I was a child who always pestered people around me to tell me stories .When I became a mother I always loved to tell stories to my kids.As a teacher I used to tell stories to my students when I found them distracted or tired. I believe stories are the most powerful weapon to arouse the imagination of a child . Stories can build up their vocabulary, instigate them to read and inspire them to be good.I have tried to select different type of stories and told them in a way my kids would like to hear and believe that every one can enjoy them . I hope these stories will serve the purpose.
In this episode, we dive into the life and legend of Naranathu Bhranthan, the eccentric yet enlightened son of Vararuchi, one of the twelve children of the famous Parayi Petta Panthirukulam. Known as the "madman of Kerala," Naranathu Bhranthan wandered from place to place, often ridiculed for his strange ways. But behind his seemingly insane behavior lay deep wisdom, fearless truth-telling, and a sharp eye for the hypocrisies of society.
Here is a Madanakamaraja StoryIn this episode, we unravel the fascinating tale of the Chakalati woman and the proud prince.Once, after a hunting expedition, a prince came across a Chakalati — a woman who sold oil — as she spread sesame seeds to dry. Struck by her beauty and wit, the prince was determined to marry her. But the Chakalati boldly warned him: if he married her, she would bear a son who would one day defeat him. Amused, the prince still married her and kept her in a palace outside the city.Years later, their clever son, raised secretly through his mother's cunning, grew into a bold young man. Using his sharp mind and fearless spirit, he humbled the proud prince through daring acts of trickery — from replacing the bed legs with plantain stems to capturing the army chief himself. At last, the prophecy of the Chakalati woman came true: her son defeated his own father, proving the power of wit, courage, and destiny.
മഹാബലിയെപ്പറ്റി.... ഓണത്തെപ്പറ്റി... കഥ കേൾക്കണ്ടേ
In this episode, we journey deep into the forests of ancient India, where a cruel young hunter lived by hunting only birds, showing no mercy to the creatures of the sky. One stormy night, fate led him beneath a great tree where an extraordinary encounter changed his life forever.Under the sheltering branches, a captured dove reunited with her grieving mate. Guided by sacred duty — Atithi Devo Bhava — the he-dove offered fire and, in an act of ultimate sacrifice, gave his own life to feed the guest. His devoted wife soon followed. Witnessing their selfless love, the hunter's heart was transformed, and he renounced cruelty, becoming a pious sanyasi.
Once, long ago, there lived the Asura Dharuka, whose cruelty tormented both devas and humans. To end his tyranny, Lord Paramashiva sent forth his daughter, the fierce Goddess Bhadrakali, to destroy him. Bhadrakali fought bravely and slew Dharuka.But his wife, the beautiful Manodari, could not bear the loss. Grief-stricken, she turned to Paramashiva himself and performed deep tapas. Moved by her devotion, Paramashiva granted her a few drops of his divine sweat, telling her that with this she could wield a power over people.On her way back, still burning with anger, Manodari encountered Bhadrakali, who was returning victorious after killing Dharuka. In her fury, she sprinkled the sweat on Bhadrakali, and instantly, the goddess was struck with the affliction of smallpox.Bhadrakali fell on the path to Kailasa, her body covered in blisters. Alarmed, the Bhooth Ganas rushed to Lord Shiva. From his power, he created Khandakarna, who came and licked the goddess's body, cleansing her of the disease—yet Bhadrakali chose to keep the marks of smallpox on her face as her ornament, a symbol of her fierce beauty.But she had not forgotten Manodari's deed. In her wrath, Bhadrakali cut away Manodari's eyes, ears, and legs. She then transformed her into Vasuri Mala Bhagavathi, binding her forever as one of her Bhooth Ganas. From then on, it was believed that Vasuri Mala carried the power of smallpox, a goddess both feared and worshipped, who reminds us of divine justice and the dangers of arrogance and revenge
Once upon a time, there lived an old gypsy man with his three daughters in asmall tent. Winter had come with all its fury. The wind howled through theforest, snow fell without mercy, and their thin clothes and fragile tent gavethem little protection. The family, along with their neighbours, suffered fromthe bitter cold and hunger.One evening, as the storm raged stronger, the old man looked at hisdaughters and said, “The Wind God is angry. Someone must goto him and plead for mercy.” He turned to his eldest daughter andasked her to set out toward the howling winds, hoping she could reach the WindGod's dwelling…
In a small village, a poor farmer and his family lived in fear of the terrifying giant, Chudo Yudo. When the monster threatened to attack, the farmer's two elder sons set out to defend their home. Their younger brother, Ivan, though discouraged at first, insisted on joining them. What began as a simple act of courage turned into an extraordinary adventure.Facing not one but three monstrous Chudo Yudos — the six-headed, the nine-headed, and finally the twelve-headed beast — Ivan's bravery and strength shone brighter than anyone expected. Against all odds, he defeated them all, proving that true heroism can rise from the humblest beginnings.This is the tale of Ivan, the unlikely warrior who saved his village.
