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Baalgatha: Bedtime Stories and Fables for Children

Let your child’s favourite bedtime stories take a magical turn, as we bring to you hundreds of tales filled with adventure, morals, and wisdom. Let’s embark on this wondrous journey of storytelling together.

Brought to you by gaathastory, Baalgatha goes beyond just entertainment. It’s a podcast that educates, bringing to a new generation the timeless Indian tales from the beloved fables of Panchatantra and Jataka and other classic sources. Listen and subscribe to Baalgatha Podcast on JioSaavn, Apple Podcasts, amazon Podcasts, Castbox, Spotify and coming soon on YouTube !

Dive into a universe of endless possibilities! You can listen to stories from Baalgatha in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, and Telugu, bringing the joy of storytelling to all corners of India.What’s more?

We are excited to announce our brand-new Telegram Channel! Become part of the Baalgatha family by subscribing at https://t.me/gaathastory. Visit gaathastory.com to learn more about our other podcasts including Baalgatha, Devgatha, Veergatha and Parikatha (Fairytales of India).

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Latest Episodes:

The Hare And The Tortoise Again- Storyweaver Mar 21, 2017

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Remember how the slow and steady tortoise beat the arrogant hare in that great race long ago? Now the two are back together again, and they have a task to complete. Each knows that he cannot do it without the other, but can these two big rivals work together?This is a story from the storyweaver collection, written by
Venkatramana Gowda and illustrated by Padmanabh
You can learn more about this story by visiting www.gaatha.co/hare-tortoise
licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Licence International (CC-BY-4.0) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

The Grey Brown- A Story By Gauri Awasthi Mar 17, 2017

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The Grey Brown is a story written by Gauri Awasthi. This story was submitted by her for the Baaglatha Storytelling Competition. We found this story to be very interesting, and very different from the stories that we have published so far.
In Gauri\'s Own Words, \"I have written a story called \'The Grey Brown\'. The genre of the story is thriller. The protagonist of this story is Nancy, a young girl, and other characters are Luna, Lily, Amelia Brown and the teacher. The story traces a young girl going to school after Christmas holidays. She sees a statue she did not see in the school before. Strange things began and she wants to unravel the secret of the grey statue. I like reading thrilling books and like watching thriller, horror or suspense movies, that is why I chose to write a story based on this genre. Hope you like the story. Have a nice day.\"
For her award winning submission, she has received a coupon from Earth Baby. Visit www.earthbaby.in

Stories About The Festival of Holi Mar 10, 2017

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On occasion of the festival of Holi, we present to you The Story of Holi. Rather, this is a collection of short tales and legends from different parts of India that are associated with this festival of colors. These include the story of Holika and Prahlad, and of course the story of Radha and Krishna. How do you celebrate this festival?
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Baalgatha podcast is available in English, Hindi, Marathi and soon in Telugu.

Onakke Obavva\'s Bravery : How To Overcome A Powerful Enemy Using Presence of Mind Mar 07, 2017

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On occasion of Womens\' Day on March 8th, we bring to you a story about an incredible woman- Onakke Obavva. This is a story of her bravery, but also is an example of the dedication of women.
Onake Obavva was a woman who fought the forces of Hyder Ali single-handedly with a pestle (Onake) in the kingdom of Chitradurga of Karnataka, India. She is regarded as the foremost women warriors and patriots. You can learn more about her by visiting www.gaatha.co/obavva.

How a Pen is Mightier Than a Sword Feb 28, 2017

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Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was an Indian pro-independence activist, lawyer, politician, poet, writer and playwright. We present a story from his life- where he told the police that a pen is mightier than a sword. You can learn more about Veer Savarkar and his life by visiting http://www.gaathastory.com/savarkar

The Story of Shiva and Mahashivratri Feb 24, 2017

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On occasion of Mahashivratri (the grand night of Lord Shiva) we bring to you two short stories related to this festival. The first story is about a tribal who accidentally showered 1,000 leaves from a bilva tree on to the Shivlinga. In the second story, we narrate how Shiva settled a dispute between Brahma and Vishnu. You can learn more about this festival by visiting www.gaatha.co/shiva

Shivaji And AfzalKhan : A Story From the Life of Shivaji Maharaj Feb 17, 2017

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On occasion of birth Anniversary of Shivaji, we are presenting a story from his life. Shivaji was a great warrior King and he established the Maratha empire in the second half of 1600s. In this story, Shivaji used guile to overpower Afzal Khan, who was a very powerful warrior. The moral of this story is that with wit and guile, one can overcome even a powerful enemy.
This episode was compiled from public domain sources by Minu Pandit for gaathastory, and narrated by Sheerali Biju. Audio editing by Vyas.
You can learn more about this story at www.gaathastory.com/shivaji

The Mouse With Seven Tails Feb 14, 2017

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This story teaches us that we should not listen to others\' taunts and teasing, and we should stand up for ourselves. A little mouse with seven tails gets seven wishes from her grandmother. Upon getting teased by her classmates in school for having so many tails, she makes one wish everyday and ends up losing one tail. Finally, she is left with no tails at all!
You can learn more about this story at www.gaatha.co/seven-tails
This story is from the Storyweaver collection from Pratham Books. Author: Bapsi Sidhwa . Illustrator: Sanjay Sarkar

A Well Wisher Feb 07, 2017

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This is a story from Panchatantra which teaches us a moral that there are very few people who are our true well wishers. In other words, we should not fall prey to false praise! A King who is very benevolent is taken advantage of by his subjects, One day, he realizes that something is wrong- and that he cannot have so many well wishers! After consulting with his minister, he comes up with a plan that helps him discover that none of his so called well wishers come to help him. You can learn more about this story by visiting www.gaatha.co/well-wisher

Everything Looks New- Story About Spring Jan 31, 2017

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On occasion of Vasant Panchami (which also indicates that Spring has begun in India), we bring you the story of a little girl who beautifully describes the sights and sounds of Spring. Learn what Spring season means to a little child.
You can also listen to this story on gaathastory website at
https://gaathastory.com/spring-everything-looks-new-vasant-panchami/
This episode was narrated by Sheerali Biju and edited by Amar Vyas. This tale is adapted from the Storyweaver Collection from Pratham Books. This story is written by Mala Kumar and Manisha Chaudhary. Content used under Creative Commons license.
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