In this episode of Mini Mango Stories, join us for the magical tale of “Ganesha Helps the Devas Before Battles.” 🌸

The Devas, the shining gods, feel nervous before their big battles against the mighty Asuras. But who do they turn to for help? Their wise and kind friend—Lord Ganesha! With his twinkling eyes, big belly, and gentle smile, Ganesha teaches them how to stay calm, believe in themselves, and remove obstacles with courage and faith.

Perfect for little listeners, this 5-minute story is filled with gentle wisdom, playful moments, and a beautiful moral:
💡 When we stay calm, respect our elders, and believe in ourselves, we can overcome any challenge—big or small!

This story is a lovely way to help kids feel brave before school, exams, or trying something new. 🐭✨

Join us on a tender journey into ancient Indian myth with Ganesha and the Cat, a short, heartwarming bedtime story that teaches children the true meaning of empathy and non-harm. When young Ganesha playfully chases a cat through the forest, he unwittingly causes it real pain—only to discover an astonishing truth: the cat was none other than his mother, Parvati, in disguise. This magical twist reveals that all life is connected, and that when we harm another, we harm something dear to us too. Through Ganesha’s deep regret, sincere apology, and heartfelt vow to never hurt again, little listeners learn that kindness, forgiveness, and keeping our promises truly nurture a loving heart.

In this episode, we bring you the magical story of Hanuman — the mighty monkey who once carried an entire mountain to save Lakshmana’s life!

Perfect for kids, this tale from the Ramayana is full of adventure, courage, and love. Listen as Hanuman leaps across the sky, lifts a mountain in his hands, and shows us that no problem is too big when your heart is full of devotion.

At the end, we’ll also share the beautiful moral of the story: how bravery, kindness, and never giving up can help us move our own “mountains” in life.

A story of strength, faith, and friendship — told in a way little ears will love.