The Arabian Nights or The Thousand Nights are a collection of Persian,Arabian and Indian folk tales handed down through several centuries.These are world famous classics that inculcate a sense of moral and social values.

In the land of make believe anything can happen! Fairy Tales do make us believe just that. These are magical stories that take us to a world far beyond our imagination. Fairy Tales are a delight no matter what your age is.

Includes Five Stories :

• Cinderella
• Sleeping Beauty
• The Ugly Duckling
• The Shoemaker and
  the Elves
• Snow White and
  the Seven Dwarfs

Hitopadesha Tales are among those tales of India that help imbibe morals in children. They act as reinforcement to anything you as a parent would want your child to learn.These riveting stories promise to hold your child's attention.After all, learning must always be a fun activity, shouldn't it?

• The Noble Elephant
• The Proud Crow
• The Tiger and The
  Bangle
• The Wicked Raven
• The Wise Rat
  

These fables are extremely popular stories based on the past lives of Buddha. Each of these animated stories, though simple, has a clearly identifiable moral and shows how good ultimately triumphs over evil.

• The Noble Elephant
• The Proud Crow
• The Tiger and The
  Bangle
• The Wicked Raven
• The Wise Rat
  

Panchatantra Tales are stories that invest your child with knowledge for life.They help inculcate a senseof right and wrong through enchanting stories that will live with them forever! This animated CD gives the most realistic experience of Panchatantra Tales and is one thing you wouldn't mind your children getting addicted to!

• The Singing Donkey
• The Talkative Tortoise
• The Washerman's
• Donkey
• The Mice and the
• Elephants
• The Brahmin and the Crooks
  

Panchatantra Tales is based on a collection of fables from the Panchatantra, which was compiled over 2000 years ago in Sanskrit by Vishnusarman to instruct the sons of a king in worldly wisdom.IT tells us about the antics of his delightful friends the Crow, Lion and Monkey. There are six stories in which Appu's friends are clever and foolish. This entertaining and interactive CD will also introduce children to life's valuable lessons:

• Never believe a rumour.
• Presence of mind always
  Helps.
• When danger strikes, think
  and Act.
• We are treated the way we
  treat Others.
• Being Intelligent is more
  powerful than being strong.
  

Siddhartha Gautama was born into a royal family in Kapilavastu, India, which is present day Nepal. His early life was one of privilege and pleasure. But he soon realized that wealth andluxury would not bring happiness.So, Gautama wandered outside his palace. After encountering an old man, an ill man, and a dead body herealized that no one could escape the sufferings of the world. Then he came upon a calm and peaceful monk. This encounter made him change his life. He left his family and riches to be free to search for the truth. After yeares of study, meditation and sacrifice, Gautama experienced the Great Enlightenment and became the Buddha or the completely enlightened. Buddha, spent the rest of his life teaching the principles of Buddhism. Buddha once summarized his entire teachings in one sentence :"I teach about suffering and the way to end it.”

• A Game
• Jigsaw Puzzles
• Animated story with music and narration
• Colouring Screens
• Quiz
  

Do you know of a God who loves sweets and ladoos as much as we do? This God is Lord Ganesh or Ganapati. He is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi. He is a great favourite of everyone and is often prayed before starting any work because he is the God of Good Luck and the remover of obstacles.Why does Lord Ganesh look like this? It is a long and interesting story…which is brought alive in this animated multimedia CD-ROM.

• A Game
• Jigsaw Puzzles
• Animated story with music and narration
• Colouring Screens
• Quiz