In Vijaynagar, the one who sees Ramaya's face first thing in the morning is cursed for the entire day. The king checks for himself, and what happens after that is an intriguing tale of Tenali Raman's wit-and-wisdom. Find out as you listen to the Telling Tale of Tenali Raman and The Cursed Man.

A great scholar visits king Krishnadevarya's court and claims that he knows everything. Was he really the most learned or was Tenali Raman able to outwit him? Listen to the telling tale of humility-and-wit.

"The Little Red Hen" is an American fable about hard work and how it pays off. What's your answer "not I" or "I will"? Find out more as you listen to the telling tale of hard work.

"Why should we greet people?" Vandit from Chennai asks this simple, innocent question that many kids would relate to. Let's hear it in this episode!

"Why do people cut trees even after knowing it is harmful for earth?" Nyshita from Bengaluru asks this thought provoking question that we often see happening around us. Then, what is right thing to do and what is wrong? Find out as you listen to the telling tale from our summer series on morality-and-mannerism.

"Why do we have to brush our teeth in the nIght and wear night dress too?" Piasha from Redmond asks this question that so many kids would like to know about. And why not? Find out as you listen to the telling tale from our summer series on morality-and-mannerism.

Why should we follow traffic rules? Avyana from Hyderabad asks this simple innocent question to which kids would definitely wonder why? Find out as you listen to the telling tale from our summer series on morality-and-mannerism.

"Why do we have to pay for our needs and wants?" Kiaan from Dubai asks this thought provoking question that helps us understand the concept of money and why it is a medium of exchange for our needs and wants. Find out as you listen to the telling tale from our summer special series on morality-and-mannerism.

"Why are there problems in life?" Vedansh from Hyderabad asks this interesting question which many kids would have wondered often! Find out as you listen to the telling tale from our summer series on morality-and-mannerism.

"Why do I have to share?" Anika from Brisbane asks this question that so many kids would like to know about as we are always taught to share with our friends. And why not? Find out as you listen to the telling tale from our summer series on morality-and-mannerism.