Chintan Girish Modi

Courage is such an important thing to have and so important for us to nurture in our children–the courage to speak the truth, explore sensitive issues, ask important questions. One way of doing this is to expose our children to stories that celebrate this kind of courage.

Siddharth Gupta

A photographer by profession who became interested in storytelling during one of his travels and learnt the art. The author shares his journey into the wonderful world of storytelling.

Jeeva Raghunath

Storytelling is perhaps one of the oldest folk art forms alive today. And like most things traditional and old it has had to adapt to the changing times to survive and thrive.

Pradita Nambiar

There is nothing in this world more gratifying than reading a good book. But reading habits are dying. In order to bring back reading into the lives of her little students, this teacher started letting her pre-schoolers borrow books from the school library for the weekend. Her initiative has not only got her little ones reading but has also seen the parents get back to reading books.

Gowri Iyer

Stories and telling them played a very important role in this mother’s parenting style. She also found her true calling during this time. The author now helps make learning exciting and relevant to children at a learning centre and this she does through stories.

Geeta Ramanujan is undoubtedly one of the finest storytellers from India. Through her storytelling academy, Geeta is working hard to make teaching through stories a part of every school’s methodology. These are excerpts from her interviews.