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One day they want bedtime stories. The next, they close their bedroom door and ask for privacy. The journey from tween to teenager is one of the fastest and most fascinating transformations a child experiences. Between the ages of 10 and 16, children go through enormous physical, emotional, and social changes. Hormones begin to influence moods, friendships become increasingly important, and the desire for independence grows stronger. Parents often feel as though their cheerful child has suddenly become quiet, argumentative, or unpredictable. The truth is that this transition is completely normal. Tweens usually seek reassurance from family while slowly exploring their own identity. As they move into their teenage years, they begin questioning rules, testing boundaries, and forming opinions that may differ from those of their parents. This is not necessarily rebellion. It is part of learning who they are. Communication also changes. Teenagers may speak less, spend more time with friends...

 Young voices have always shaped history, but the recent protests in Delhi highlighted something different. This time, Gen Z did not simply join an existing movement. They became its driving force. Raised in a world of smartphones, social media, and instant access to information, this generation approaches activism differently. Instead of relying only on traditional organizations, they use digital platforms to spread awareness, organize gatherings, fact check information, and amplify voices that may otherwise go unheard. A single post, reel, or hashtag can reach thousands within minutes, turning online conversations into real world action. What stood out during the protests was not just the number of young participants but their confidence in asking questions. They demanded accountability, encouraged discussions, and inspired many first time protesters to step forward. While opinions on the issues may differ, their willingness to participate in democratic processes reflects an impo...