This vibrant digital event provided a national platform for young performers across India to showcase their skills in music, dance, and instrumental performances, highlighting the power of online platforms in nurturing creativity.

Overwhelming Response and Grand Finale:

The contest received an enthusiastic response with hundreds of applications from talented young artists nationwide. Following a thorough selection process, 18 exceptional children  were shortlisted for the online grand finale on December 27, 2025.

These young stars delivered outstanding performances, impressing with their confidence, creativity, and artistry.

Winners of the National Online Talent Contest 2025:

Junior Category Winners:

– Sanvi Amol Kolhe

– Shashini M

– Ghanika Sehgal

– Reshika R

– Clara Zetkin VK

These young performers shone with impressive and confident displays in their respective categories.

Senior Category Winners:

– Siddhi S Chari

– Pranaya Manosh

– Sailohith Roshan

– Dhananjay Soni

– N. Ajay Mukunth

The senior winners captivated everyone with their exceptional skill, creativity, and stage presence.

Esteemed Jury and Event Team:

The performances were judged by a distinguished panel of experts, including eminent educators, lawyers, and professionals passionate about music and dance:

– Joyeeta Basu

– Madhurima Dutta Choudhury (Kolkata)

– Naveen D. (Bengaluru)

Their valuable feedback enriched the experience for all participants.

The event was gracefully hosted by Dr. Ruhail Choudhury, Founder of The Voices Online. Seamless coordination was managed by Malay Mukherjee (Co-founder) and Simran Choudhury (Junior Editor).

Celebrating Young Talent Through Digital Platforms

This successful event underscores the growing impact of digital platforms in discovering and encouraging young talent across India. The Voices Online continues to empower youth by providing opportunities for creative expression and global connection.

Congratulations to all participants and winners for making this National Online Talent Contest 2025 a memorable celebration of India’s young artistic stars!

For more details, visit [The Voices Online](https://www.thevoicesonline.com).

Each selected participant will be allotted a maximum performance time of 3 minutes. The Grand Finale will be conducted via the “Zoom platform”.
Detailed information, including the Zoom link and individual performance slots, will be shared separately with each participant through WhatsApp.

Final List of Selected Candidates:

Please find below the list of candidates selected to perform in the Grand Finale, to be held online on 27th December 2025 at 7:00 PM (India Time).

Junior Category (6 to 12 years):
Selected Candidates:

1. Shashini.M
   2. Ghanika Sehgal
   3. V.Mithesh
   4. Samaria Gangaramani
   5. Clara Zethin VK
   6. Moksh Jiten Kataria
   7. Reshika R
   8. Harini RP
   9.Mithra.T.Moorthy
   10.Sanvi Amol Kolhe
   Senior Category (13 to 18 years):

Selected Candidates:
1. Anusuya Mukherjee
2. Varalika Jain
3. N.Ajay Mukunth
4. Shalmali 
5.Dhananjay Soni
6.Adrika
7. Siddhi S Chari
8. Pranaya Manosh
9. D.Sailohith Roshan

Note: We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the candidates for the Grand Finale of The Voicesonline Talent Contest 2025 .

We also express our sincere appreciation to every child who participated and shared their videos. To encourage their talent and enthusiasm, digital participation certificates will be shared via WhatsApp. Winning is joyful, but participation is what truly nurtures growth and confidence.

Get ready to showcase your talent! Below are the complete rules, time limits, and judging criteria for each category in The Voices Online Talent Show 2025.

🎼  Category :Music

Time Limit for all Music Subcategories (unless noted): 5 Minutes Maximum.

Ready to Register for Music?

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR MUSIC

Send Your best performance video here(Google Drive Link or Media file) :

WhatsApp no.:  +91 89024 18041

💃  Category: Dance

Time Limit for all Dance Subcategories: 5 Minutes Maximum.

Ready to Register for Dance?

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR DANCE

Send Your best performance video here(Google Drive Link or Media file) :

WhatsApp no.:  +91 89024 18041

🎭 Category : Dramatic Art

Specific Rules for Dramatic Act:

Language: Hindi, English, or bilingual is permitted.

Performance: The act must be continuous with no blackouts.

Script Credit: If performing an adapted script, it is compulsory to give credit to the original person/group.

Prohibition: Vulgarity is strictly prohibited and will lead to immediate disqualification.