In the land once ruled by King Bhaskara Varma, two young brothers set out in search of their destiny after their family fell into hardship. Their journey takes them deep into a mystical forest, where they encounter a sacred mango tree that bears fruit only once every hundred years. This single golden mango holds extraordinary powers — the outer fruit grants kingship, while the inner seed blesses its eater with the gift of jewels from every smile. Guided by fate and tested by choice, the brothers step onto a path that could change their lives forever.This tale is one of ambition, destiny, and the strange gifts of fortune.
In the time of King Vikramaditya, a man named Thyagasheelan came seeking work. The king asked his wages, and without hesitation, Thyagasheelan demanded a thousand tolas of gold. Surprised, the king decided to test him and appointed him as the royal night watchman.Thyagasheelan served with unwavering loyalty. One night, the king heard faint weeping from the graveyard and sent Thyagasheelan to investigate. There, under the moonlight, he found a beautiful woman crying.She introduced herself as Rajya Aishwaryam—the very prosperity and grace of the kingdom. She said she was leaving the land, for the time of fortune was ending. Desperate to keep her, Thyagasheelan begged her to stay.She agreed on one condition: he must offer his own son as a sacrifice at the nearby Kali temple.
Once upon a time, a poor, hungry man was walking along a dusty pathway when he spotted something glittering in the dirt — a bright red stone. Curious, he picked it up and decided to take it to the king.The king, upon seeing the stone, was overjoyed. It was no ordinary gem — it was a precious and rare jewel. In gratitude, the king rewarded the man with a large sum of gold and bought the stone. He then gifted it to the queen, who placed it in a small ornate box and kept it safely on a shelf, treasuring it above all else.For twelve long years, the stone lay undisturbed. One day, the king asked the queen to bring it to him, just to ensure it was still safe. The queen fetched the box, but when she opened it, the stone was gone — and in its place sat a small boy!Bewildered, she took the box to the king. As they watched, the boy grew at an astonishing speed until he stood before them as a handsome young man. But the king, suspicious and angry at this strange magic, banished the youth from the palace, though he gave him a horse and a sword......let's listen to the story.
In the heart of ancient India, a humble Brahmin family practiced a sacred tradition—Anna Dānam, the offering of food to those in need. Despite their poverty, they gave generously, believing in the unseen blessings that such acts bring. But when the father passes away, his young son, now 16, begins to question the meaning behind this selfless practice.Urged by his mother to seek the divine truth, the boy sets out on a pilgrimage to Gokarna to ask none other than Lord Paramashiva himself.His journey is not easy. In a dense forest, he is shown kindness by a tribal hunter, only to be blamed for the man's tragic death. He then encounters a wise Brahmin farmer, a fruit-laden mango tree, and a helpless snake—each carrying a mystery and a longing for answers only the gods can provide.In the sacred shrine of Gokarna, the boy finally meets Lord Shiva, who unveils the reasons behind suffering, karma, and the divine significance of giving without expectation.This story weaves together themes of faith, sacrifice, karma, and divine wisdom—a spiritual odyssey that reminds us that even the smallest act of kindness can echo through eternity
In this enchanting folk tale full of life lessons, we journey through the lives of four brothers—sons of a humble farmer. After their father's death, the once close-knit family parts ways, chasing dreams of performance and applause. One becomes a drummer, another a dancer, the third a singer, and the youngest—a quiet dreamer—remains close to the land.But fate has a curious way of shaping lives.The youngest son, left behind by his brothers, finds a new beginning in a fertile land. Through years of hard work under a wise master, he earns not only wealth but wisdom. Gifted a white ox for his loyalty, his journey soon takes a magical turn—when a mysterious wizard trades him a magic cockerel for the ox.That cockerel would lead him into a stormy night full of thunder, hail, and fear. But unlike many, the boy does not run. And when dawn breaks, so does a miracle—a golden kingdom rises from the earth, and the boy becomes its king.But what happens when the same magic is handed to those who didn't toil for it? When his three brothers try to follow his path using the same cockerel, they face the same test—but fail, and lose the magic forever.This tale is not just about kingdoms or magic. It's about patience, hard work, and the truth that some rewards can only be earned—never borrowed.Tune in to this episode of Folk Whispers and step into a world where perseverance builds kingdoms, and magic favors the brave.
