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Timeless stories the whole family can enjoy together. No age limit on great storytelling.
Hitopadesha
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The Two Brothers
The Two Brothers: Once upon a time there lived a King who had two young sons; they were good boys, and sat in school learning all that kings’ sons ought to
Indian Folk Tales
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The Beggar And The Five Muffins
The Beggar And The Five Muffins: In a bustling town in ancient India, A clever beggar who received five muffins devised an ingenious plan. This tale, beloved
Indian Folk Tales
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The Billy Goat And The King
The Billy Goat And The King: In the ancient kingdom of Varanasi, there lived a king who was known for his piety and his devotion to religious rituals. The
Indian Folk Tales
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The Boy Who Had A Moon On His Forehead And A Sun On His Chin
The Boy Who Had A Moon On His Forehead And A Sun On His Chin: In the magnificent city of Pataliputra, during the golden age of the Mauryan Empire, there lived
Indian Folk Tales
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The Brahman Priest Who Became An Amildar
The Brahma 's Priest Who Became An Amildar: In a bustling town in ancient India, A poor Brahmin priest, tired of performing rituals for meager donations
Indian Folk Tales
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The Brahmarakshas And The Hair
The Brahmarakshas And The Hair: Long ago, in a small town near the banks of the river Narmada, there stood an ancient banyan tree so vast that its aerial roots
Indian Folk Tales
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The Brahmi ‘s Girl That Married A Tiger
The Brahmi 's Girl That Married A Tiger: In a small village nestled between the rolling hills of Tamil Nadu, there lived a learned Brahmin who had a beautiful
Indian Folk Tales
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The Broken Pot
The Broken Pot: In a small village in ancient India, there lived a poor Brahmin named Svabhavakripana. He owned nothing in the world except a single clay pot
Indian Folk Tales
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The Charmed Ring
The Charmed Ring: In a remote village at the foot of the Himalayan mountains, there lived a poor but honest widow and her only son, Ramu. They owned nothing
Indian Folk Tales
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Keep It For The Beggar
Keep It For The Beggar: When anything sweet is prepared in the house on a particular night, and when the children, after feeding to their fill, say to the
Indian Folk Tales
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Mr Bunnys Carrot Soup
Mr Bunnys Carrot Soup: Once upon a time Mr. Bunny picked four carrots. I will make carrot soup, he thought. Rat asked, “May I have a carrot please?” “Yes, take
Indian Folk Tales
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Sir Buzz
Sir Buzz: Once upon a time a soldier died, leaving a widow and one son. They were dreadfully poor, and at last matters became so bad that they had nothing left