Judging Criteria for Dramatic Act:

• Voice Modulation and Expression.
• Body Language, including confident posture, purposeful gestures, effective stage movement, and sustained energy.
• Masterful physicalization of emotions and effective portrayal of the story.

Ready to Register for Dramatic Art?

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR DRAMATIC ART

Send Your best performance video here(Google Drive Link or Media file) :

WhatsApp no.:  +91 89024 18041

😂 Category : Stand Up Comedy

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THE VOICES ONLINE TALENT CONTEST 2025
(Celebrate Your Talent. Inspire the World.)

WELCOME TO THE VOICES ONLINE TALENT CONTEST 2025

Are you a young performer with a passion for music, dance, or dramatic arts? Do you dream of showcasing your talent before a national and international audience? This is your moment to shine!

The Voices Online is thrilled to announce the Online Talent Contest 2025—a prestigious platform celebrating exceptional young talent from across India. Whether you’re a budding musician, a graceful dancer, or a captivating performer, this is your opportunity to express yourself, build confidence, and connect with creative peers worldwide.

🎭 Event Date: December 27th, 2025
🎭 Platform: Online (accessible from anywhere around the World)
✨ Age Group: 6-18 years:

1. Age Group A : 6 yrs to 12 yrs
2.  Age Group B: 13 yrs to 18 yrs

Categories: Music | Dance | Dramatic Arts  | Stand Up Comedy  

To know  about All Categories and rules, Click here

WHY PARTICIPATE?

✨ Perform on a Prestigious Stage — Showcase your talent before a combined national and international audience
✨ Build Confidence & Skills — Gain valuable performance experience in a safe, supportive environment
✨ Earn Recognition — Receive certificates and compete for winner trophies
✨ Connect Globally — Meet creative peers from across India and beyond
✨ Express Yourself Freely — Celebrate your unique talents to the World.

Ready to register for participation?

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Send Your best performance video(Google Drive Link or Media file) here :

WhatsApp no.:  +91 89024 18041

ABOUT THE VOICES ONLINE:

The Voices Online is a globally recognized digital platform trusted by over 1.5 million viewers worldwide. Since 2019, we’ve been empowering young learners through creative expression, cultural exchange, and meaningful engagement.

Our platform has been appreciated by global thought leaders including Late Mr. Ratan Tata, UN Secretary-General, Mr.  António Guterres, and Mrs.Tara Gandhi,  and many more, reflecting our commitment to nurturing the next generation of creative, confident, and compassionate young leaders.

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:

🎭 Official Media Partner: The Echo of India
🎭 Co-Host: Theatrician, a distinguished English theatre group in India

🎭 Digital Media Partner: Brand Mark Digital Solutions.
🎭 Safe & Inclusive: Designed specifically for young performers aged 6-18 years
🎭 National Reach: Participants from 100+ leading schools across India
🎭 Global Audience: Broadcast to international viewers

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:

1. Register — Complete your registration  Click here for registration
2. Select Category — Choose your performance category (Music, Dance, Dramatic Arts or Stand-up comedy)
3. Submit Your Performance — Upload your talent video or performance details (Google Drive Link or on our WhatsApp no. +91 89024 18041
4. Showcase Your Talent — Perform live or through pre-recorded submission
5. Celebrate & Compete — Compete for recognition, certificates, and winner trophies

Send Your best performance video(Google Drive Link or Media file) here :

WhatsApp no.:  +91 89024 18041

IMPORTANT DATES:

📅 Registration Opens: November 20th, 2025
📅 Registration Closes: December 5th, 2025
📅 Preliminary Round Result: December 11th, 2025
📅 Final Event: December 27th, 2025

WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE:

✓ Official Participation Certificate
✓ Recognition on the national platform
✓ Opportunity to compete for winner trophies
✓ Exposure to national and international audiences
✓ Free The Voices Online Students Club membership.
✓ Connection with a global community of young creators

Rules for Participation:

