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Indian Folk Tales
The simple tales of indian village folk, the charm of the magician, the intelligent wife of the poor farmer and several other themes talk about the rich heritage of folk tales. Tales in the form of indian village folk stories have traveled down from ages with lots of improvisations and additions. They relate to devotional concepts, excerpts from mythology and simple ways to live life. |
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The Good And The Bad Head
 Once there existed a weird bird called Gharuda. The bird lived on a mango tree near a river. Gharuda possessed two necks but only one stomach. Once, when the bird was hunting for food near the river banks...
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Greedy Hunter and Jackal
Once, in a village named Ramgarh resided a hunter Shanker with his wife and 2 children. Everyday, he used to go to the jungle to hunt animals. This was his occupation by means of which he earned a living... |
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Honest Donkey and Wicked Dog
In Junagarh village resided a washer man named Ramesh. He had two pets, a donkey named Bhola and a dog named Moti. Moti used to protect Ramesh’s house and Bhola used to carry the clothes laid on his back... |
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King Trishanku and his transformation into a coconut
Once there was a king named Trishanku in a village called Ramnagar. He was a wise king, with a great heart. He used to treat his subjects equally. His subjects were very grateful to have a king like him... |
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