ഒരിക്കൽ ഒരു രാജാവ് വേഷപ്രച്ഛന്നനായി നാടുകാണാനിറങ്ങി. തണുത്തു വിറച്ച അദ്ദേഹത്തിന് ഒരാട്ടിടയനാണ് അഭയം കൊടുത്തത്. കൊട്ടാരത്തിൽ തിരിച്ച് എത്തിയ രാജാവ് ഇടയനെ കൊട്ടാരത്തിലേക്ക് ക്ഷണിച്ചു........ കഥ കേൾക്കൂ
This is the story of a brave soldier who was an expert in archery. One day, while hunting in the forest, he hid behind a bush near a lake. There, he saw three swans with golden-yellow heads landing on a tree. Curious and eager to catch them, he watched closely and discovered they were not ordinary swans — they were heavenly women wearing swan-feather robes.As they removed their feathers to bathe in the lake, the soldier quietly took one of the feather garments. When the women finished bathing, two of them flew back, but the one whose feathers were missing was left behind. She could not return to her world and eventually married the soldier.They lived a happy and simple life in a small house. But their happiness was threatened when the king saw the beautiful woman and desired to make her his queen. He tried many tricks to separate the couple. One of his challenges was to find something that had no shape, size, or place — something invisible and mysterious.The soldier bravely set out to find it. With cleverness and courage, he succeeded in his quest, returned, and outsmarted the king. In the end, he lived happily with his beloved wife, safe and victorious
In ancient Russia, a great king once faced the wrath of nature—storms, droughts, and famine plagued his land. Left with no choice, he decided to move his kingdom to a safer place. But before the journey began, he made a cruel command: “Leave behind the old. Only the young shall build our future.”Obeying the order, the people left their aged parents behind—except for one brave young man, who could not abandon his wise and loving father. He hid him in a sack and carried him on the long, perilous journey.What followed was a tale of hidden wisdom, secret advice, and a king's change of heart...
Long ago, in a quiet village there lived a kind couple who longed for a child of their own. Despite their prayers and patience, their cradle remained empty—until one day, something magical happened. Out of love and hope, the father placed a simple wooden log in the cradle to comfort the mother. But on the third day, to everyone's surprise, the lifeless piece of wood transformed into a living, breathing baby boy. They named him Pileepka, a child born of wonder, mystery, and a love that refused to fade.This is the enchanting tale of Pileepka, the boy with an extraordinary beginning...
A story of luck, pride, divine wagers, and cosmic journeysIn ancient India, there lived a man whose life revolved around a single game—Judo, the game of dice. So skilled was he that no opponent could match him, and he earned his living defeating anyone who dared to challenge him. But when all humans refused to play, he turned to the gods themselves.In a bold twist of fate, he played against Lord Shiva in a temple, declaring himself the victor and claiming the goddess as his prize. This act set off a chain of extraordinary events. Gifted with a celestial wife—an Apsara from the heavens—his adventures spiral from divine dance halls to fierce battles with Kinnaras, from heavenly courts to the very kingdom of Yama, Lord of Death.From gambler to guest in heaven, from lover to judge of souls—this is the story of a man who dared to roll the dice with destiny.
