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One of the most famous stories of Panchatantra that everyone would have heard.  How crocodile was pestered by his wife to kill the monkey and how monkey outsmarted the crocodile. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com 

Final story of Book III. The brahman who followed his wife to find something strange. For any feedback, please reach out to admin@shabdh.com

The Frogs that Rode Snakeback is a strange story of a snake who wants his life to be easy. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

The story of Tiger and Cave. For any feedback or in order to support reach out to admin@shabdh.com 

The bird catcher turned in front of a king with a bird that had gold in dung. How a bird fools the king and his men?  For any feedback email at admin@shabdh.com

Famous story of Girl asking his father for a better bride. Sun to Cloud to Wind to Mountain to Mouse For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

This is the story of a carpenter and how he is tricked by his wife. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

Here is the story of a princess and how she frees her husband from the Snake that lives in his belly. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com 

Brahman was saved by his own enemies. Both the Thief and the Ghost wanted to harm him but their deeds saved him. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

How a thief helped the old man? There are always unintended consequences from the bad things as well. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

Here is new story that is mostly on verse about the Dove who sacrifices her life. For any feedback or comment reach out to admin@shabdh.com 

Here goes the 50th episode in this season, and its been almost a year on this experiment. Please reach out to admin@shabdh.com for any feedback. Any support or shoutout helps as I do this all by myself.

Here is new episode with a new story. Please listen and if you like it please share and leave a comment. Reach out to admin@shabdh.com for any feedback, suggestions or anything else.

This is famous story that everyone would have listened about the Goat, Brahman and rouges. This shows how a falsehood when repeated multiple times can become a reality. For any feedback reach to admin@shabdh.com

The story of how Rabbit and Partridge got themselves killed while settling their conflict. The basis of enmity between Owls and Crows and how this story compelled the birds to rethink anointing the Owl as the king. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

Book III story on how Elephants found a lake and killed bunch of rabbits. A smart rabbit fooled and made sure they are never back. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

Second story from the Book III Crows and Owls. It deals with the story of how the enmity developed between the crows and owls. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

First story of the Book III Crows and Owls. Deals with how to fight a power enemy, For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

The last story of Book 2, Winning of Friends. Spot and friends saved each other from the hunter. A happy ending. For any feedback, please reach out to admin@shabdh.com

The story of how friendship of someone small like Mice can help someone like Elephants. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

The Story continues and how Soft the Weaver is made to understand about the money and life. For any feedback email me at admin@shabdh.com

Interesting story of weaver and money. Mr Ryder had translated the names to English and here is the list. Soft - Somilaka, Growing City - Bardhaman, Doer - Karta , Deed - Karman,  For any feedback, please email admin@shabdh.com

Story of how Gold learns from the Mister Duly and starts to live again and take the long journey with Swift to the lake. "What's duly his, a man receives" A book with this line defined the life of Mr. Duly For any feedback, please email to admin@shabdh@com

Gold continues his story of why is he sad in his life. This story gives us some idea of how when money is lost, so does the power. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com

A story of a poor Brahman, his wife and a guest. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com