Podcasts about haathi

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Pagal Haathi- Premchand - Suno Kahani Hindi GuruKul पागल हाथी - प्रेमचंद - सुनो कहानी हिंदी#kahani#kahaniyan #premchand#premchandkikahani #sunokahani #hindi #hindigurukul#audiobook

DPS Nacharam

A Story about Elephant and monkey

A Story about Elephant

Hindi Rhyme

Hindi Rhyme

Hindi Rhyme

#kahaaniyaan da pitaara #with rj nidhi # audiochaska #punjabi stories #moral stories ਜੇ ਪਰਮਾਤਮਾ ਨੇ ਸਾਨੂੰ ਤਾਕਤ ਦਿੱਤੀ ਹੈ ਤੇ ਉਸ ਤਾਕਤ ਤੇ ਕਦੇ  ਹੰਕਾਰ ਨਹੀਂ ਕਰਨਾ ਚਾਹੀਦਾ ਇਸ ਲਈ ਆਪਣੀ ਤਾਕਤ ਨੂੰ ਹੰਕਾਰ ਕਰਨ ਦੀ ਥਾਂ ਕਿਸੇ ਚੰਗੇ ਕੰਮਾਂ ਤੇ ਲਗਾਣਾ ਚਾਹੀਦਾ ਹੈ. ਕਿਸੇ ਨੇ ਸਹੀ ਕਿਹਾ ਹੈ ਕਿ ਤਾਕਤ ਤੇ ਹੰਕਾਰ ਨਾ ਕਰੀਏ ਕੁਦਰਤ ਤੋਂ ਕਰੀਏ।  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/audiochaskapodcast/message

Hello Everyone , This is a moral and inspirational Hindi story of a Elephant

After some mad celebrations for Amogh's wedding, the boys are back to discuss all things football! Except...we didn't have time to prepare a run order for the show. So this episode is just the boys winging it for close to an hour! We did manage to touch upon the wind swept classic at Elland Road, with Man United coming out 2-4 winners. We also discuss Spurs' brilliant victory over City that throws the title race wide open!  Liverpool survided a scare from Norwich and ended up 3-1 winners, with Luis Diaz getting his first goal for the club. But how does one pronounce his name? Plus, Aakarsh gives us a great insight into what Craig Dawson's complaints to the referee about Chris Wood were all about! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @cornerflagpod Visit us on www.thecornerflag.in Subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from, and don't forget to give us a 5 star review!

Rhyme

An emperor, in ancient time, is curious to weigh his elephant but has no idea how to. His courtiers have nothing but some stupid suggestions. Will he ever find out a way?   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rhyme

The Snow Elephant promised the two kittens that he can take them to a land of abundant food... the favourite food of the cats...MICE !!!! but destiny had other plans...

Rana Daggubati speaks to Anupama Chopra about finding work-life balance post marriage, why his next film Haathi Mere Saathi was the therapy session he needed, and what it's like working with Pawan Kalyan on the official Telugu remake of Malayalam blockbuster film Ayyappanum Koshiyum.

We are uploading this short story in Tasneef Haider's voice.

Kids moral stories

Rana Daggubati with Hrishi K - South Bay & Haathi Mere Saathi by Hrishikesh Kannan

In this story, a clever rabbit tricks a herd of elephants to leave his village as they were causing destruction and terrorising all the rabbits. Listen to the full story to find out how he tricked the elephants with his wit and intelligence, and #StayHomeAndLearn with Priyanka Didi's special set of moral stories now!

Shocked by the tragic Kerela pregnant elephant murder incident, this episode of गली का ग़ालिब (Gali ka Ghalib) via Hindi Poetry pays a tribute to the elephant and also urges government for strong penal action against the culprits

It is a story in which a group of elephants had unknowingly killed some rabbits. How other rabbits planned and saved themselves from the elephants by their cleverness. Here you will get stories for kids which they will not only enjoy but also learn something from it. Various fairy tales which will enhance their creativity and stories like akbar birbal, tenali rama will enhance their thinking capability. The stories are in hindi as this podcast is mainly made for Indian kids. Being my audience please check my latest blog on happy birthday wishes for sister - https://www.imaginasnap.com/2020/02/happy-birthday-wishes-for-sister-with-images.html --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sameer-gautam/message

A story to teach kids value of kindness, compassion and wisdom. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/suren-alambaan/message

Where does one go to buy an elephant?