Prince Shashanka Kiranan, gifted with beauty and brilliance, weds the stunning princess Lilitha Manohari of Kashi. The royal couple, deeply in love, retreats to a serene palace near a forest and river to enjoy their days of bliss. But envy creeps in where beauty and joy reside. A group of celestial maidens, enchanted and jealous, capture the prince and turn him into a garland of flowers—adorning themselves with his essence, leaving Lilitha Manohari abandoned and grieving.In her solitude begins a journey—not just to reunite with her beloved, but to overcome divine trials, heartbreak, and illusions. A journey that celebrates her strength, devotion, and unshakable spirit.✨ From Story Time With Asha Teacher—where even the softest hearts wield the fiercest courage.
Once a radiant princess, Kuthuvillakku is plunged into darkness after hearing that her beloved husband is lost forever. Overcome with sorrow, she prepares to end her life—but fate has other plans. A torrential rain, a raging river, and a twist of destiny carry her to a distant land where her identity is stripped away. Humiliated and disguised as a stone lamp statue, she stands silently in a royal palace, bearing the weight of her sorrow and the burden of injustice.Years pass. But love never forgets.When her husband, now a powerful man, walks past the palace one day, will he recognize the woman hidden beneath ash, black paint, and silence?✨ A moving tale—where forgotten souls find their voice, and true love finds its way home.
Once a mighty king, now a poor refugee, a father is forced to make a heartbreaking decision—he must give up one of his sons in return for their education. But when the guru favors the younger son and sends the elder to do chores, a quiet injustice unfolds. Unknown to all, the younger boy learns not just wisdom, but the magical art of shapeshifting. And with the wings of a tiny bird, he flies back to his father—not just with news, but with truth.✨ A magical tale from Story time With Asha Teacher, reminding us that true learning shines brightest when it's shared with love and courage.
In the ancient kingdom of Malava, King Malavan yearns for an heir. A divine mango gifted by Lord Shiva is meant to fulfill that dream—but the fruit's journey is anything but ordinary. Passed from queen to maid, and even to animals, the mango brings forth a series of miraculous births. Among them is a tortoise—strange in appearance, yet hiding a prince like no other. Hidden from the world, fed in secret, and misunderstood by all, this boy grows in wisdom and strength.But when his kingdom faces a challenge, will this "tortoise prince" rise in disguise to prove his worth? Kurma Kumaran is a tale full of twists, loyalty, and the triumph of hidden greatness.✨ Listen now on Story Time With Asha Teacher—where even a tortoise can become a legend.
On a moonlit night, a king asks his seven sons what they would do under such a sky. While his elder sons give noble and practical answers, the youngest—Jagatala Pratapan—dares to dream beyond imagination. He speaks of ruling from a high throne with wives from the realms of Indra, Varuna, Agni, and the Nagas. Angered by what he sees as arrogance, the king banishes his son. But destiny has other plans.From a humble life as a shepherd under a witch's roof to marrying celestial daughters and fulfilling his bold vision, Jagatala Pratapan's journey proves that great dreams, though mocked at first, can shine brighter than the moon.✨ A magical and inspiring tale from Story Time With Ash Teacher, where imagination becomes reality
In this unforgettable episode, we meet Jaka—a kind-hearted orphan who heals the sick and gives without expecting anything in return. He marries the beautiful Sani, but her greed begins to cloud their happiness. When a mysterious old woman appears at their doorstep during a time of need, a moment of cruelty leads to an unexpected and magical punishment. What happens next is the origin of something that still flies through our forests and night skies today.✨ A story from Story Time With Asha Teacher that teaches us: kindness lasts longer than beauty, and what we give returns to us.
In a distant kingdom, where sorrow shadowed the palace halls, a little dwarf prince named Tom longs for his father's love. After the queen dies, her only wish is for a lily to bloom on her grave—and with it begins a story no one could ever imagine. A mysterious old woman, a magical lily, and a hidden princess all weave together in this enchanting tale of kindness, magic, and the power of true hearts
“Subuddhi and Durbuddhi” is a gripping folktale of loyalty, betrayal, and divine justice. In this episode, listen to how the kind-hearted prince Subuddhi is deceived by his childhood friend Durbuddhi, only to be saved by grace and goodness. A tale that reminds us—true virtue always triumphs over evil.
