Chinmaya Mission is renowned for its excellent resources for children, particularly through their Bala Vihar program, which aims to impart cultural and spiritual values. They often publish simplified stories from Indian epics like the Mahabharata, making them accessible and engaging for young minds.
While I don't have a specific list of "10 stories" verbatim from a single Chinmaya Mission publication, they have a book titled "10 Stories from the Mahabharata" by Sri. C. L. Purushothama Rao, available through Chinmaya Vani (their e-shop). This book is explicitly designed for children and aims to convey moral lessons from the epic.
Based on the typical themes and key events that are usually highlighted for children from the Mahabharata, here are 10 probable stories that Chinmaya Mission would likely include, focusing on moral values and exciting narratives:
Chinmaya Mission's approach would always be to extract the moral and ethical lessons from these narratives, encouraging children to imbibe virtues like truthfulness, courage, devotion, forgiveness, and integrity, while subtly introducing them to the vastness and depth of Hindu philosophy.