1. Participants must be between 6 and 18 years of age as on 1st December 2025 (School ID Card is compulsory for all category to participate).
2. If selected for the final round, participants must submit a valid proof of age—such as a copy of their Birth Certificate, Passport, Aadhaar Card, or School ID Card(current) / Class X marksheet (if).
3. Participants must send a short video (maximum 2 minute) showcasing their talent in singing (any language), dance (any form), dialogue delivery (English or Hindi), jokes (English or Hindi), or playing a musical instrument.
4. All Videos for participation should be  taken in one shot (No edited copies accepted)
5. The last date to submit the video for the selection round is 5th December 2025.
6. The names of shortlisted candidates will be announced on 11th December 2025 at  our website (thevoicesonline.com).
7. Selected participants will perform live in an online event on 27th December 2025 from 7:00 PM onwards. Winners will be chosen by the jury based on their live performance.
8. Selected videos will also be uploaded to the Voices Online YouTube channel  or Instagram for a minimum of 10 days. The video receiving the highest number of likes will receive a special “Public Choice Award”.
9.  Please note that selection for the final round and the online grand finale will be entirely merit-based and decision of judges will be final, as per the evaluation and marking by our jury.  The jury’s decision will be final and cannot be challenged.
   
10. There is no participation fee—entry is completely FREE. We do not collect any payments, whether in cash, online, or through any other mode, from participants or their families.
    We strongly advise all participants Not to Pay Anyone claiming to represent this event.
11. Communication and Updates : For all communication and updates, please contact us only through this WhatsApp ID or visit our official website www.thevoicesonline.com, We are not using any other mode of communication at this time.
    To maintain confidentiality, we do not encourage phone calls. In case of any queries, you may send us a message, and we will try to respond at our convenience. Due to the large volume of messages we receive, we may not be able to reply to every query. 
12. All finalists will receive a certificate, and trophies will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.
13. For Stand Up Comedy Category(Please Note):
    a. Judgements will be based on speech humor sense and body language.
    b. Vulgarity and obscenity in any form is not allowed.

The video(Google Drive Link or Media file) must be shared on WhatsApp at:  +91 89024 18041

For any queries or further information, please visit: www.thevoicesonline.com.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS(FAQs):

Q: What age groups can participate?
A: Students aged 6-18 years are welcome to participate.

Q: What performance categories are available?
A: Music, Dance, and Dramatic Arts, Stand up Comedy.

Q: Is there any Participation Fees or Registration Charges for participants?
A: There is no participation fee—entry is completely free.

Q: Is the event truly online?
A: Yes, the entire event is conducted online, making it accessible from anywhere in India.

Q: Do I need prior professional experience?
A: No. All skill levels are welcome. This is a celebration of talent and creativity, not just professional performers.

Q: How will winners be selected?
A: Winners will be evaluated by a panel of experienced judges based on talent, creativity, and performance quality.

Q: Will I receive a certificate?
A: Yes, all participants receive official certificates of participation.

GET STARTED TODAY

Visit www.thevoicesonline.com to register and begin your journey as a performer on a global stage.

Questions? Contact us at:  Info@thevoicesonline.com / thevoicesonline2020@gmail.com

The Voices Online — Empowering Young Talent. Celebrating Creativity. Connecting the World.

Dr.Ruhail Choudhury

As children grow, they begin to discover the world with their own minds and hearts. The desire for independence and individuality is natural — it marks the beautiful journey from childhood to adulthood. Yet, in this process of self-discovery, many young hearts often forget that behind every step they take stand two unwavering pillars of love and wisdom — their parents and teachers.

In today’s fast-changing world, where modern lifestyles, social media, and global influences shape our thoughts, respect for parents and teachers is, sadly, diminishing. Whether in a humble village patshala or a modern international school, some young students find amusement in mocking or disregarding their mentors. Likewise, the deep reverence once naturally felt for parents has weakened, replaced by impatience and misunderstanding.

But life, with all its lessons, eventually brings everyone to realize the truth — that no one understands us better than our parents, and no one wishes for our success more genuinely than our teachers. Parents may not always fulfill every desire, but their every action stems from love, sacrifice, and concern. Teachers may seem strict or demanding, but behind every correction lies their wish to see us rise higher.

Sadly, this realization often comes too late — when the moments to apologize or express gratitude have already passed.

Our schools may not teach this as a subject, yet it is among life’s most vital lessons: those who guide, nurture, and correct us are, in truth, our greatest well-wishers. If we look beyond our youthful pride and listen with our hearts, we will see that our parents and teachers are not obstacles in our path, but the very light that shows us the way forward.

Venezuela’s Opposition Leader María Corina Machado Wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize

OSLO — In a striking decision, the Norwegian Nobel Committee has awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado, lauding her sustained efforts to restore democratic governance in Venezuela.

