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This story podcast is written and narrated by Pallavi Chawla.

Little lord Ganesh learns how to always remain happy. He discovered this essence while answering his mother's puzzle question so that he could have his favourite mithai MODAK!!

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This story podcast is written and narrated by Pallavi Chawla.

Krishna is a 6-year-old child who is struggling to read new words at school. Listen to this exciting story to learn how Krishna Enjoys Reading! When his teacher, Mrs. Dsouza, introduces new words through an exciting game.

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Ghughuti Tyohaar is a festival for the children. Ghughuti is a sweet made up of wheat flour, jaggery, and ghee. On Uttarayan day, children of Uttarakhand wear a Ghughuti Mala (necklace made with Ghughuti) and go to the terrace to call crows. Children would sing a folk song, 'Kale Kawa Kale Ghughuti Mala Kha Le....' to call crows. The crows listening to their sweet song would come to the terrace and eat ghughuti. The crows that signify ancestors in turn give a lot of blessings to the children.

Photo: Trilok Rana

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