Storytelling has different forms and mediums across the globe. But every story has a common purpose no matter the country or medium.

A dance to express our undying love for Ganpati Bappa!

We have an obligation to read aloud to our children. To read them things they enjoy. To do the voices, to make it interesting for them.

Can we disrupt education in India with a new “hybrid” model?

Storytelling provides imagery-building skills, creates an attentive listener, expands interest into new areas.

What do you mean by a story? What exactly it tries to do to a reader? What are the benefits that it gives out to you?

Let purity come, dirt depart. Dirt is uprooted and its roots cast in the fire.

Whether it is to preserve history or provide moral lessons, ancient folk tales have served a much bigger purpose that just entertaining peop

Spin A Yarn India is on a mammoth cultural mission to preserve India's fairytales, folklore and fables

From Korea to Germany to Nigeria, every culture has its own version of ‘once upon a time’ – and most are more interesting than the English

To learn a language, it is MOST important for the children to enjoy themselves while they learn.

Our Children Learn From Watching Us. If She Can See It, She Can Be It.

It's not about the pride associated with local language, but demolishing the idea that standard languages are the only way to learn.

‘Daughter of India’ takes a look at five of India’s women pioneers. These are the inspirational stories of women in Indian history.

Out of a list of 48 individuals having received the Bharat Ratna only five female recipients have been women!

Navratri, (Sanskrit: “nine nights”) is a festival in honour of the divine feminine.

Mohandas didn't become the Mahatma overnight. Read the incidents that defined his journey!

Spin A Yarn India (www.spinayarnindia.com) is focused on Preserving, Protecting & Promoting Indigenous Languages in India

For schools the real key to success during this pandemic is a new healthy relationship they can develop with parents.

While language alone cannot fully account for ageist attitudes & the age-structure of India, it is an important part.