A heartwarming and funny short story by Shaurya Iyengar, a 9-year-old from Bangalore, about a day without mobile phones, highlighting the importance of digital detox, screen-free family time, and mindful living for children and families.
Listen to A Perfect Picnic, a delightful children’s bedtime story by Oushnika Chakraborty, a 9-year-old from Kolkata. Its about a joyful family outing that becomes meaningful when an injured puppy is rescued and reunited with its owner. A heartwarming story of kindness, bonding, and compassion.
A thought-provoking moral story by Damayanti, a 12-year-old from Panihati about a brilliant student whose pride leads to loss, humility and wisdom. The Girl Who Lost Her Intellect Overnight explores ego, growth, and true intelligence. Read the story here.
Kriti Sowmyanarayan, a 7-year-old from Bangalore tells a story named 'A Tangerine Tale of Fried Eggs' from her book Verse Traverse. Listen it here.
Pranav Raj, a 15-year-old from Mohania, writes a story 'The Cake Thief' about the missing cake that Ramu got as a gift from his uncle. What happened to it? Listen to find out.
Ashvi, an 8-year-old from Nepal, tells a story about Raj, who discovers a magical book that could make wishes come true. Will the book fulfill his wish? Listen to find out.
A heartwarming and funny short story by Shaurya Iyengar, a 9-year-old from Bangalore, about a day without mobile phones, highlighting the importance of digital detox, screen-free family time, and mindful living for children and families.
Listen to A Perfect Picnic, a delightful children’s bedtime story by Oushnika Chakraborty, a 9-year-old from Kolkata. Its about a joyful family outing that becomes meaningful when an injured puppy is rescued and reunited with its owner. A heartwarming story of kindness, bonding, and compassion.
A thought-provoking moral story by Damayanti, a 12-year-old from Panihati about a brilliant student whose pride leads to loss, humility and wisdom. The Girl Who Lost Her Intellect Overnight explores ego, growth, and true intelligence. Read the story here.
Kriti Sowmyanarayan, a 7-year-old from Bangalore tells a story named 'A Tangerine Tale of Fried Eggs' from her book Verse Traverse. Listen it here.
Pranav Raj, a 15-year-old from Mohania, writes a story 'The Cake Thief' about the missing cake that Ramu got as a gift from his uncle. What happened to it? Listen to find out.
Ashvi, an 8-year-old from Nepal, tells a story about Raj, who discovers a magical book that could make wishes come true. Will the book fulfill his wish? Listen to find out.
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