The committee credited her “tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela and her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy.” Machado’s activism stands out in a country where democratic institutions have been eroded and dissent harshly repressed.

Machado, born in Caracas in 1967, is an engineer by training. Early on, she co-founded the civic group Súmate, dedicated to election monitoring and promoting citizen participation in free elections. She later entered formal politics, founding the opposition party Vente Venezuela and helping to unify disparate opposition factions via the Soy Venezuela alliance.

Ahead of Venezuela’s contested 2024 election, she was disqualified from running by the Maduro-controlled authorities. Undeterred, she backed an alternate candidate, helped mobilize volunteer election observers nationwide and amassed independent tallies to contest the government’s announced results.

Despite facing threats, political bans, forced periods in hiding and a hostile state apparatus, Machado remained in Venezuela rather than flee overseas. In awarding the prize, the Nobel Committee called her “one of the most extraordinary examples of civilian courage in Latin America.”

Venezuela has slid from a relatively stable democracy to a deeply authoritarian state.The Maduro regime has gerrymandered courts and electoral bodies, disqualified opposition candidates, harassed civil society, and suppressed critical voices.

The 2024 election was marked by credible allegations of vote manipulation, suppression and the refusal to accept counter-tallies.

Meanwhile, Venezuela endures a severe humanitarian and economic collapse: hyperinflation, breakdown of public services, food and medicine shortages and mass emigration (nearly 8 million Venezuelans have left).

Machado’s Nobel Prize thus takes place against this backdrop: a nation with stripped civil space, desperate citizens and an opposition under siege.

While the Peace Prize drew political and international attention, the 2025 Nobel awards also honored major scientific and cultural breakthroughs:

• Medicine / Physiology: Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Shimon Sakaguchi were recognized for uncovering mechanisms of peripheral immune tolerance — how the immune system restrains itself to avoid attacking the body.
• Physics: John M. Martinis, John Clarke, and Michel H. Devoret won for demonstrating macroscopic quantum tunnelling and energy quantisation in electrical circuits — bridging quantum phenomena with mesoscopic systems.
• Chemistry: Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson, and Omar M. Yaghi earned the prize for their work on metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) — porous materials with applications in gas capture, catalysis, storage, and environmental remediation.
• Literature: Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai was awarded for a body of work that “in the midst of apocalyptic terror, reaffirms the power of art.”

Russia Advances in Cancer Treatment

In recent months, Russian researchers have made headlines with Enteromix, a personalized mRNA-based cancer vaccine developed by the Federal Medical and Biological Agency (FMBA), the National Medical Research Radiology Centre, and other institutes. The vaccine is designed to treat existing cancers rather than prevent them. Key features include tailoring each vaccine dose to a patient’s tumour RNA/neoantigen profile, enabled in part by AI-assisted identification of tumour mutations.

Preclinical trials of Enteromix reportedly show strong tumour shrinkage — in colorectal cancer models the vaccine caused reductions of 60-80%, with some reports of complete elimination of tumours in animal studies. Moreover, early human trials (Phase I, about 48 participants) are said to confirm good safety. Russian authorities expect that after regulatory approval, the vaccine will be made freely available to Russian citizens.

Other lines of research are also progressing:

• A TCR-engineered T-cell therapy (TCR-T) is being developed by Sechenov University for certain blood cancers; preclinical animal model work is underway, with clinical trials expected in 2026-27.
• For glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive brain cancers, researchers have built a microfluidic “blood-flow mimicking” platform. It helps to test drug penetration (e.g. temozolomide), and with additional treatment using red light, reportedly destroys up to 95-98% of glioblastoma cells in model settings.

These developments indicate Russia is pushing into the frontier of personalized immunotherapies and engineered cell-based treatments. If Enteromix and TCR-T therapies scale successfully, it could shift cancer treatment away from more toxic, generalized chemotherapy toward more precise, patient-specific options with fewer side effects.

However, several challenges remain:

• Rigorous larger trials: While safety and tumour shrinkage are encouraging, the evidence is so far limited in scale; Phase I / preclinical results must be validated in larger, randomized clinical trials.
• Manufacturing and cost: Personalized vaccines require individualized preparation per patient, which can be logistically complex and expensive, even if governments subsidize costs.
• Regulatory approval & oversight: Ensuring that efficacy, safety, and reproducibility meet international standards will be key before these treatments can be widely adopted.
• Access & distribution: Making cutting-edge therapies widely available in Russia’s large and diverse regions — and potentially abroad — will require infrastructure, trained personnel, and funding.

