Representation in storytelling matters!

Little do we realise that food has seeped into our consciousness at a very early age — through folktales, parables, fables, and rhymes.

Encouraging your child to read or listen to stories should therefore help them to learn a second language in a way that is not only fun, but

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.

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

A story can carry us anywhere and everywhere… into a world where anything is possible

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

Each of the languages listed here has a little something special—something ancient—to differentiate it from the masses.

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

Over the decades India has made progress in many spheres of activity but deteriorated in the state of it's languages.

At Spin-A-Yarn India: our mission is to become the primary outlet of user-generated audio/video content for children.