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Apps to explore Indian CULTURE & HERITAGE
ParentsWorld India
|November 2025
Kiran Balimane recommends four apps that introduce children to Indian culture, festivals, traditions, customs and folklore
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KUTUKI
Platform: Android, iOS
Age group: 2-6 years
This app uses Indian-themed rhymes, stories, and games featuring festivals such as Diwali and Ganesh Chaturthi to teach preschoolers alphabets, numbers, shapes, and colours. Moreover, its 200 animated episodes and songs bring Indian traditions and customs to life, promoting moral values such as sharing and kindness during celebrations. The app supports multilingual learning in eight Indian languages. Ads-free, the app allows free access to select content, while a premium subscription (Rs.599 per month) unlocks the full library of stories, songs, and festival-themed episodes. With its vibrant visuals, catchy music, and strong cultural themes, Kutuki offers parents a great option to introduce young children to India’s diverse heritage.
MAYA & MOSHA - INDIAN CULTURE
This story is from the November 2025 edition of ParentsWorld India.
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