Do you know that the festival of Raksha Bandhan or Rakhi has been celebrated since thousands of years? In this special episode on Baalgatha Podcast listen to three short stores… More »Festival of Raksha Bandhan or Rakhi
The Moon has always occupied a special place in the Indian imagination. It appears in mythology, folklore, Jataka tales, festivals, children’s stories and poetry, sometimes as a deity, sometimes as a mysterious presence in the night sky, and sometimes as the setting for a story that explains something about the world around us.
More »Chandrayaan II : Stories about Moon | चाँद से जुड़ी कहानियाँ
This is the story of a woman and her daughter who are devotees of the Sun. They are very poor and had very little to eat, but inspite of their… More »The Woman Who Worshipped The Sun
यह एक सारस पक्षी की कहानी है जो एक सांप से परेशान है । पक्षी सलाह के लिए एक केकड़े के पास पहुंचता है। केकड़ा सरस पक्षी और सांप दोनों… More »Moorkh Saras मूर्ख सारस की कथा
This is a story about a road which was considered to be deadly to travel because of a deadly creature. Why was the creature causing so much death, grief and… More »The Lord of Death
This week’s story with moral is titled The Jackal and the Peahen.
Over the past three years, we have published over 200 stories on Baalgatha Podcast. This week, we decided to take a look at the most popular stories- tales that our listeners love to listen the most…here is the list for Baalgatha English Podcast. These are the most listened to Children’s bedtime stories on Baalgatha Podcast, sources from Panchatantra, Jataka Tales, Hitopadesha or Aesop’s Fables.
Listen to this week’s stories from gaatha story podcasts. The Hindi and English stories from Baalgatha are from our archives, that is, we are re-publishing stories that we had brought… More »Is it a Jackal, or a Tiger?
In this episode, Sriram, the host of Chants of India podcast, explains the stories associated with the festival of Akshay Tritiya. To mark this festival, we published this episode on… More »Why do we celebrate Akshaya Tritiya?
In this last week of April 2019, we bring to you three stories- one each from Baalgatha English (Eat My coat, Eat); MLFT Podcast (The Legend of Raja Rasalu- Part… More »Eat My Coat, Eat and Raja Rasalu