Haathi Cloth: Hacking the World of Indian Weddings Are you familiar with India?   If not… well… this really isn’t the podcast for you   Here are some things you may or may not be familiar with   There are over 31 Million Non Resident Indians or Persons of Indian Origin living outside of India across the world. Over 7 Million NRIs or PIOs live in the USA, the UK and the Canada.   The Indian wedding market is estimated at $50 billion making it the world’s second-largest, after the $70 billion US market and it is growing at an estimated rate of 20% year over year.   Some would say… the traditional clothing one wears to an Indian wedding, while spectacular… is not that comfortable.   The a Southeast Asian engineer from the Midwestern US met an Indian Entreprenuer from Austin Texas… it was time for a change.   This week on Insecurity, Matt Stephenson sits down with the founders of Haathi Cloth for a discussion about Kurtas and pyjamas. What in the world does this have to do with cybersecurity and technology? Have you ever been in a data center where the pressure is on and it’s hot… like… really hot? Now try going to an Indian wedding in the summer. This was a system ripe for a Blue Team style hack.     About Josh Fu Josh Fu (@jfusecurity), CISM, CISSP, is a Security Engineer for Cylance. Josh has experience as a Channel Manager and consultant in cloud infrastructure and as a Sales Engineer in cybersecurity. Josh founded the West Coast chapter of the International Consortium of Minority Cybersecurity Professionals and has presented in front of industry audiences across the country.   When he isn’t too busy protecting the world from cybercriminals and other miscreants, he finds the inefficiencies in other systems… which leads to the creation of companies like Haathi Cloth.   About Samit Shah   Samit Shah is a serial entrepreneur who can't look at a problem and not try to find a solution. He is currently involved as founder of 3 different companies: Haathi Cloth, Persource and Evolve Energy. These companies are about as far apart on the spectrum of what businesses do that they almost don’t even belong on the same chart. Where they intersect… is at Samit.    About Matt Stephenson   Insecurity Podcast host Matt Stephenson (@packmatt73) leads the Broadcast Media team at BlackBerry, which puts him in front of crowds, cameras, and microphones all over the world. He is the regular host of the InSecurity podcast and host of CylanceTV   Twenty years of work with the world’s largest security, storage, and recovery companies has introduced Matt to some of the most fascinating people in the industry. He wants to get those stories told so that others can learn from what has come   Every week on the InSecurity Podcast, Matt interviews leading authorities in the security industry to gain an expert perspective on topics including risk management, security control friction, compliance issues, and building a culture of security. Each episode provides relevant insights for security practitioners and business leaders working to improve their organization’s security posture and bottom line.   Can’t get enough of Insecurity? You can find us at ThreatVector InSecurity Podcasts, Apple Podcasts and GooglePlay as well as Spotify, Stitcher, SoundCloud, I Heart Radio and wherever you get your podcasts!   Make sure you Subscribe, Rate and Review!

यह कहानी हमारे लिए विशेष महत्व रखती है, क्यूँकि बालगाथा हिंदी पॉड्कैस्ट की यह सबसे पहली कहानी है! एक ख़रगोश और एक हाथी के बारे में है।ख़रगोश कैसे अपने साथियों को हाथियों के झुंड से बचाता है, यह जांने इस कहानी को सुन कर। यह कहानी शीरली बीजू ने बालगाथा हिंदी पाड्कैस्ट के लिए प्रस्तुत कि है । अब आप ऐपल पॉडकास्ट, Google पॉडकास्ट, स्टिचर, सावन, कास्टबॉक्स, हुबहॉपर, स्टोरियोह, और कई अन्य वेबसाइटों और ऐप्स पर आप बालगाथा हिंदी पॉडकास्ट सुनते हैं. You can subscribe to Baalgatha Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Storiyoh, Castbox, Spotify, and other fine websites and apps where you listen to podcasts.