In this heartwarming tale of kindness and courage, a young prince loses his way in a forest—but gains something far greater. By helping others selflessly, including a tiger and a group of strangers, he unknowingly gathers a circle of loyal friends. Gifted with magical items—a flying carpet, a wish-giving bag, and a bowl of endless water—the prince embarks on a daring quest to win the heart of a princess. When the trials begin, will his kindness come full circle? Find out in this magical episode of Story Time With Asha Teacher—where every good deed has a fairy-tale reward.
Daniel was a boy who seemed to carry bad luck wherever he went. Every task he touched went wrong—he lost coins through holes in his pocket, spilled milk before it reached home, and even tripped over his own feet during races. People in the village often laughed and said, “If it's Daniel, something will go wrong!”Join us in this touching and delightful story that reminds us—every unlucky step might just lead to something wonderful.
In this haunting tale set aboard a drifting ship, a kind-hearted Chinese boy named Ying Luo finds himself the sole survivor of a mysterious tragedy. As he mourns the loss of his parents and fellow passengers, a mysterious magician appears with a shocking revelation: everyone else perished because of their cruelty — except Ying Luo, whose single act of kindness once saved the magician himself. Now, faced with the impossible task of redeeming his loved ones, Ying Luo must search deep into memory for even the faintest trace of goodness in his parents' lives. Will compassion triumph over fate?
In this moving story, a poor widow raises her two sons with love—but only one stays by her side when she grows old and ill. Through heartbreak and devotion, the younger son's love leads to a miracle as extraordinary as it is tender. With the help of a saint and a missing piece of love, the family is made whole again—only this time, something even more magical comes with it.
In today's story, two siblings set out into the world with nothing but ambition and a willingness to believe. One dream under an old tree changes everything. With healing leaves and enchanted water, they bring life back to a dying prince—and soon find their own lives transformed in return.
Today's episode brings you the outrageous adventures of a simple tailor with a very big ego—and an even bigger misunderstanding! When a bunch of flies ruin his meal, the tailor kills seven with a single slap. Proud of his "heroic deed," he embroiders the words on his apron: “Killed seven with one blow.” What follows is a journey full of mistaken identity, magical creatures, a duel of wits with a giant, and the kind of luck only a storyteller could imagine.
In this heart-touching episode, we meet an old man burdened by poverty but rich in love for his many children. Day after day, he struggles to bring food from the river—but returns empty-handed. Even his own brother turns him away. Just when despair seems too heavy to bear, he pulls something strange from the water… a heavy, round stone. It seems worthless—until it begins to glow.✨ A story of unexpected miracles and the light that shines brightest in the darkest moments.
In this heartwarming and humorous tale, a tired farm horse pulls heavy loads every day with no companion to share the burden. Weary and lonely, the horse begs his kind but poor master to find him a friend. With no coins to spare, the master sets the horse free to find one on his own.Wandering through the woods, the exhausted horse falls asleep at the entrance of a fox's cave. The sly fox mistakes the sleeping horse for a dead one and calls his friend, the wolf, to help carry away the ‘feast.' But when the horse wakes up, what follows is a clever and funny twist that neither the fox nor the wolf saw coming!Join us for The Horse Who Wanted a Friend—a story of kindness, misunderstanding, and unexpected surprises in the forest.
In today's episode, we bring you the story of a wealthy old farmer whose riches could not bring him happiness—or teach his sons the value of hard work. When disaster strikes, he realizes that kindness, not gold, is what earns love and respect. As his sons waste their days in comfort and lies, the farmer makes one final, powerful choice that changes how his village sees him—and how they remember him.✨ A moving tale about truth, transformation, and the real inheritance we leave behind.
A tale of wit, wild beasts, and a surprising twist!Welcome to today's episode, where we step into the simple yet adventurous world of a poor farmer with a big heart—and an even bigger problem. When a grumpy bear threatens his life, it seems all hope is lost… until a clever little fox offers a deal that just might save the day. But every deal has its price! Will the farmer outsmart both beast and trickster, or will his chicks pay the price?Get ready for a thrilling folk-style story filled with laughter, danger, and a dash of fox-like cunning!
