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How the Tortoise got its scars

In a time of drought, Mr. Tortoise’s desperate quest for food leads him to a lush paradise beyond the mountains, thanks to his clever song for the vulture. However, an unfortunate fall leaves him with scars that tell his tale of survival and ingenuity. Discover how the tortoise got its scars in this captivating folklore!

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The Tongue-Cut Sparrow

Discover the heartwarming and cautionary tale of “The Tongue-Cut Sparrow,” where kindness is rewarded with riches and greed leads to misfortune. Follow the journey of an old man who finds his lost pet sparrow, and the contrasting fates that befall him and his cruel wife.

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Relationship between Makar Sankranti and Ratha Saptami festivals

Makar Sankranti and Ratha Saptami, two pivotal Hindu festivals, celebrate significant solar transitions. While Makar Sankranti marks the sun’s entry into Capricorn and heralds the harvest season, Ratha Saptami honors Lord Surya’s northward chariot ride, symbolizing increased daylight. Both festivals emphasize purification rituals and agricultural prosperity.

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The Stonecutter

In the heart of Japan, a humble stonecutter’s life takes an extraordinary turn when his wishes for wealth and power are mysteriously granted. Journey through his transformations as he learns that true happiness lies not in grandeur but in contentment.

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The Moon, Sun, and Wind at Dinner

Sun and Moon embark on a dinner adventure with their uncle Thunder and Lightning, leaving their mother Sitara at home. While enjoying the feast, Moon decides to bring some food back for his mother. What happens next? Discover this enchanting tale narrated by Sheerali Biju, available in English, Hindi, and Kannada exclusively on Spotify.

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Princess Pepperina

Princess Pepperina is raised by a magician, marries a King who ends up losing her, and then… But before that you may wonder, why was she called Princess Pepperina? Listen to this story to learn more. This is a story from Southern India, originally translated into English by Flora Annie Steel and Pandit Natesa Sastry. Parts of this story have been rewritten and expanded by Amar Vyas for gaatha story.

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The Tale of Two Princes

Two brothers, mistreated by their stepmother, set off to seek their fortune and encounter magical birds that promise power. As fate unfolds, one becomes a king while the other faces life-threatening challenges. Will destiny reunite them?

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The Talking Turtle

In “The Talking Turtle,” a fish, a crow, and a turtle face danger when a hunter’s family arrives. The friends devise a daring plan to save the turtle, emphasizing the importance of loyalty and teamwork in overcoming adversity.