On this World Storytelling day with the theme ‘Deep Waters’ here is a lesser known story from Srimad Bhagavatham – that of how Shri Krishna acquired his conch Panchajanya. Read to know more…
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I am a mother of two children who love stories. I used to work in the Insurance industry. I have heard and read lots of Indian stories from my childhood and still read. Our stories have lot of values and also reflect the way society was, in ancient days. As a hobby, I am rewriting the stories I have heard and read, in an attempt to preserve them for the benefit of present and future parents and grandparents and kids of course!!
This is Part 2 of the story of Pattinathaar. Please read Part 1 and continue reading the story of this great saint…
This is a story of a Siddha by name Pattinathaar who lived in the 9th Century. He was a devotee of Lord Shiva. How he turned from a millionaire to a mendicant is a fascinating story. Read on to find out…
This is the story of Kunguliya Kalaya Nayanar, one of the sixty-three Nayanmars. Read to find out how Lord Shiva tested him and showered him with His Grace…
This is a folk tale from Odisha about a naive young man. Read to find out more…
This is a story from Shanti Parva told by Bhishma Pitamaha to Yudhishtira on managing enemies. This is a beautiful fable through which a great strategy has been taught. Read on to know…
The Murtis of Bhagavan Jagannatha, Balabhadra and Maa Subhadra are different from the usual figurines we see at temples. Why is it so? From when did Bhagavan Jagannatha come to stay at Puri? Read to know more…