मोती राजा साहब की खास सवारी का हाथी। यों तो वह बहुत सीधा और समझदार था, पर कभी-कभी उसका मिजाज गर्म हो जाता था और वह आपे में न रहता था। उस हालत में उसे किसी बात की सुधि न रहती थी, महावत का दबाव भी न मानता था। एक बार इसी पागलपन में उसने अपने महावत को मार डाला। राजा साहब ने वह खबर सुनी तो उन्हें बहुत क्रोध आया। मोती की पदवी छिन गयी। राजा साहब की सवारी से निकाल दिया गया। कुलियों की तरह उसे लकड़ियां ढोनी पड़तीं, पत्थर लादने पड़ते और शाम को वह पीपल के नीचे मोटी जंजीरों से बांध दिया जाता। रातिब बंद हो गया। उसके सामने सूखी टहनियां डाल दी जाती थीं और उन्हीं को चबाकर वह भूख की आग बुझाता। जब वह अपनी इस दशा को अपनी पहली दशा से मिलाता तो वह बहुत चंचल हो जाता। वह सोचता, कहां मैं राजा का सबसे प्यारा हाथी था और कहां आज मामूली मजदूर हूं। यह सोचकर जोर-जोर से चिंघाड़ता और उछलता। आखिर एक दिन उसे इतना जोश आया कि उसने लोहे की जंजीरें तोड़ डालीं और जंगल की तरफ भागा। थोड़ी ही दूर पर एक नदी थी। मोती पहले उस नदी में जाकर खूब नहाया। तब वहां से जंगल की ओर चला। इधर राजा साहब के आदमी उसे पकड़ने के लिए दौड़े, मगर मारे डर के कोई उसके पास जा न सका। जंगल का जानवर जंगल ही में चला गया। जंगल में पहुंचकर अपने साथियों को ढूंढ़ने लगा। वह कुछ दूर और आगे बढ़ा तो हाथियों ने जब उसके गले में रस्सी और पांव में टूटी जंजीर देखी तो उससे मुंह फेर लिया। उसकी बात तक न पूछी। उनका शायद मतलब था कि तुम गुलाम तो थे ही, अब नमकहराम गुलाम हो, तुम्हारी जगह इस जंगल में नहीं है। जब तक वे आंखों से ओझल न हो गये, मोती वहीं खड़ा ताकता रहा। फिर न जाने क्या सोचकर वहां से भागता हुआ महल की ओर चला। वह रास्ते ही में था कि उसने देखा कि राजा साहब शिकारियों के साथ घोड़े पर चले आ रहे हैं। वह फौरन एक बड़ी चट्टान की आड़ में छिप गया। धूप तेज थी, राजा साहब जरा दम लेने को घोड़े से उतरे। अचानक मोती आड़ से निकल पड़ा और गरजता हुआ राजा साहब की ओर दौड़ा। राजा साहब घबराकर भागे और एक छोटी झोंपड़ी में घुस गये। जरा देर बाद मोती भी पहुंचा। उसने राजा साहब को अंदर घुसते देख लिया था। पहले तो उसने अपनी सूंड़ से ऊपर का छप्पर गिरा दिया, फिर उसे पैरों से रौंदकर चूर-चूर कर डाला। भीतर राजा साहब का मारे डर के बुरा हाल था। जान बचने की कोई आशा न थी। आखिर कुछ न सूझी तो वह जान पर खेलकर पीछे दीवार पर चढ़ गये, और दूसरी तरफ कूद कर भाग निकले। मोती द्वार पर खड़ा छप्पर रौंद रहा था और सोच रहा था कि दीवार कैसे गिराऊं? आखिर उसने धक्का देकर दीवार गिरा दी। मिट्टी की दीवार पागल हाथी का धक्का क्या सहती? मगर जब राजा साहब भीतर न मिले तो उसने बाकी दीवारें भी गिरा दीं और जंगल की तरफ चला गया। घर लौटकर राजा साहब ने ढिंढोरा पिटवा दिया कि जो आदमी मोती को जीता पकड़कर लायेगा, उसे एक हजार रुपया इनाम दिया जायेगा। कई आदमी इनाम के लालच में उसे पकड़ने के लिए जंगल गये। मगर उनमें से एक भी न लौटा। मोती के महावत के एक लड़का था। उसका नाम था मुरली। अभी वह कुल आठ-नौ बरस का था, इसलिए राजा साहब दया करके उसे और उसकी मां को खाने-पहनने के लिए कुछ खर्च दिया करते थे। मुरली था तो बालक पर हिम्मत का धनी था, कमर बांधकर मोती को पकड़ लाने के लिए तैयार हो गया। मगर मां ने बहुतेरा समझाया, और लोगों ने भी मना किया, मगर उसने किसी की एक न सुनी और जंगल की ओर चल दिया। जंगल में गौर से इधर-उधर देखने लगा। आखिर उसने देखा कि मोती सिर झुकाये उसी पेड़ की ओर चला आ रहा है। उसकी चाल से ऐसा मालूम होता था कि उसका मिजाज ठंडा हो गया है। ज्यों ही मोती उस पेड़ के नीचे आया, उसने पेड़ के ऊपर से पुचकारा, ''मोती!'' मोती इस आवाज को पहचानता था। वहीं रुक गया और सिर उठाकर ऊपर की ओर देखने लगा। मुरली को देखकर पहचान गया। यह वही मुरली था, जिसे वह अपनी सूंड़ से उठाकर अपने मस्तक पर बिठा लेता था! ''मैंने ही इसके बाप को मार डाला है,'' यह सोचकर उसे बालक पर दया आयी। खुश होकर सूंड़ हिलाने लगा। मुरली उसके मन के भाव को पहचान गया। वह पेड़ से नीचे उतरा और उसकी सूंड़ को थपकियां देने लगा। फिर उसे बैठने का इशारा किया। मोती बैठा नहीं, मुरली को अपनी सूंड़ से उठाकर पहले ही की तरह अपने मस्तक पर बिठा लिया और राजमहल की ओर चला। मुरली जब मोती को लिए हुए राजमहल के द्वार पर पहुंचा तो सबने दांतों उंगली दबाई। फिर भी किसी की हिम्मत न होती थी कि मोती के पास जाये। मुरली ने चिल्लाकर कहा, ''डरो मत, मोती बिल्कुल सीधा हो गया है, अब वह किसी से न बोलेगा।'' राजा साहब भी डरते-डरते मोती के सामने आये। उन्हें कितना अचंभा हुआ कि वही पागल मोती अब गाय की तरह सीधा हो गया है। उन्होंने मुरली को एक हजार रुपया इनाम तो दिया ही, उसे अपना खास महावत बना लिया

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This episode contains untold story on how my first crush led to me to a series of crazy adventures with my closest friends involving kamasutra and loosing a 12 feet tall elephant in the uber rich suburbs of Delhi.

