Who Wrote The Panchatantra?
Created over 2000 years ago, the Panchatantra's lessons are still relevant today.
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The King Who Loved Stories
A folktale from Karnataka about a king who never got bored of listening to stories.
The Lion and The Jackal
Have you read the story of the silly lion Kharanakhara and the clever jackal Hasya?
The Hungry Jackal
This is the story of Gomaya the jackal, who learned how to face his fears and got rewarded for it.
The Value of Waste
Read how Birbal teaches Emperor Akbar the meaning of the saying, 'One man's trash is another man's treasure.'
The Cautious Antelope
Being cautious is not a bad thing, like this particular member of the deer family found out!
Delhi’s Many Turns
Have you read the story of how Birbal figured out the number of turns in Delhi in a matter of seconds?
Comic of The Month
Lal Bahadur Shastri
October 2nd marks the birth anniversaries of two giants in Indian history; one is Mahatma Gandhi and the other is Lal Bahadur Shastri, India's second Prime Minister and champion of the the country's White and Green Revolutions. Read his full story in this month's free comic book.
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