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Fateh Singh and the Last Pound
When Fateh Singh sees a man sleeping in a doorway on The Broadway, he can't stop thinking about it. A charity run organised with Ruby and Oliver leads him to empty his piggy bank — the Lego fund he's been filling for months — and discover what Vand Chakna really means.
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Fateh Singh and the Last Pound
When Fateh Singh sees a man sleeping in a doorway on The Broadway, he can't stop thinking about it. A charity run organised with Ruby and Oliver leads him to empty his piggy bank — the Lego fund he's been filling for months — and discover what Vand Chakna really means.
Fateh Singh and the Quiet Morning
Fateh Singh doesn't understand why his Dadi ji wakes at 4am to sit in the dark and recite Japji Sahib. When a storm keeps him awake and a fox appears in the garden, he discovers what Simran really means.
Fateh Singh and the Saturday Kitchen
Fateh Singh doesn't understand why his Dadi ji spends every Saturday cooking at the Gurdwara for free. Nobody asked her. Nobody pays her. When he goes along and picks up a jug of water, he discovers what Seva really means.
Fateh Singh and the Shortcut
When Fateh Singh's team copies a winning wind turbine design from YouTube, they build something perfect — but can't explain how it works. Watching Dad spend a whole weekend fixing a bent bicycle instead of buying a new one, Fateh starts to understand why honest work matters more than a perfect result.
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