Have you ever wondered why the Buddha wears a Greek toga?
The Buddha came from India. Why then is he dressed in a Greek toga in sculptures? Find out the fascinating connection.
When a Virus Changed History
A virus has crippled the world. Will things be the same ever again? This is not the first time a Virus has shaped Human History.
Shivaji : A Life in Art
Art can be a beautiful medium to introduce children to History. If you wish to look beyond the jingoistic Bollywood style of presenting History, Dhurandhar’s paintings of Shivaji are a great place to begin.
Enter the world of Indian Dinosaurs!
Books about Dinosaurs there may be aplenty. But have you heard about the Dinosaurs of India? Check this one out!
How did India get her name?
Among the first events that take place in an individual’s life is the ascribing of a name. Whether one has an elaborate naming ceremony or is merely quietly assigned a name, when a child is born – he or she is given a name. For with a name, a person acquires an identity. A differentiating […]
The Story of Kashmir for Children : Part V
Pakistani raiders are on Srinagar’s outskirts. The Maharaja sends an SOS. Will India come to Kashmir’s aid? What happened next? Find out in Part 5 of the Series on helping children understand the story of Kashmir.
Explaining Kashmir to Children : Part IV
At the end of Aug, ’47, Kashmir is neither part of India nor Pakistan. How will the tide swing? Find out in Part IV of the Story of Kashmir.
Explaining Kashmir to Children : Part III
The saga of Kashmir is complex. But its an important story to know. Here’s Part III of the series, to help you and your children understand the issue.
Be the Change…a Grandfather Gandhi Story
There are plenty of books for Children about Gandhi. What makes this one different is it’s author – Arun Gandhi, his grandson – and the unique perspective. Here’s a brief peek.
Explaining Kashmir to Children : Part II
The saga of Kashmir is complex. But its an important story to know. Here’s Part II of the series, to help you and your children understand the issue.
