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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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Hot Tea And Warm Rugs Jan 17, 2017

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In this story, a little girl describes the sights, sounds, festivals and of course food that makes winter enjoyable. This is from the Storyweaver collection of Pratham Books, written by Mala Kumar and Manisha Chaudhary, illustrated by Priya Kuriyan. You can learn more about this story at www.gaatha.co/Hot-tea
This story was made possible by Pratham Books\' StoryWeaver platform. Content under Creative Commons licenses 4.0 and the story is narrated by Sheerali Biju

Life of Swami Vivekananda Jan 12, 2017

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January 12th marks the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, who was a Monk, an intellectual, and a role model for the youth in his day. In today's episode, we bring you two stories with morals- these are anecdotes from the life of Swami Vivekananda. The first story teaches us that we should not believe other peoples' words on face value, and we must verify others' claims. In the second story, we learn the the importance of honesty and integrity. You can learn more about Swami Vivekananda by visiting www.gaathastory.com/vivekananda

Guru Gobind Singh- The Expert Marksman Jan 05, 2017

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In this episode, we narrate a story from the life of Guru Gobind Singh ji, the tenth Guru of the Sikhs. The moral of this story is that with discipline and practice, one can not only become strong and achieve great things, but we can also help others.
You can learn more about this story and Guru Gobind Singh at https://gaathastory.com/guru-gobind-singh/
This episode was written by Amar Vyas and narrated by Sheerali Biju. Editing by gaathastory. Theme music: Cute by Bensound. Background score: Frost Waltz by Kevin MacLeod.
Image source: Wikipedia Story source: Public domain sources.
You can listen to new episodes of Baalgatha podcast exclusively on Spotify.

मिनवा और डंपवा के करतूत Jan 03, 2017

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मिनवा और डंपवा के करतूत इस पुस्तक में, डॉ वी रघुनाथन ने लिखा है । इस पुस्तक के लेखक डॉ वी रघुनाथन है। इस किताब को एक विनोदी रूप में लिखा है, और यह किताब दो भाग श्रृंखला में पहली है। इस पुस्तक में, दो बच्चों की हरकतों का वर्णन है।
आप डॉ रघुनाथन के बारे में अधिक सीख सकते हैं : www.vraghunathan.com

The Broken Pot: Story from Panchatantra Dec 30, 2016

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In this story, a Man keeps some rice in a pot and begins to imagine a better life for himself. In the process, he kicks the pot and all the rice spills over him. The moral of this story is that one should not daydream. You can learn more about this story at www.gaatha.co/broken-pot

The Story of The First Christmas Tree Dec 22, 2016

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This is the story that tells us how the Tree became such an important part of Christmas. But more importantly, the story also teaches us to be kind to those who are in need, and that good deeds will get rewarded... Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Baalgatha Podcast.
This episode was written by Minu Pandit and edited by Amar Vyas. Narration by Sheerali Biju, Baalgatha Podcast is produced by gaathastory. You can listen to Baalgatha in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada and Telugu exclusively on Spotify.

The Fox And The Crow Dec 16, 2016

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This is a story from Panchatantra which teaches us a moral that we should be wary of people who praise you falsely. In this story, a crow who is very proud of her voice is falsely praised by a fox. In the process, the crow, who had a cheese in her mouth. drops the cheese and the fox carries it away.
You can listen to more such stories by visiting www.gaatha.co

King Bruce And The Spider Dec 13, 2016

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This story is based on the life of King Bruce of Scotland. He is defeated by his enemy six times, and yet he is able to win during the seventh attempt. How was he able to do it? He was inspired by a spider that he saw in the cave. The moral of this story is: try and try till you succeed.
The Hindi version of this story is available as Raja Burush Aur Makdi. at http://www.gaatha.co/brush

Four Friends And A Lion Dec 09, 2016

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This is a story from Panchatantra, in which four friends come across a skeleton while travelling in a forest. Three friends try to show off their knowledge by bringing the animal, in this case a lion to life, while the fourth, uses common sense and climbs a tree. The lion kills the three friends, the fourth is able to save his life. The moral of this story is that one should use common sense and should not be proud of their knowledge.
The Hindi version of this story is called Char Dost Aur Sher. You can listen to it at www.gaatha.co/stories

The Dog And The Donkey Panchatantra Story with a Moral Nov 29, 2016

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Listen to more awesome stories at www.gaatha.co. Baalgatha is Number 1 ranked Kid\'s podcast on iTunes India. Today\'s story is as follows: Once a washer man had a donkey and a dog. It was a hot afternoon. The dog was sleeping under the shady veranda. There was some noise outside. The dog just lifted up his head and went back to sleep.
The donkey asked, \"Why don\'t you bark. It could be thieves\". The dog replied, \"Mind your own business\". But the donkey would not listen. He wanted to save his master from thieves. He started to bray. The master who was sound asleep got wild with the donkey and came running out with a stick and beat up the donkey.
MORAL : It is always better to mind our own business.

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