In this enchanting episode, we follow the story of a lavish young boy who squanders his inheritance and finds himself lost in debt—until a mysterious gift from his father's friend changes everything. A flying box becomes his escape and his destiny, taking him to a city where a lonely princess awaits in a tower bound by a strange prophecy. Pretending to be an angel, he wins the hearts of the king and queen with a story that's both hilarious and wise. But just when everything seems perfect, a spark—literally—changes his fate again.Will magic save him a second time? Or has he burned his final chance?
In this delightful German folktale, follow the journey of Charles—a kind-hearted young man working for a wealthy master. When he sets out to return home with a heavy block of silver, a series of amusing trades leads him through horses, cows, pigs, geese, and even a flintstone! What he loses in riches, he gains in wisdom—and perhaps, freedom. A charming tale that reminds us: sometimes, having nothing at all is the greatest gift.✨ Tune in and don't forget to share your thoughts in our WhatsApp group!
Kadmus was a brave Phoenician prince and the brother of Europa, who was taken away by Zeus in the form of a bull. Sent by his father to find her, Kadmus searched far and wide but couldn't find her. On the advice of the Oracle of Delphi, he gave up the search and followed a sacred cow, building a city where it lay down—this city would become Thebes.To make a sacrifice, Kadmus needed water from a spring guarded by a fierce dragon. He fought and killed the dragon, and on the goddess Athena's advice, he sowed the dragon's teeth into the ground. From the soil sprang up fully armed warriors, called the Spartoi. They fought each other until only five remained, who became the noble families of Thebes.Kadmus is remembered as a hero who introduced the alphabet to Greece and laid the foundations of a great city—though his life was also touched by sorrow and strange fates, as often happens in myth.
In this delightful episode of Story Time with Asha Teacher, we follow the charming adventure of a tiny needle who longed to see the world beyond the sewing box of an old grandmother.Setting off bravely, the needle soon made new friends—a friendly dog, a clever crab, a cheerful cockerel, and a curious cat. Together, these five unlikely companions journeyed into the forest, full of dreams and laughter. They found a little house to rest for the night, but the real adventure began when the owner of the house—a sly fox—returned home!With quick thinking and teamwork, the five friends gave the fox a fright he would never forget.Tune in to enjoy The Needle and Its Brave Friends—a heartwarming story about friendship, adventure, and the magic of standing together!
In this episode of Story Time with Asha Teacher, journey into the icy waters of the Arctic with the ancient Inuit legend of Sedna, the powerful sea goddess.Once a young girl who lived with her father, Sedna's life took a tragic turn after she was tricked into marrying a mysterious stranger from the sea. When her father tried to rescue her, a terrifying storm struck their boat. In a moment of desperation, her father pushed her into the ocean—but Sedna's story didn't end there.From the depths of sorrow and betrayal, she rose as the ruler of the sea, her fingers transforming into whales, seals, and other ocean creatures. Today, Inuit people believe Sedna controls the marine animals and must be honored by hunters and shamans.Listen to the chilling yet beautiful tale of Sedna—a story of pain, power, and the spirit of the sea.
In this thrilling episode of Story Time with Asha Teacher, we follow the adventure of three young boys who wandered into the dark forest, despite their parents' warnings. As night fell, they lost their way and stumbled upon a creepy old house—home to a wicked witch who was known for eating children!But the smallest among them, Mitesik, was also the bravest. When the witch tried to trick them into falling asleep so she could capture them one by one, clever little Mitesik stayed awake. He cleverly delayed her—asking for a boiled egg, fried corn, and even water fetched with a sieve! The old witch fell for every trick, giving the boys just enough time to plan their escape.With only a needle, a bar of soap, and a dagger found on a shelf, Mitesik and his friends made a daring escape through the forest. Will they outsmart the witch and make it back home safely?Tune in to hear the magical and suspenseful tale of Mitesik and the Witch's House—a story of courage, cleverness, and the power of a quick mind in the darkest of places!
