
Lipi Epics
An interactive learning experience that brings Indian epics to life through story-based games and structured play.

We put learners first with our story-driven games.


Lipi Inc is an AI-powered education and gaming technology company building the next generation of learning experiences rooted in Indian epics, native languages, and cultural intelligence.
Through a growing suite of fun gaming apps and structured learning platforms, Lipi Inc brings timeless wisdom from the Mahabharata and Ramayana into interactive play, word games, and guided learning journeys. Alongside epic-based experiences, our native language ...
Explore our collection of offerings designed to make learning engaging, meaningful, and fun — from Indian epics to word-based challenges for all ages.

An interactive learning experience that brings Indian epics to life through story-based games and structured play.

Lipi Kids is a gamified learning app that makes Telugu language learning fun and engaging for children. Kids learn through interactive games, stories, videos, and activities designed to build language skills naturally.

A sharp-paced word puzzle game designed to boost memory, focus, and problem-solving skills through daily challenges.

A daily word-search puzzle in 14 languages. Swipe the grid to uncover themed words — offline, ad-free, and no sign-up needed.

An interactive learning experience that brings Indian epics to life through story-based games and structured play.

Lipi Kids is a gamified learning app that makes Telugu language learning fun and engaging for children. Kids learn through interactive games, stories, videos, and activities designed to build language skills naturally.

A sharp-paced word puzzle game designed to boost memory, focus, and problem-solving skills through daily challenges.

A daily word-search puzzle in 14 languages. Swipe the grid to uncover themed words — offline, ad-free, and no sign-up needed.
18 classic poems from Vemana and Sumati Satakam — read them, hear them, recite them back, and play your way to knowing them by heart. No download, no sign-up.
Plain-spoken verses on ethics, dharma and everyday human nature — the poems generations of Telugu children learn first.
Short, memorable couplets on values, judgement and statecraft, each closing on the familiar refrain — సుమతీ.
Every poem with transliteration and meaning in both Telugu and English.
Clear audio recitation and video for each poem, so pronunciation is never a guess.
Record your own recitation and hear it against the reference reading.
Flashcards, line-swap and missing-word games that turn memorising into practice.
Trusted voices on Lipi's approach to learning through play.
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Novelist & Screenwritera
Indian Film Actor
Indian Film Lyricist
University of Silicon Andhra
Entrepreneur
Novelist & Screenwritera
Indian Film Actor
Indian Film Lyricist
University of Silicon Andhra
Entrepreneur

Play the Ramayana quiz in Lipi Epics from 5–12 Nov 2026. Free to enter, in English, Telugu or Hindi. Top 500 players win a Ramayana movie ticket. T&C apply.
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లిపికి లభించిన పురస్ కారంతో పాటు, డిజిటల్ అభ్యాసం ద్వారా కొత్త తరాలకు భారతీయ ఇతిహాసాలను పరిచయం చేస్తున్న సంస్థ కృషిని ఆంధ్రప్రభ తన కథనంలో వివరించింది.
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One-minute anime clips, micro games and exploratory learning join full-length stories to make India’s great epics accessible for today’s short-form generation
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Aparna Nalluri VP, Lipi inc · October 28, 2026
Ravana, despite his immense power and pride, was humbled by three mighty figures. Bali exposed his weakness when he failed to lift an enormous earring. Kartavirya Arjuna defeated and imprisoned him in battle, while Vali carried him across the four seas effortlessly. Sage Agastya later highlighted Vali’s extraordinary strength. These episodes teach that no one is invincible and that pride must give way to humility and self-awareness.

Aparna Nalluri VP, Lipi inc · October 13, 2026
The Mahabharata’s Wealth Code teaches dividing your salary into four shares: Dharma (charity and giving), Artha (skills, investments, and protection), Body (daily needs and well-being), and Emergency (crisis savings and retirement). By allocating money before spending, you can build financial security, balance, generosity, and lasting happiness.