Combining heritage, culture, learning and fun through stories, songs and music, Karadi Tales delight children using voices of noted Indian and international theatre actors like Saeed Jaffery and Naseeruddin Shah. More>

'Granny's Tales' is an animation series that follows the Indian tradition of grandmothers narrating stories to their grandchildren. More>

This collection includes some of the most popular Nursery Rhymes videos for your little ones. These are the catchy songs that will stir your memory as well. More>

This section is a unique learn-while-you-have-fun concept for your little ones. A collection of audio-visual aids is offered online here to help your child learn about different animals, fruits, vegetables, shapes, colors, alphabets, numbers and lots more. More>

Written by great fabulist Aesop who lived in ancient Greece, Aesops Tales have become one of the most popular collections of stories for little tots over centuries. More>

The Jataka Tales of wisdom and morals, originally written around 300 B.C in Pali language, have been translated and distributed amongst people across the globe for centuries now.More>

Known to be more than a millennium old, the Hitopadesha Tales are logical, simple, straight forward and very popular stories involving birds and animals. More>

One of India's most influential contributions to world literature, the Panchatantra Tales were written around 200 B.C. to educate the sons of royalty. More>

Set in the exotic Orient, these mystical and wondrous stories are about happiness, sorrow, malice and triumph. More>

The Mahabharat tells the story of two sets of paternal first cousins - the five sons of the deceased King Pandu (the five Pandavas) and the one hundred sons of the blind King Dhritarashtra - who became bitter rivals and opposed each other in a war over possession of the ancestral Bharata kingdom.More>

The Ramayan is one of the two best-known Indian religious epics, the other being the Mahabharat. More>

The stories that a particular culture believes to be true are known as mythological stories. More>

Based on a fictional character from ancient Arabia, here is an enticing story about poor woodcutter Alibaba who takes on a gang of forty masked thieves and emerges a winner through an intelligent trick.  More>

The stories of Akbar and Birbal have delighted children and adults alike for generations and have come to become two of the most-loved figures of Indian folklore.  More>

Vikramaditya was a brave and noble king while Vetal was a ghost looking to free himself. Once, while was passing through a forest, the king heard a creepy voice crackling in his ear.  More>

Tales and Toons represent the rich Indian heritage that give you a message and enhance your knowledge.  More>