"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Telling a story is also a kind of art. This handbook will provide some of such stories and information sheet for sharing in a group. One can use these stories for elaborating their own creativity of telling a story. One can even add up their passion and art to make these collections beautiful. We all aspire for something new and something wonderous; such kinds of beaties rely in the weaving of words. Some stories were utilised several times in olden times, still they are considerably relevant. Some of such stories changed considerably in due course of time for meeting the demands of the immediate context.
We often claim that we have compiled different fragments of the story and feel ourselves glorious. Some of such glories has a seed from the holy soil of eics , rituals and traditions. We all know that Alexander The Great invaded India. While returning back, he met some saints who were found jumping side by side for measuring a yard of land. After enquiring the reason they said, “You came out of your home for grabbing the entire world, Remember one think my dear, you will get only a yard of land while leaving this world. You are not the owner of this vast expansion of the mother earth.”