A happy, carefree, and a little wild herd of elephants has just arrived at a new lake. The rabbits are worried because the elephants are breaking their homes. It is finally in the hands of little Jhumru Rabbit to ensure the safety of the rabbits. But he is so tiny. What can he do? Let’s find out from Nani if he could manage it or not. - This is an IVM Production; for more such awesome podcasts on the go, download the IVM Podcasts app on Google Play: https://goo.gl/bI1toI and on iOS: https://goo.gl/9UhnGd Or come find us: Website: Indusvox.com Facebook: https://goo.gl/P130uw Twitter: https://goo.gl/7P7Uec Instagram: https://goo.gl/qH3PHm

The Dog and the Elephant A story from India   This story includes a few words from the Indian language - Hindi.   Haan = Yes Ji = In Indian culture, adding Ji after a name is meant to convey warmth and respect. Doste = Friend Haathi = Elephant Ghee = Clarified butter Dhal = Lentils   Adapted by Bertie. Read by Richard. Produced by Jana Elizabeth. There was once an elephant who belonged to a maharajah of India and who lived in great style. The Maharajah's personal chef prepared great quantities of rice for the elephant to eat every day - not just any old rice, but fluffy, savoury smelling basmati rice, with cardamon pods, cloves, cumin seeds and a touch of red saffron -  a dish fit for a king or queen.   Now in the same palace there also lived a dog who belonged to one of the servants. He was not nearly so lucky as the elephant, and had to get by on a few dollops of butter called ghee or a spoonful or two of lentils called dhal for his breakfast.  In the mornings, he would pass by the stable where the elephant lived and take in the wonderful smell of the rice. How he loved that aroma! But oh, how hungry it made him feel.   One day, the dog could hold back no longer. He slipped through a gap under the door to the stable, and saw the elephant eating his breakfast.   “Hail, oh great one!” said the dog. “I humbly ask if I may eat a few mouthfuls of your wonderful rice.”   “Haan-Ji doste,” said the elephant, which is a most respectful way of saying ‘yes my honoured friend', and the dog, who was very much reassured by the elephant's good manners, stepped forward and ate a share of the rice. “Thankyou oh great Haathi.”   After that, the dog became a regular guest at the home of the elephant, and the two became great friends. When the elephant went out and about on Royal Business, the dog went too. He was starting to fill out and looked far less scrawny than before. In fact, he turned out to be quite a handsome young hound - so much so - that one day a wealthy man asked the elephant keeper if he could buy the dog.   Now the elephant keeper was not the master of this dog. He actually  belonged to another servant in the palace, but seeing an opportunity to make a few rupees. He agreed a price with the wealthy man to let him take the dog away to his home.   Now neither the dog nor the elephant, nor indeed the dog's rightful owner, were happy about this occurrence. The elephant keeper made up a story that the dog had run away. The elephant did not believe such a thin tale, and pined for his friend. He refused to eat his rice, no matter how tasty the chef made it. The Maharaja noticed how the prized elephant was growing thin, and sent his personal doctor to find out the cause. The doctor examined the elephant very carefully before reporting  back to his master:   “Oh Great One,” he said, “I can find no physical cause for the honoured elephant's distress, and I must conclude that his ailment is psychological. My conjecture is that he is pining for a lost loved one, or a much valued friend, who has died or otherwise gone away out of his life.”   The Maharaja called for the elephant keeper and related to him the words of the wise doctor. “Can you think who this prized loved one or dear friend might be?” he asked.     The elephant keeper knew right away that the dearest friend of the elephant was the dog. He told this to his master, and said that somebody had taken him away.   The Maharaja, when he heard this, put out a proclamation that whoever had taken the dog from the Royal Elephant Stables must return him or face severe punishment. The wealthy man heard this news, and hastily returned the dog to the elephant keeper. And the elephant keeper, who had spent most of the money he had received for the dog, returned a few rupees to the man.  And in this way the two great friends, the dog and the elephant, were once again united, and both of them ate Royal Rice and thrived in each other's company. More importantly than food, they had love and friendship. And Bertie says that this story is from a series of traditional Indian stories called The Jataka. For now, from me Richard, Goodbye.

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