the Future of Air Travel,” which looks at how fuels made from waste and renewable sources could cut emissions from flying without new planes or airports. I hope my writing makes complex climate solutions easier for young readers to understand.

Role: WRITER (ENVIRONMENT & MOBILITY)

Hi, I’m Bhavesh Khanda, a BBA (BFSI) student at JECRC University, Jaipur. I’m interested in how economics, business and the environment connect. For The Youth Voice, I wrote “The Environmental Impact of the Global Transport Sector,” which looks at how cars, trucks, ships and planes add to climate change, and how cleaner technology and smarter city design can help. I believe young people can push for greener ways to move.

WRITER (CURRENT AFFAIRS)

Hi! I’m Riddhi Maheshwari, a student at Lotus Valley International School, Noida who is passionate about dance, finance and business. As a driven individual, I am committed to making a meaningful impact in both the professional and social spheres. Currently a high school student with a focus on Business Studies, Economics, and Psychology, I am actively developing my leadership and organizational skills while giving back to the community.

I am particularly interested in sustainability, digital marketing, and exploring strategies to amplify the impact of community-driven initiatives.

WRITER (TECH AND INNOVATION)

I am a driven individual with a unique blend of technical expertise and a deep commitment to cultural preservation. With a keen interest in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science, I aim to explore innovative solutions that benefit society while ensuring that advancements in technology are ethically sound.I am currently developing a digital archive for Kashmiri heritage, bridging the gap between traditional and modern education. This project empowers students and community members to connect with their roots while accessing contemporary and historical knowledge. As the host of the “Safar Dar Watan” podcast, I explore the stories and traditions of Kashmiri culture, fostering conversations on cultural preservation and community resilience. 

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