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About The Book

A Timeless Tale Retold for Young Hearts and Curious Minds

Step into the enchanting world of Stories from Ramayana, a delightful collection of 31 inspiring tales drawn from the life of Lord Ram — the embodiment of virtue, courage, and compassion. Thoughtfully written for children and a general audience, this book brings to life the timeless wisdom and moral values of the Ramayana in a fresh, engaging style.

From Ram’s birth in Ayodhya to his exile in the forest, from encounters with sages, demons, and loyal friends to the grand battle against Ravana, each story is carefully curated to spark curiosity, build character, and deepen spiritual understanding. Whether it’s the unwavering devotion of Shabari, the wisdom of Vibhishan, or the playful efforts of the squirrel building the Ram Setu, these stories resonate with profound meaning and simple joy.

Written in an accessible and relatable tone, this book is perfect for bedtime storytelling, classroom reading, or personal reflection. Rich in cultural heritage and universal themes, it bridges generations — offering both the young and the young-at-heart a chance to connect with one of India’s greatest epics.

Let the adventures of Ram inspire your heart, nurture your values, and light your path with the eternal glow of dharma.

About The Author

Vineeta Sehgal has done her Master’s in English Literature and Bachelor’s of Education from Meerut University. She taught English Literature and Social Studies for 10 years.

She started her literary journey in 2004 with a small write up in National News Paper – ‘The Hindustan Times’ published from Delhi. She continued her journey with Times Group – ‘Vijay Times’ published from Bangalore. She was associated with two reputed magazines Woman’s Era and Alive from Delhi Press. She had the chance to meet and interview the eminent Author Ruskin Bond. She had a chance to work at a prominent position in ‘Lage Raho Bangalore’ a periodical published at Bangalore, where she had the opportunity to interview the prominent people in Bangalore, who excelled in their own fields. Her Hindi poems and short stories were published in the home magazine published at Oriental Bank of Commerce. At present she is writing short stories for The Children’s Magazine being published at Kochi in Kerala.

Two of her books ‘1857 Augharnath Temple Meerut India’s First Freedom Fight’ and ‘Stories of Bal Ganesh and Bal Hanuman’, a set of 18 Mythological Stories have already been published and widely appreciated.