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.
Bagh Aur Bagla is a story from Panchatantra which features a tiger (Bagh) and a crane (Bagla). A bone is stuck in the throat of a Bagh, and a Bagla… More »Baagh Aur Bagla Panchatrantra Story in Hindi
Capseller and the Monkeys is a classic story from Panchatantra , that ends with a moral. A capseller’s caps are snatched away by the monkeys. He tries really hard to… More »The Capseller and the Monkeys Panchatantra Story
Char Dost Aur Sher (Dost-Sher) is a story from Panchatantra involving 4 friends and a lion. Three of the four friends try to use their knowledge in the wrong place… More »Char Dost Aur Sher Panchatantra Story in Hindi
The Donkey without a brain is a classic story from Panchatantra. A Donkey is fooled by a jackal and taken to the den of a lion. The cunning jackal takes… More »The Donkey without a Brain? Panchatantra Story
Bagh aur Kutta is a story from Panchatantra . A Bagh (tiger) and a Kutta (dog) become friends. The dog is well fed, while the tiger is hungry and very… More »Bagh Aur Kutta Panchatantra Story in Hindi
Shandili and the Sesame seeds an is a story from Panchatantra that teaches us an important message: One should not get carried away when someone makes an offer that is… More »Shandili and the Sesame Seeds Panchatantra Story
Lalchi Gwala means The Greedy Milkman. This is a simple story in Hindi about a milkman and his friends, The milkman begins to cheat his customers by adding water to… More »Lalchi Gwala Panchatantra Story in Hindi
Neela Siyar is a classic tale from Panchatantra in which a Jackal, trying to escape the dogs that are chasing him, falls into a tub of blue paint. Upon his return to the forest, he proclaims himself as the King of the jungle, until his true identity is revealed one day. The moral of the story is that no matter how much we may pretend to be somebody we are not, one day our true identity will be revealed.
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