एक समय की बात है| · Once upon a time.

Stories that raised generations, retold for yours

Timeless kathas of Gods, devas, sages, kings and Many more : told simply and warmly, the way our grandmothers told them. For children, for parents, for everyone who still loves a good story.

Choose your shelf

Every kind of tale, from one treasure chest

Pick a shelf the way you’d pick a story from Dadi’s/ Nani’s collection : by mood, by age, by the lesson your little one needs today.

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Tales of Sanatan

Stories from the Sanatan tradition — devas, sages and their timeless teachings.

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Wisdom Tales

Panchatantra and folk kathas — clever crows, honest woodcutters, lessons in disguise.

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Stories from the Epics

Episodes from the Ramayan and Mahabharat, retold one gripping chapter at a time.

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Gita Ka Gyan

Timeless wisdom from the Bhagavad Gita — one shloka, one lesson at a time.

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Little Lessons

Five-minute reads for young listeners — one story, one value, told before lights out.

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Did You Know?

Fascinating little-known facts from our heritage — the details behind big traditions.

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Numbers in Sanatan

Why 108 beads? Why 7 pheras? The meaning behind our sacred numbers.

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Festivals & Their Stories

The kathas behind every celebration — why we do what we do.

Mom’s Corner

Raising children on stories — reflections and tips from one parent to another.

Fresh from the storyteller

The latest kathas

  • Rath Yatra: The Festival Where the Lord of the Universe Comes Out to Meet His Devotees

    There are festivals that we celebrate, festivals that we observe, and then there are festivals that move millions of hearts across generations. Rath Yatra belongs to the latter. Every year, devotees eagerly wait for the grand procession of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Devi Subhadra. They gather in overwhelming numbers, not merely to witness a…

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  • Why Tulsi Is Planted in Every Home??

    A plant that became a member of the family. In Indian homes, Tulsi was never optional. Big house or small hut. Village courtyard or city balcony. If there was a home, there was Tulsi. Not because it looked nice. But because life felt incomplete without her. Let’s understand why every home needed Tulsi. Tulsi is…

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  • Let me tell you a story about the Storyteller Mom: aka me.

    Knowledge: My way of giving back to society! Hey, I am Parwati, born to very simple, innocent, and big-hearted parents. From childhood, I have seen them live their lives for others. They always had a way of giving back—to the world, the universe, and society. Being the elder daughter of the family, I witnessed everything…

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Bringing back the storytelling evenings

Every night, in homes across India, grandmothers once opened treasure chests of stories. Somewhere between busy schedules and glowing screens, those evenings faded. I’m a mother retelling the timeless kathas of our heritage : simply, warmly, the way they were meant to be heard. Whether you’re 1 or 91, there’s a story here for you, and a lesson tucked inside it.

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