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Riddles are the best way to interact with your kid and it sharpens their brain. This interactive session with your children will not only push them to think further but will also build confidence and improve their communication skills. Tune in now and see how many riddles your child can answer! This episode is brought to you by Storytel. Click here: http://bit.ly/2KFo3Dx and you will get access to a 30-day free trial to Storytel audiobooks.

Do your kids ask you why did our fingers get inked after we voted?



Delve into the rich history and symbolism behind the use of purple ink in elections worldwide.



Join us as we uncover the fascinating journey of purple ink and its indelible mark on democracy.



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Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Aston Martins, today we'll be talking all about the kids' favourite sports cars, the classics they love and admire. But do you know where they get their names from? What inspired their design? And how did the companies start? The answers caught me by surprise too! Listen to the entire podcast and spend quality time with your kids while fueling their curiosity!

As we celebrate Roald Dahl Day we thought it was only fitting that you knew some lesser known facts about the Author!

The vibrant shades, their graceful walk and the majestic single horn have captured kids' imagination and curiosity everywhere. Keeping this curiosity alive and fueling their imagination while still nurturing a scientific temperament is crucial and that's exactly what we do in this episode of the I Am Not Bored Podcast. From historical accounts to mythical lore, we explore the evidence and delve into the mysteries surrounding these fascinating creatures. Tune in as we ask the question on every child's mind-Are unicorns real or just a figment of our imagination?

In this episode of I Am Not Bored, a leading Kids' Podcast in India, we reveal a fact about where Earth gets its oxygen from? Listen to the entire episode to find out trees, or oceans - which one gives us 70% of our oxygen.