Shikari aur Kabootar is a Panchatantra story of pigeons and the hunter. In a jungle , one day a hunter comes to hunt for birds. He lays the trap by… More »Shikari aur Kabootar a Panchatantra Story in Hindi
Hare on the moon is a Jataka story of a hare, monkey , otter and jackal. The four animals decide to offer food to the beggars on an auspicious day. The call… More »Hare on the Moon : Jataka Story
Dharmabuddhi and Paapabuddhi is a Panchatantra story of two friends. One friend is a noble guy and the other is cunning. Both of them decide to go to a foreign… More »Dharmabuddhi and Paapabuddhi Panchatantra Story
Baalgatha literally means childrens’ stories.Each week, we will bring you two classic stories from India and around the world, alternating in English and Hindi. We source our content from Panchatantra,… More »How to Listen to Baalgatha: Classic Children’s Stories
Hunting with the lion is a Panchatantra story, of a lion , a bear, a wolf and a jackal(also known as lions-share in Aesop’s Fables). All the 3 animals decide… More »Hunting With The Lion (Lion’s Share) Panchatantra Story
Billi, Teetar aur Khargosh is a Panchatantra story in Hindi about a cat (Billi), a bird (Teetar) and a rabbit (Khargosh). It teaches the moral that we should not trust… More »Billi, Teetar Aur Khargosh Panchatantra Story in Hindi
Frog who road a Snake is a Panchatantra story . This story teaches us to beware of deception from others including your friends. You can listen to the story of… More »Frog Who Rode A Snake Panchatantra Story
Lion and the Hare is Panchatantra story that teaches a moral that we can win against a big enemy also through wit. You can listen to the story of the… More »The Lion and The Hare Panchatantra Story
Introduction Khargosh Aur Mendhak is a Panchatantra story of a Khargosh (Rabbit) and a Mendhak (Frog). This story teaches a moral that we should not consider ourselves weak and give… More »Khargosh Aur Mendhak Panchatantra Story in Hindi
Listen to this story on Baalgatha Podcast! The elephant and the King of the mice is derived from a Panchatantra tale. This story has a moral that one should not underestimate anybody’s abilities based on their size.