The Great Panchatantra Tales is a collection of ancient fables that have entertained both children and adults for over two and a half millennia, each story imparting a moral lesson. Some tales are believed to date back to the RigVeda and are said to have been narrated by the deity Shiva to his consort Parvati. The present series is adapted from the original Sanskrit texts. The book features a variety of stories organized into five parts, each emphasizing different strategies for life and relationships. Some notable stories include "The Monkey and the Wedge," "The Cunning Hare and the Witless Lion," and "The Croc and the Monkey." The themes range from friendship and cleverness to the consequences of greed and imprudence, making the tales both entertaining and instructive. Matrubharti holds exclusive digital publishing rights for this copyrighted content, emphasizing the prohibition of illegal copies in any format.

by MB (Official) in English Children Stories

Writen by MB (Official)

Category Children Stories