Moral Stories
The Panchayati System and the Plough Test: A Story of How a Traditional Form of Governance Upheld the Rights of a Farmer Against a Cheater
There was a small village in India, where the people lived in harmony and peace. The v…
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Mythological Stories
The Serpent’s Surrender: How Krishna Taught a Lesson to Kaliya
Kaliya was a poisonous serpent who lived in the Yamuna river. He had a hundred hoods and each hood had a bright gem on it.…
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The Fruit of Devotion: How Krishna Rewarded a Kind Woman
One day, a fruit seller came to the village where Krishna lived. She was carrying a basket full of ripe and juicy fruits. …
Mythological Stories
The Divine Saree: How Lord Krishna Saved Draupadi from Dishonor
Draupadi was the wife of the five Pandava brothers, who were the righteous and noble rulers of Hastinapura. She was a beau…
Mythological Stories
The Gift of Friendship: How Sudama Received Lord Krishna’s Grace
Sudama was a poor Brahmin who lived in a hut with his wife and children. He was a childhood friend of Lord Krishna, who wa…
Mythological Stories
The Lion of Justice: How Lord Narasimha Saved Prahlada from His Evil Father
Prahlada was a young prince who was the son of King Hiranyakashipu and Queen Kayadhu. He was a great devotee of Lord Vishn…
Mythological Stories
Bholenath and the Deer: A Moral Tale of Lord Shiva
Once, there was a hunter who was very fond of hunting deer. He would roam around the forest, looking for his prey and kill…
Mythological Stories
Ganesha and the Cat: A Story of Compassion and Forgiveness
One day, Lord Ganesha was playing with his mouse, who was his vehicle and friend. He saw a cat nearby and decided to chase…
Mythological Stories
The Lesson of Humility and Harmony: How Ganesha and Kartikeya Resolved Their Conflict
Ganesha and Kartikeya were the sons of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. They were very close to each other, but they also h…
Mythological Stories
Ganesha and the Moon: A Story of Humility and Respect
Once, Lord Ganesha was invited to a feast by Kubera, the god of wealth. Ganesha was very fond of sweets, and he ate a lot …
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