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In this chapter, we will meet children from different parts of India. They will share interesting things about themselves and their regions. Through their stories, we will learn about India's diverse cultures, languages, and traditions.
Meenakshi introduces herself to us. She is from Tamil Nadu and speaks Tamil. Her favourite festival is Pongal, which is a festival celebrated in Tamil Nadu.
Ramu is from Gujarat. He speaks Gujarati and loves to dance Garba. Garba is a special dance from Gujarat. Older people teach it to children, and when the children grow up, they teach it to others. Ramu is seven years old.
We meet Gulabo. She is from Rajasthan. She likes to wear colorful clothes and watch puppet shows. She travels on a camel.
After Gulabo, Badal introduces himself. He hails from Bengal and speaks Bengali. Badal loves painting and music and studies at Santiniketan.
Vibha is from Maharashtra. She speaks in Marathi. Vibha tells us that she once visited Ellora and Ajanta caves.
Surinder tells us about his home state Punjab. He speaks Punjabi and tells us about his neighbour Mallika who likes to do Bhangra, the folk dance of Punjab.
Neerja introduces her by telling us that she is from Uttar Pradesh. She has seen the Taj Mahal.
Nonglik is from Manipur and speaks Manipuri.
Kamala is from Karnataka and speaks Kannada. She also plays the Mridang, which is a musical instrument.
We are then introduced to Bharti. She hails from Andhra Pradesh and speaks Telugu. She tells us about her summer holidays when she goes to Kashmir and stays with her friends, Salma and Suresh.
Two sisters from Odisha tell us that they speak Odia. They also decorate their walls and floors.
Unni is from Kerala. She speaks Malayalam and coconut tree is her favourite tree.
No matter where we come from, we are all Indians and we are all different in our own beautiful ways.
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