Books

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“How do I get my child interested in the  Ramayana?” is a question most Indian-origin parents and grandparents  grapple with when they want to introduce the oldest Indian epic by  Valmiki to their toddlers and youngsters. We’ve hit upon just the right  formula – a picture book comprising AI-imagined events from the epic combined with captivating storytelling.

The innovative blend of stunning imagery and enthralling storytelling  will ignite your child’s fascination with the timeless epic, Ramayana. Perfect for parents and grandparents seeking to share the magic of  Indian mythology with their little ones, this book promises to spark  imagination and create cherished memories for generations to come. The  book takes you on a pictorial journey of Rama and sage Vishwamitra on a  thrilling adventure filled with bravery, love, and practical wisdom. From mastering the use of ancient astra missiles to facing off against  formidable demons, every page is filled with excitement and wonder.

A fictional account of the end of the universe and the creation of a new one in the form of a short story book. Two Suktas or hymns from the ancient Rg Veda form the basis of this work – Nasadiya Sukta and Purusha Sukta. For the religiously inclined, it’s a short account of how the supreme being created the universe. But for those who question religious beliefs, it allows for the interpretation of a universe originating  without someone’s will or intent.

Closely following Valmiki's Ramayana in describing the exploits of the adolescent Rama, this book is intended for those who are not so familiar with the Ramayana. Various narratives of the Ramayana exist not just in India in several languages, but in countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. For those familiar with Rama's story, well, this is just another version.