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Festivals of Navaratri and Dussera
We celebrate the festivals of Navaratri and Dussera with episodes on Baalgatha and Chants of India Podcasts. Listen to the stories in English, Hindi and Kannada.
We celebrate the festivals of Navaratri and Dussera with episodes on Baalgatha and Chants of India Podcasts. Listen to the stories in English, Hindi and Kannada.
Wishing you a Happy Dasara or Dussera! On occasion of one of India’s major festivals, we are delighted to launch Baalgatha- Kannada podcast. Now you can listen to your favourite children’s Bedtime stories in Kannada! Experience classic tales from Panchatantra, Jataka and Hitopadesha, as well as stories from contemporary authors. Read more…
We are celebrating the season of Navaratri and the festival of Dussera is around the corner. To mark this occasion, we have published a special episode on Devgatha Podcast. They are as follows: Baalgatha English In this week’s Baalgahta English story, listen to the tale Why Birbal was Akbar’s Favourite Read more…
Lisetn to Special episodes about Ganapati Bappa in Marathi. गणपतीचा सण साजरा करण्यासाठी आम्ही तुमच्यासाठी गणपती बाप्पांविषयी खास गोष्टि घेऊन आलो आहोत.
Listen to this Marathi story from Pratham Books’ Storyweaver Collection, written by Rohini Nilanekni and translated by Sandhya Taksale. Story is narrated by Anaya Thatte for Baalgatha Marathi Podcast. श्रिंगेरी श्रीनिवास नवाचा शेतकारी अप्ल्या प्रसिद्ध होता, आनी त्याच्या रागला सारे लोक घबरायचे। एक दिवशी तो अप्ल्या शेतात गेला अस्ताना तो Read more…
This story is a part of Pratham Books’ Storyweaver Collection. Click below to listen to the story or continue reading below to learn more. Grandpa Fish And The Radio Grandpa Fish and the Radio is a short but sweet story about an old fish who lives int the river along Read more…
Listen to the story of Nalayini on Fairytales of India. Nalayini was the daughter of King Nala and a worshipper of Lord Shiva.
Do you know the story behind how Zoarastrians (or Parsis as they are called locally) came to India? Listen to this short story on Baalgatha Podcast to learn how and why Parsis celebrate the festival of Pateti and the Parsi New Year.