Once upon a time, in a quaint little village, there lived a boy named Kumar. From the day he was born, Kumar’s grandparents, whom he lovingly called Nanaji and Naniji, became his devoted caregivers and raised him as their own son.

Although his parents were busy with work and lived in a faraway city, Nanaji and Naniji embraced the responsibility of raising Kumar with open arms. They showered him with unconditional love, filling his childhood with laughter, guidance, and valuable life lessons.

As Kumar grew older, his grandparents instilled in him the principles of Sanatan Dharma, teaching him the importance of respecting others, recognizing what's good and what's bad, and finding ways to navigate the challenges of modern society while staying true to his roots.

Every day, Nanaji would narrate ancient tales and impart wisdom upon young Kumar. He emphasized the values of honesty, compassion, and integrity, showing him how these virtues could shape a person's character and leave a lasting legacy.

Naniji, with her caring nature, would ensure that Kumar felt loved and nurtured. She cooked delicious meals, stitched his clothes, and...