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Exclusive Live Session with Writer Usha Narayanan on 1st November, 2018.

Get a chance to have your questions directly answered by Usha, by posting them here - in the Joy of Celebration Circle. For more details on the exciting Live Session, stay tuned!

Date: 1st November 2018 (Thursday)
Time: 4PM to 5PM
Topic: What makes Diwali special across generations? ... more

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Sathiya Priya Nov 1, 2018

Click the below link for joining the live session
https://www.facebook.com/ParentCirclemagazine/?eid=ARD8x05-_7_ds9PJrXnB9VYmm3Z-H3VRtYHDBp1Qfy6sT5Aa3YLJALSUyUhz_PDBhQRCRB38UkllJy50
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Monali Bordoloi Nov 1, 2018

Hi, recently my 7-year-old daughter got Jataka stories as a gift. But, she is not showing any interest to read the stories, as she is not able to relate to those stories. How do I convince her?
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Mathari Ramaswamy Nov 1, 2018

There is a myth that Naragasura is a black man, and he is from Srilanka. Why the story is racial? Will evil always be black.
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Mathari Ramaswamy Nov 1, 2018

Hi, Can you recommend some Indian stories for my 17 year old. She always finds it hard to get updates on the Indian Stories for Teens.
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Team ParentCircle Oct 31, 2018

Hi Usha. My son is 5.5 years old and I wanted to know how I can make him start reading stories and enjoy the same. He has started reading short stories recently. What are some tips you can give to make it a practice.
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Mathari Oct 29, 2018

How can I make my 10 year old niece understand that Crackers cause Pollution. Any real life story that inspires her to not to use crackers.
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Team ParentCircle Oct 29, 2018

Join us on the 1st of November for an interactive live session with writer Usha Narayanan!

Follow us and view the live from 4PM to 5PM at https://www.facebook.com/events/551828855269859/
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sri Oct 26, 2018

you have written a story about ravana and mandodari - what drew you to this unusual story? the most widely remembered myth during Diwali is how he was vanquished - but you focused on the prequel to this ending. any reason you found it interesting?
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GAC Oct 26, 2018

Any Diwali related story that we have not heard so far?
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GAC Oct 26, 2018

What are the key values and life lessons related to the celebration of Diwali that we must share with our children?
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