In today's enchanting episode of Story Time with Asha Teacher, we bring you the touching tale of a cobbler's daughter who couldn't speak—a quiet, gentle soul whom everyone mockingly called Padaatha Paingili. While others saw her silence as weakness, fate had something extraordinary in store.Far away in the palace, the young prince lay ill, and the king received a strange vision: only Padaatha Paingili could bring healing to his son. Without delay, the king's men began their search for the girl no one truly understood.What happens when a silent heart enters the grand palace? Can kindness and quiet presence work magic where even medicine failed?
Once upon a time, two kind-hearted farmers lived a quiet life—but they had no children to share their love with. Every day, they prayed for someone—anyone—to care for. One day, their prayers were answered in the most unexpected way: the farmer's wife gave birth to a tiny, adorable piglet with the softest pink skin. They named her Pinky Pig. But Pinky wasn't just any pig—she had a heart full of love and a spark of magic that brought joy and wonder to their lives.Join us for the heartwarming and delightful tale of Pinky Pig—a story about love, acceptance, and the beautiful surprises life can bring!
In this heartwarming folktale, two sisters lived very different lives. One was clever, kind, and hardworking, while the other—her stepsister—was lazy and selfish. One day, the smart girl was sent away by her jealous stepmother to find work. On her journey, she came across a tree without fruit, a thirsty well, a damaged oven, a whimpering dog, and even a dried wine. With her gentle heart, she helped them all. What she didn't know was that each act of kindness was being watched—and would soon be rewarded in a magical way. Join us for the touching tale —a story that proves good deeds never go unnoticed.
“A Just Judge” by Leo Tolstoy is a powerful short story that explores the values of fairness, wisdom, and true justice. In this tale, a king hears of a judge in a faraway land known for always making fair and wise decisions. Curious to test the judge's reputation, the king disguises himself and brings a complicated case before him. What follows is a brilliant display of reasoning and honesty that proves the judge's sense of justice is not only sharp but deeply moral.Join us on Story Time with Asha Teacher as we bring to life A Just Judge—a timeless tale that reminds us of the power of truth and the greatness of a truly fair heart.
Welcome to Story Time with Asha Teacher—one of the most-loved and most-heard Malayalam story podcasts.In this intriguing folktale, a king loses his way while wandering through a dense, eerie forest. Just when all hope seems lost, a towering giant appears, offering to help guide him back to his kingdom. Grateful yet wary, the king agrees, but the giant demands something in return—his daughter, the princess.
Have you ever wondered why mosquitoes exist and why they seem so intent on biting us? In this fascinating Vietnamese folktale, we delve into the origin of these pesky insects. The story begins with a loving couple whose happiness is shattered when the wife tragically dies. Heartbroken, the husband begs for her return, and a kind spirit grants his wish. But there's a twist—the wife comes back to life, but not as she once was. Soon, the truth unravels, and the curse of the mosquito is born.Join us on Story Time with Asha Teacher as we explore the bittersweet and mythical tale of How Mosquitoes Came to Be, where love, loss, and fate intertwine.
Welcome to Story Time with Asha Teacher—one of the most-loved and most-heard Malayalam story podcasts! Today we have two stories....1. The Chinese Ferryman's TreasureOnce, a humble ferryman spent his days rowing passengers across a great river. One morning he had a strange passenger. ...........This classic Chinese folktale explores the balance of greed, honesty, and destiny.2. The Italian Sparrow and the Box of MisfortuneIn ancient Italy, the Supreme God entrusted a tiny sparrow with a sacred box, warning it never to open it. But curiosity got the better of the little bird. As soon as it peeked inside, dark plagues, sicknesses, and misfortunes escaped, spreading across the world. Realizing its mistake, the sparrow desperately searched for a way to undo the damage, but some things can never be taken back. This Italian folktale echoes the legend of Pandora's Box, reminding us of the dangers of unchecked curiosity.
Welcome to Story Time with Asha Teacher—one of the most-loved and most-heard Malayalam story podcasts! In this heartwarming folktale, a god and goddess disguise themselves as a poor elderly couple and visit a village, seeking kindness and hospitality. When they knock on the door of a wealthy household, they are rudely turned away. But when they arrive at the humble home of a poor family, they are welcomed with warmth and generosity.Join us for this enchanting tale of kindness, greed, and unexpected rewards