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YOUNG CHRONICLE November 28th, 2014 THE YOUNG CHRONICLE Malala and Kailash Satyarthi On Winning the Nobel Prize! Malala felt that if children are taught tolerance, patience and peace, then by God’s grace there will be good relations between India and Pakistan and we will be like brothers once again. Kailash Satyarthi, felt that, peace is every child’s human and fundamental right”. He added that, “Our youth should also realise that with respect, with freedom, with good education and with peace we want to live our lives. The Nobel Prize is one of the highest honours and awards given in the world. Nobel Prize is given in the field of To read more about the Nobel Prize, Malala Yousafzai’s and kailash Satyarthi’s story, read the newspaper dated October 31st, 2014. literature, medicine, physics, chemistry, peace, and economics. This year, a 17 year old from Pakistan, and a 60 year old from India, won the Nobel Peace Prize. Rambo (aka. Rohan) and Pranks (aka. Priyanka) have been very excited at the fact that a teenager, Malala Yousafzai, and an Indian, Kailash Satyarthi, won the Wow! Winning an international award only at the age of 17! Nobel I Better Catch Up! I can’t even tie my shoelaces properly yet! India Wins the Blind Cricket Peace Prize this time around. They watched the entire ceremony with a lot of excitement. Worldcup! Rons and Pranks both tried playing cricket with their They were stunned when they heard that Malala had faced bullets because of her conviction to study. Pranks was quite surprised that there were children who wanted to go to school and study! She hated school. eyes shut. But they were too scared. Mumma papa Rambo was quite impressed that Malala had addressed organisations and children in other nations, so that they could receive education. to playing professional cricket without being able to Rambo and Pranks were also very impressed with Kailash Satyarthi, who had left his job very early in life, to support the rights of labour and those of children. He had headed several international organisations that worked for the welfare of children. won the blind world cup against Pakistan, this year, but warned that it wasn’t something they should try, as it was dangerous. They wondered, how did the brave hearts actually get see, and that too so well? Of course, they were immensely proud that India had what inspired them was the determination of all the athletes, who fought all odds to play the game. More on this, on Page 6.