In English-medium schools across India, the stories and personalities being taught in English and moral education have no connection to Indian culture. Situations are distorted in English literature, where Halloween is taught instead of Holi. Inst...

In English-medium schools across India, the stories and personalities being taught in English and moral education have no connection to Indian culture. Situations are distorted in English literature, where Halloween is taught instead of Holi. Instead of explaining concepts like Karma Yoga, scriptures like the Bible or foreign elements are imposed. The responsibility for this lies with authors, not governments or policymakers. Those who write in English in India are mental slaves, often distancing themselves from Indian philosophy and religion. In this book stories are primarily based on the principles of religion and karma, inspiring children to work hard. Writer has made an effort to explain the concept of selfless action and also aimed to develop a sense of culture in children. The sequence of inspirational stories includes both significant historical figures and lesser-known revolutionaries. Writer also tried to shed light on lesser-known heroes like Tilka Manjhi and Avadh Bihari.