गीधड का लालच – हितोपदेश कथा
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सो जाओ टिंकु (Tinku, Go To Sleep)
टिंकू एक नन्हा पिल्ला है और उसे ज़रा भी नींद नहीं आ रही थी। आगे क्या होता, है, यह जानिए इस कहानी को बालगाथा पर सुन कर। Listen to So Jaa Tinku on Baalgatha Hindi Podcast.
The Lion, the Man and the Monkey
On Baalgatha Podcast, listen to this story from Panchatantra that about a lion, a man and a monkey.
Vikram The Brave Warrior
Listen to the story of Vikram The Brave Warrior, who stars his life as a weaver, but goes on to kill and elephant, a tiger, and defeat the King’s enemy.
The Jackal and the Elephant
On Baalgatha Podcast, listen to this children’s bedtime story from Panchatantra about a wily jackal called Mahachaturak (or, the smart one).
A Lion, a Man and a Monkey
On Baalgatha Podcast, listen to this tale from Panchatantra about a lion, a man and a monkey. How does the monkey save a man from the cluthes of a cruel and fearsome lion?
श्रिंगेरी श्रीनिवास ने हँसना सीखा Shringeri Srinivas Ne Hasna Seekha
This story has been narrated by Sheearli Biju for gaatha story.
श्रृंगेरी श्रीनिवास किसान के बारे में यह कहानी सुनें, जो किसी कारण से नाराज है।
The Crow And His Three Friends
Listen to story on Myths, Legends and Fairytales of India Podcast. An old and lonely crow makes friends with a deer, a tortoise, and a mouse. The four creatures live happily in a forest along the banks of a river. Until one day, when the deer gets caught in a hunter’s net. What happens next?
Mahashivratri: Chants of Lord Shiva
On the occasion of Mahashivratri, we bring to you two episodes from the Chants of India by Sriram Podcast. Listen to them on gaatha story website. Har Har Mahadev.
मेरी मछली. नहीं, मेरी मछली (My Fish.. No, My Fish )
यह कहानी शीराली बीजू द्वारा gaatha story के लिए सुनाई गई है। यह कहानी प्रथम बुक्स के स्टोरी वीवर संग्रह से ली गई है। This story was narrated by Sheerali Biju for gaatha story on Baalgatha Hindi Podcast, and sourced from Pratham Books’ Storyweaver collection.