Hamare Bahadur Bachche: Inspiring Stories of Courageous Children | True Tales of Bravery, Heroism and Sacrifice | Indian Heroes

These true stories of brave children are a document and history in themselves, and they seem to proclaim that today, when our country and society are grappling with the problem of erosion of moral values, it is these courageous and brave children of our country from whom not only children can learn, but adults should also learn, only then will our country truly become bright and great. Prakash ManuThese children honored with the National Bravery Award have in common their unparalleled courage, wisdom, and ability to make instant decisions to save others without caring for their own lives, a quality that even adults are astonished to see and hear. Ramesh TelangayeThese stories are saga of the courage and indomitable spirit of our children today. They are tales of the bravery they displayed in adverse circumstances. Reading them, we are convinced that the Indian tradition of bravery is not dead; it is deeply ingrained in our children. Om Prakash KashyapToday, the stories of courage and valor of brave warriors like Abhimanyu, Eklavya, Chandragupta Maurya, Laxmibai, Bhagat Singh, and Abdul Hamid are disappearing from childrens curriculum. At such a time, these true stories will prove helpful in inspiring courage and bravery in children. Harishchandra Mehra, winner of the first National Child Bravery Award, 1957