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Quarrel or Love?

Riya and Rishi, siblings who were two years apart, did everything together-eating, playing, and going to school but they often argued and fought over trivial matters. This troubled their mother a lot. She repeatedly explained that fighting was not good and that living peacefully together had many advantages. However, her efforts seemed to have no effect. Instead of admitting their mistakes, they blamed each other for starting the fights and ended up arguing again.

THE RETURN OF GANDHIJI

Preparations for celebrating Independence Day were in full swing in Champakvan. Children went to school carrying small tricolour flags in their hands. Those without flags wished they had them so they could proudly wave them at school.

PiYOLi AND DANKU

While having breakfast, Piyoli Panda told his mummy, \"Mummy, I won't take my lunchbox today. I'll come home and eat.\"

The Holiday

\"Why are you standing here? Go and study!\" Reeti, who was in classs 8, said to her younger brother Ritesh, who studied in class 5.

First Day at School

Abhi was scared to go to the new big school, even though his big sister Ambi was in the same school. She had assured him several times, \"I am there for you, don't worry!\"

The Cheat Sheet Jumble

\"Yash, you've played enough; now go to your room and study. Your exams are coming up in a few days,\" Mummy said sternly. Hearing this, Yash stopped playing and went to his room.

THE OLYMPIC TRIAL

Selections for the Olympic team were happening in Champakvan.

Running Tiger, Flying Tiger!

A chaupal meeting was being held in the Sariska Tiger Reserve before Tiger Day.

HELLO ALIEN

Jenny loved looking at the night sky and imagining what aliens were like.

The Children's Parliament

\"Vote for...Cookie!\" \"Vote for...Cookie!\"

Where Did The Map Go

Early in the morning, Detective Sherlock, the dog, was enjoying a breakfast of aaloo parantha with his detective friend, Dr Watson, the cat, who was reading 'The Jungle Times'.

THE MYSTERY OF THE Alien

Roro, the rooster worriedly approached Zoey rabbit, who was passing by the Rooster Colony.

The Room

\"I am so tired. Let me have some lemonade and then get to work,\" Jumpy monkey muttered as he returned home from the market.

Cricket Mania in the Jungle

The Woodywoods Jungle king Shyam Singh lion was lazily eating grapes, when the royal post arrived.

The Little Rabbit

Five-year-old Bhavit went on a picnic with his mom, dad, and sister, Dipti.

THE MYSTERIOUS TRAIL

Once upon a time, there was a small village in Garo Valley.

Jiffy Casts His Vote

Derry Deer was riding his scooter when he met Jiffy Monkey on his way.

Cheeku's Voyage

Cheeku rabbit was fond of adventures

Bread Butter

\"Hey, let's quickly gather under the peepal tree with our lunch boxes!\" Neha exclaimed when she heard the bell ring for recess.

Brave Firefighters

Agni Bear was invited to address students on International Firefighters' Day at the Aurora Valley School.

ANGRY APPAPPAN

In a cosy little house on Maple Lane, lived Tian and Juan, a mischievous twain. With Appappan, their grandpa, a grump with a smile, full of love and warmth, going that extra mile.

Mother's Day For All

Today at Sara's school, children of class three were told about Mother's Day, which was coming soon. Teachers told students the meaning and importance of Mother's Day.

THE FOREST PARLIAMENT

\"Hey Johny! Where are you headed?\" Cheeku rabbit asked.

Brave Hippo

Henry Hippo was chosen for the prestigious Anandvan Bravery Award for saving Madhav monkey's son Zain from a hungry hyena by risking his own life.

THE POLLINATOR GARDEN BLOOM SHOW

Siya gazed at the glossy brochure that her neighbour Trisha had shown her.

Aarau Learns a Lesson

It was Sunday, and Aarav woke up leisurely in the morning.

The Gift of Braille

Tanmay was going to the market with his grandfather when he noticed a blind man attempting to cross the road amidst heavy traffic.

What An idea!

Baddy fox had been eyeing Mani deer for a long time. However, he was unable to catch him because Mani was extremely fast.

BUT, IT IS NOT CHOCOLATE

\"I HATE HIM!\" Hamsa kicked her sandals out. They went flying in opposite directions, just like her mood-cross.

Bhima's Resolve

It was the year 1901, a time when India was under British rule. In Satara, - Maharashtra, ten-year-old Bhima lived with his elder brother, his nephew and their grandmother. His father worked as a cashier in Koregaon.