The LITKIDS Talk Show

Are you interested in politics? Do you observe the political leaders? Are you a Trump fan? Does the way he talk fascinate you? Do you agree with his political reforms and decisions? Did u like the previous U.S. Presidents more? Do u feel India has better policies? Do you feel Modi is a way better administrator than Trump? Do u also feel he was a better businessman ? Listen to kids discuss what they feel about Trump. This is quite an entertaining episode.   

Featuring: Ahaan Modi Ishaan Shanker Rhea Sam  

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While the nation debated about the PM's 8 PM, these young citizens tried to decode what he meant. These kids are local, vocal and self-dependent when it comes to their opinions and stand united about one thing for sure. Care to find out what it is?  Check out their views and opinions on the speech, on this episode of the Litkids Talk Show. Let's hear what they think about the PM's address to the nation!  

Featuring: Ahaan Modi Ananya Aulakh Sam  

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Featuring: Ahaan Modi Ananya Aulakh Rhea Sam  

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TikTok is a Chinese video-sharing social networking service owned by ByteDance, a Beijing-based internet technology company founded in 2012 by Zhang Yiming. It is used to create short dance, lip-sync, comedy and talent videos. ByteDance first launched Douyin for the China market in September 2016. Later, TikTok was launched in 2017 for iOS and Android in most markets outside of China; however, it only became available in the United States after merging with Musical.ly on 2 August 2018. TikTok and Douyin are similar to each other, but run on separate servers and have different content to comply with Chinese censorship restrictions. The application allows users to create short music and lip-sync videos of 3 to 15 seconds and short looping videos of 3 to 60 seconds. They also have global offices including Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and Tokyo.The app is popular in East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, the United States, Turkey, Russia, and other parts of the world.  Since the early days of social media (in particular on YouTube,) lip-syncing videos have proved a popular form of user-generated content among teens. The popularity of TV shows such as Lip Sync Battle has also helped drive interest in this type of platform. 

Teens also enjoy competing in the different challenges which can be entered via the trending hashtags on the app. The app has a very dedicated, young community of users. For many of these users, gaining likes, followers and getting their videos featured on the app are important priorities.  Creating and sharing their own content is now a big part of how teens spend their time online. Teens are moving away from being spectators online to becoming content creators.   One of the major concerns of  TikTok has been the dark side of the app in the form of cyberbullying, harassment, and children being exposed to sexually explicit content.  However, the problem lies with the underage audience and the nature of the content. Though one needs to be 13 years of age or older to use the app, it’s not hard to find kids as young as 9.   

It has been a topic of debate whether an app like TikTok should be banned. Finally, the IT ministry has banned 59 Chinese-owned applications, including TikTok, ShareIt, UC Browser, Likee, WeChat, and Bigo Live. The Ministry stated they were “prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of india, security of state and public order.”  

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As countries start to reopen parts of the economy these kids evaluate how the lockdown impacted them, the economy and the planet.  

Online classes have become the recent trend and these kids have some interesting ideas to deal with them.   

We also spotted various extinct animals while we were caged in our houses the question remains who's doing more harm to the planet.   

On a lighter note we are becoming part of a history which many  generations will read and study about.   

In this episode of the LITKIDS Talk show , watch these kids introspect about lockdown and its impact.   

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Ahaan Modi 

Ananya Aulakh 

Aritree Sen Gupta 

Sam  

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Content is so much a part of our lives today – teaching/learning happens with content, even assignments are content-based – what do you think are the most important things for kids to keep in mind while creating content of any kind?  

Some people say be spontaneous and some say practice what you want to do and say – what's your approach towards digital content?  

What are the most common assumptions/mistakes new content creators make?  

How important is it for a content to communicate a message?  Is it always necessary?  

What are the essential skills one needs to have (other than acting/content creation skills) to become a successful creator? What else does it take?  

Everyone says a phone is enough but realistically what are the basic technical requirement to make videos if one is seriously thinking about it? (lights, mic, etc.)  

Editing is a part which a lot of home video creators ignore – your thoughts on it  

Any word of advice for moms who keep shooting videos of the kids and putting it up online?  

Your parting advice to young content creators

In this video an inspiring kid has explained the harsh reality about cyberbullying. This is a subject that people don't take seriously but its really astonishing to know how aware our children are and the rich knowledge they possess.  

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1-) What is Cyberbullying. 

2-) Kids on Cyberbullying. 

3-) Cyberbullying Laws. 

4-) School Bullying. 

5-) Kids Internet Safety. 

6-) Kids Speaking Out.  

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Renowned Indian television and film writer, Arshad Syed talks to kids about how to write to impact, influence, inspire or just give a message.  Arshad talks about his childhood memory of reading something that has stuck with till now. He truly believes writing has the power to make a difference and as a writer, one must be conscious of that. Some of his popular works include Student of the Year 2, Shaadi ke side effects, Chalo Dilli, Dasvidaniya, Adaalat, The great Indian comedy show, etc.  This video is about: 1. Writing Tips for Beginners 2. Power of Writing 3. Script writing for kids 4. Script writing for beginners  5. Script writing  6. How to write 7. Creative writing tips 8. Writing for movies  9. Writing stories  10. Writing to inspire  

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What's in a name ? 

 Storytelling is one of the most powerful means to express, teach, inspire. Stories allow us to connect with each other as human beings. Stories create magic and a sense of wonder. Storytelling helps you create/recreate stories that transport your listeners to a different world. They are experiencing what you experienced at that moment, feeling those same emotions that you felt. Isn’t that magical?  Some stories reflect a person’s journey while others are inspired by those surrounding us. Stories are all around us. Stories have always been a way to communicate. Before people learned how to write, they would tell each other stories. It takes you on a roller coaster ride of excitement, to fear, and everything in between. Stories allow people to connect with the message in a deeper, more meaningful way. That’s the power of storytelling.   We at LITKIDS would like to know your story and LITKIDS Express gives you the platform to share it with the world. It could be a real story close to your heart- about you or people you know, or a work of fiction, one that you would like to write about.     

Dia Bhojwani talks about her dilemma with her name. Indian names are based on a variety of systems and naming conventions, which vary from region to region. Names are also influenced by religion and caste and may come from epics. Most given names in India are intentionally chosen with a specific meaning, and many are acutely aware of the meaning of their name. It is common for people to be given names on the basis of horoscopes, usually provided by an astrologer. Dia brings in a lot of humor while talking about this very important Indian custom and how difficult it can be to live upto it.  

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