Kadakadayam
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Ongoing, First published Nov 22, 2017
My grandmother always had a story ready for us just before bedtime. All her stories started with a simple 4 line song that goes "Kada Kadai Yam". It is the announcement that there is a story coming up and we as children should listen to the story, understand the reason and learn the message. 

Over the years, Indian folk tales seem to have lost the attention of kids among, Minecraft, Pokemon, and Bayblade. 

Kadakadayam is a simple project to re-ignite the joy of these forgotten simple stories from the Indian folklore.
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