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The Kahani Blog

Become a Storyteller: How To Guide

Blog January 7, 2013

Budir Baadi (The Old Woman’s House) from Abol Tabol

Bengali January 4, 2013

Khuror Kol (Chandidas Uncle’s Machine) from Abol Tabol

Bengali Poems January 4, 2013

Haath Gonona (Palm Reading) from Abol Tabol

Bengali January 4, 2013

Tyash Goru (Strange Cow) from Abol Tabol

Bengali Poems January 4, 2013

A Gaine Folk Song By Chandra Bahadur Gandharbya

Folk Music December 13, 2012

Tuthuni Veda and The Story Of Creation By Pratap Rumjali Rai

Folk Tales December 9, 2012

Living Stories : Storytelling Traditions of India

Blog November 14, 2012

The Technology of Storytelling

Storytelling November 12, 2012

Bandar Mama (The Crocodile and the Monkey)

Fables November 11, 2012

Kitabein (An Ode to Books)

Hindi June 20, 2012

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#Saturday #storytelling

#Saturday #storytelling

"This is our cry. This is our prayer. Peace in the

"This is our cry. This is our prayer. Peace in the world." Sit around with your loved ones this #hiroshima day and listen to Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes by Eleanor Coerr. Link in bio. Remember to fold some paper cranes as you listen.
The recording is in #Hindi and the #English curated versions are also listed on the page.
#stories #peace #worldpeace

#storytelling with 40 kids from various learning c

#storytelling with 40 kids from various learning centres across Pune. #stories #story #storytime

Picture story - Rabbit Rides the Duck #picturestor

Picture story - Rabbit Rides the Duck #picturestory #picturestorybook #picturestories #childrensbookillustration

How do animal’s sleep and the story of the girl

How do animal’s sleep and the story of the girl who was wiser than the king. #story #stories #storytelling #storytime

Celebrate #worldnursesday with the amazing story o

Celebrate #worldnursesday with the amazing story of Florence Nightingale. #nurses #heathcareheroes Full story - http://thekahaniproject.org/फ्लोरेंस-नाईटिंगेल-florence-nightingale/

Picture Story 2 - Porcupine Collects Apples #pictu

Picture Story 2 - Porcupine Collects Apples #picturebook #picturebookillustration

Picture Story 1 - Two Foolish Goats Picture Storie

Picture Story 1 - Two Foolish Goats
Picture Stories by Radlov was first published in 1960, by Raduga Publishers of Moscow. This book appeared in almost all Indian
languages and could be bought on the pavement for just a few rupees. Unfortunately, after the disintegration of Russia this book has been out of print for over a decade. This child friendly book contains Picture Stories, which are full of fun, mischief and surprises. These stories do not attempt to sermonise, preach or teach. They are sheer, unadulterated fun for children. As the stories
are wordless - only a series of pictures, children can make up their own stories. The pictures of a particular story can be cut and
jumbled up and the children can then arrange them in their proper sequence.

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