18 Under 18 Awards

Meet Aaratrika Ghosh – 18 under 18 Champion: Multi-Talented Luminary Steering Change!

Sejuti Roy
Sejuti Roy
Posted on 02 Feb 2024
13:28 PM
Aaratrika Ghosh, All Rounder, winner of The Telegraph Online Edugraph 18 under 18 Awards 2024.

Aaratrika Ghosh, All Rounder, winner of The Telegraph Online Edugraph 18 under 18 Awards 2024. The Telegraph Online Edugraph

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Summary
Aaratrika Ghosh emerges as a shining example of versatility and dedication, seamlessly blending her diverse talents into a tapestry of accomplishments.
A student of Delhi Public School Newtown, Kolkata, Aaratrika's journey is a testimony to her unwavering pursuit of excellence across various domains.

Aaratrika Ghosh emerges as a shining example of versatility and dedication, seamlessly blending her diverse talents into a tapestry of accomplishments. A student of Delhi Public School Newtown, Kolkata, Aaratrika's journey is a testimony to her unwavering pursuit of excellence across various domains.

From clinching the prestigious Blue Blazer Award for six consecutive years to securing a remarkable 97% in her ICSE Board Examinations, Aaratrika embodies the essence of academic excellence. Furthermore, her leadership roles as the Deputy House Captain, Prefect and Literary Head of her school exemplify her commitment to shaping a better tomorrow. Aaratrika holds 2kyu Brown-Black Belt in karate and a distinction in Kathak. She is also the Head Editor of her school magazine ‘Udaan’, and was awarded by UNESCO and Takhte for her essay in the book Year 2 AC (After Coronavirus) A Future Imagined by Youth: Essays by 100 Young Indians.

Another feather in her blooming cap was when Aratrika earned a commendation from the John Locke Institute for a psychology research essay that was judged by a panel of senior academics from universities like Oxford and Princeton, while simultaneously completing successful journalism internships at reputable news organisations. She has made meaningful contributions to community service initiatives like Project Abhay and to the Young Advocates for Clean Air and Civic Innovator Fellowship; thereby showcasing her commitment to positively impacting society.

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Our young achiever Aaratrika Ghosh!

Our young achiever Aaratrika Ghosh! The Telegraph Online Edugraph

With aspirations as expansive as her accomplishments, Aaratrika envisions a future where she harnesses her passion for journalism to effect meaningful change. "I’ve always been captivated by the world of journalism, aspiring to delve into investigative journalism merging my love for research with technical writing abilities. Through journalism, I aim to explore the role of print media as a catalyst for societal transformation. Additionally, I am committed to continuing my work towards the education of the differently abled through Project Abhay,” she shares with us.

Looking back on her recent triumph at The Telegraph Online Edugraph 18 under 18 Awards 2024, Aaratrika expresses, "It’s an absolutely surreal experience and I’m standing on a thin line between unconditional excitement and immense gratitude. It is truly an honour to be recognised by The Telegraph Online Edugraph, and this award inspires me to continue pursuing my passions and making a positive impact in the community."

Aaratrika's journey is not merely a narrative of individual triumphs, but a testament to her unwavering dedication to societal betterment. With each accolade she garners and every milestone she achieves, Aaratrika Ghosh continues to redefine the boundaries of success, inspiring countless individuals along the way.

At The Telegraph Online Edugraph, we applaud her remarkable journey and extend our sincere wishes for continued success as she ventures forth into the future.

Click here to know more about Aaratrika Ghosh’s journey.

Last updated on 02 Feb 2024
13:29 PM
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