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Home Read Stories Level 1 English The Cat Who Ate The Kheer

The Cat Who Ate The Kheer

The Cat Who Ate The Kheer

Kheer was made at home but nobody got to eat it. Read more to find out why!

On Children’s Day 2020, Pratham and StoryWeaver (an initiative of Pratham Books) announced a collaboration to develop and grow a repository of reading resources for young children. As the first step, 50 stories from Pratham were launched on the StoryWeaver platform last year. We are delighted to share the progress that has been made since then, in creating, translating and curating stories across many languages made available for public access across two platforms – Pratham Education Foundation’s Pratham Open School (prathamopenschool.org) and StoryWeaver (storyweaver.org). For more information on the Kahaniyaan hi Kahaniyaan campaign, visit pratham.org/stories

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