In sum, Russia’s recent cancer-research — especially with Enteromix — represents a potentially important advance in immunotherapy and personalized medicine. The early results are promising, but much depends on upcoming trials, regulatory approvals, and scaling. If those go well, these technologies could improve survival, reduce treatment side-effects, and transform how certain types of cancer are managed worldwide.

Disclaimer: The article is based on news available in reputed publications however we do not confirm the authenticity.

This year’s awards honored prominent educators from around the world, including Dr. Edwin Torres (France), Ms. Xiomara Lopez (Costa Rica), Dr. Audai Altie(UAE), Prof. Dr. Sarfaraz Khan and Ms. Lopa Mudra (India), for their exceptional commitment to advancing education in their respective regions.

As part of its initiative to foster global harmony, Voices Online also organized a thought-provoking panel discussion on “The Role of Educators in Promoting International Peace and Friendship.” The session brought together influential voices in education, including Mr. L. W. Hartnett, Ms. Rupkatha Sarkar, Ms. Joeeta Basu, Mr. John Bagul, Mr. Anoop Bose, Ms. Joyeeta Mukherjee, Dr. Deborshi Barat, Mr. Malay Mukherjee, Dr. Ruhail Choudhury, Mr. Tathagata Chowdhury, Mr. Suvendu Mukhopadhyay, Ms. Simran Choudhury, among many others.

The event served not only as a platform for recognizing excellence in education but also as a beacon for international cooperation, emphasizing the transformative role of educators in building bridges across cultures.

Artificial Intelligence is not just a technological advancement but it is a transformative force reshaping every aspect of our lives. From how we work and learn to how we interact with the world, AI is becoming central to our future. For students and youth, this revolution presents both immense excitement and pressing questions. While AI promises new opportunities, it also brings challenges, especially the fear of job displacement. In this rapidly evolving landscape, time has become a critical factor. Millions of career-focused youth are racing not just to survive but to thrive by acquiring the right skills.

In India, the enthusiasm among young minds mirrors the spirit seen during the software boom of earlier decades. Once again, Indian youth are determined to lead on the global stage. With a strong foundation in STEM education and a culture of innovation, India holds tremendous potential to shape the future of AI.

However, talent alone is not enough. What young Indians need are robust opportunities, accessible training, inclusive education, supportive policies and industry collaboration. Institutions and the government must rise to the occasion by investing in AI-focused curriculum, creating more AI research hubs and fostering a startup ecosystem that encourages experimentation and innovation.

India has the talent to lead the AI revolution but it must be nurtured. By bridging the gap between curiosity and capability and between potential and opportunity, we can ensure that the youth of India are not just participants but global leaders in the AI era. The future belongs to those who are prepared and with the right support, Indian youth will not just keep pace but they will set the pace.

 However, in times of adversity, there is often a ray of hope that shines through. Mr. Onkar Gujar, a distinguished lawyer based in Mumbai with additional offices in Delhi, Chennai, Pune, and Kolkata, is emerging as a beacon of support for the future of India’s legal community. As a partner at GNP Legal, one of the country’s most respected and dynamic law firms, Mr. Gujar is no stranger to the struggles of young law students. Though the specifics of his new initiative remain under wraps, trusted sources reveal that he is in the process of launching the GNP Foundation—a philanthropic venture aimed at empowering aspiring legal professionals.

The foundation, backed by Mr. Gujar’s partner Mr. Prince Pawaiya and a dedicated team of associates, is designed to provide crucial support to young law students. Its mission will be to guide them through the intricacies of career development, helping them acquire the practical skills necessary to excel in the legal profession and secure meaningful employment opportunities. The initiative promises to not only address the immediate need for career guidance but also empower the next generation of lawyers to navigate an evolving job market shaped by technological advancements and changing industry demands.

Those close to Mr. Gujar are eagerly awaiting the formal announcement of this noble initiative, which has already sparked excitement within the legal community. The GNP Foundation represents a significant step toward creating a more sustainable and supportive ecosystem for young legal professionals in India, offering both hope and tangible resources to help them overcome the current challenges they face.