Raj Nikumbh
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Stories that have survived for centuries, translated into hundreds of languages. Listen to them and see how they are still relevant. Come and lsiten.
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#29. Panchatantra On Podcast - A Remedy Worse Than The Disease 07.09.2021 6:43
This is the culmination of the Right-Mind and how Wrong-Mind is finally caught for his folly and is punished. For any feedback please mail me at admin@shabdh.com
#30. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Mice That Ate Iron 04.09.2021 6:46
This is a story of how a merchant is fooled by his friend when he asks his beam made of Iron back. The merchant did Tit for Tat and taught him a lesson. For any feedback email me at admin@shabdh.com
#28. Panchatantra On Podcast - Right Mind and Wrong Mind 28.08.2021 5:56
Story of two friends and how they share a treasure and got into trouble. Right Mind in original Sanskrit was Dharmabuddhi and Wrong Mind was Papabuddhi. Listen in. For any feedback please reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#27. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Unteachable Monkey 21.08.2021 3:16
Story of how a bird named Needle Face, Soochimukhi in Sanskrit was killed by fool monkey when actually the Soochimukhi was helping him out. For any feedback reachout to admin@shabdh.com
#26. Panchatantra On Podcast - Poor Blossom 14.08.2021 5:24
Blossom the parrot died when he say death. This story takes the story of lady who married snake and how Strong correlated this story to push king to understand why he wanted to burn the room of Naked Monk. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#25. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Girl Who Married A Snake 07.08.2021 4:53
The story of childless brahman couple and how they got snake as a son and finally he got married to a young beautiful woman. This story is also based on humans only which is generally not the case with Panchatantra stories. For any feedback admin@shabdh.com
#24. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Monk Who Left His Body Behind 31.07.2021 5:31
This story is based on human characters and not on animals which is generally the case. Hence this looks like an addendum which was done later. The naked Monk who could go to heaven and King was very curious about him. For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#23. Panchatantra On Podcast - Smart The Jackal 25.07.2021 17:26
Story of the cunning Jackal and his friends. And finally Rusty and Lively are face to face in a fight. For any feedback connect over email admin@shabdh.com
#22. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Lion and the Ram 17.07.2021 7:07
Finally Plover couple gets their eggs with Garuda and Lord Vishnu's help. So this shows that taking help from the right people is important For any feedback reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#21. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Shrewd Old Gander 10.07.2021 4:15
Plover have gone to a shrewd Gander to take advice. Gander had saved lives of the geese and considered very wise. Please send your feedback admin@shabdh.com
#20. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Duel Between Sparrow and Elephant 03.07.2021 7:16
The Plover couple is still discussing on how to fight the ocean and the wife tells the story of sparrow and how they killed an elephant by calling help from friends. For any comment or suggestions, please email to admin@shabdh.com Like and Subscribe to the podcast.
#19. Panchatantra On Podcast - Forethought, Readywit and Fatalist 26.06.2021 7:03
The Plover couple is still in discussion with the hen plover trying to convince the husband. She finally lays the eggs in the same nest which was near to the ocean. She narrates the story of three fishes Forethought, Readywit and Fatalist in order to explain to him the dangers of not considering the warnings. Listen in to hear the stories of three fishes. For any feedback/suggestion please reach o...
#18. Panchatantra On Podcast - Shell-Neck, Slim and Grim 19.06.2021 4:03
This is the story still in continuation of the wife of Plover trying to convince his husband to find a better place to lay eggs. In this she tell the story of a turtle Shell-Neck and his gander friends Slim and Grim and how Shell-Neck's idea of finding another water body failed miserably. For feedback/suggestions reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#17. Panchatantra On Podcast - Plover Who Fought Ocean 12.06.2021 3:59
Plover (Tittibh) couple and how the husband was full of false pride and wife had to convince him to agree to find a place to lay her eggs. For any feedback/suggestion reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#16. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Lion and Carpenter 05.06.2021 6:50
The story of smart carpenter and when he encountered the king of jungle the Lion. For any feedback/suggestion please reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#15. Ugly's Trust Abused 22.05.2021 11:43
Another story from the Book1 of Panchatantra " Loss Of Friends" and here how a camel called Ugly is left by the master and how Haughty the lion and his friends Leopard, Jackal and Crow managed to convince Ugly to fall into the trap and get himself killed. A sad story indeed where people whom Ugly trusted planned and killed. For any feedback/support please reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#14. Panchatantra On Podcast - Passion and the Owl 14.05.2021 10:01
This is the story of how the Crane Passion went to visit his friend and suffered heavily. For any feedback, support or help reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#13. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Blue Jackal 14.05.2021 10:35
Listen to the story of Jackal who fell into Indigo Vat. For any feedback, comment or help reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#12. Panchatantra on Podcast - Leap And Creep 09.05.2021 6:31
The story of louse named Creep and a flea named Leap. How Creep's courtesy led to killing of herself and all her family by the King's servant? Listen and Enjoy. For any feedback or comments, please reach out to admin@shabdh.com
#3. Panchatantra On Podcast - Wedge Pulling Monkey 09.05.2021 20:15
This is the second story on Book 1 of Panchatantra. The jackal brothers Cheek and Victor are arguing over should they meddle with Rusty's affair when they are not asked. Will that lead them into issues? Victor decides to go and meet Rusty and check on him and get himself a job. See what happens and get all the learnings on the side. Please reach out to me for any feedback/help at the email admin@s...
#11. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Ungrateful Man 02.05.2021 11:49
Here another story from Panchatantra that show how men and beast are different and who can be reliable friend.
#10. Panchatantra On Podcast - Weaver Who Loved Princess 11.04.2021 35:48
This story is again based on humans and lead actors are not animals. Hence I feel that this is added as a addition in the translations by writer later on. It is also not very suitable for young kids and hence if you want to listen to this with kids, you may like to skip this story. Since Mr Ryder had on his version on translation, I have retained it. Enjoy the story.
#9. Panchatantra On Podcast - Numskull and the Rabbit 04.04.2021 11:29
Numskull and the Rabbit is one of the famous Panchatantra Stories and most the Indian people have gone through this either as a kid or was included in the the course textbook. Numskull is a foolish lion full of pride. His Sanskrit name is Bhasuraka. This is a story how intelligent rabbit saves all the animals and fools Numskull with his intelligence. Enjoy the story.
#8. Panchatantra On Podcast - The Heron Who Liked The Crab Meat 27.03.2021 8:52
The Cunning Heron fooled the fishes and ate them on the pretext on moving them to safer place. The Crab found that out and killed the Heron and brought justice to innocent fishes that were killed the Heron. With Intelligence much can be achieved and the Crow family finally found a way to get the Cobra killed. Listen to this episode to know the full story.
#7. Panchatantra On Podcast - How the Crow-Hen Killed the Black Snake 13.03.2021 3:50
Seventh Story in the Book Loss Of Friends. How the snake ate Crows eggs for years.
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