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Read Indian folk tales and fairy stories collected by Flora Annie Steel, Ms. Howard Kingscote, Joseph Jacobs and more. Go to full list of Indian folk tales.
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Indian folklore has a wide range of stories and mythological legends, which emerge from all walks of life. The interesting stories range from the remarkable ‘Panchatantra’ to ‘Hitopadesha’, from ‘Jataka’ to ‘Akbar-Birbal’.
Jan 1, 1992 · Folktales from India. A.K. Ramanujan. 4.05. 637 ratings46 reviews. An enchanting collection of 110 tales, translated from twenty-two different languages, that are by turns harrowing and comic, sardonic and allegorical, mysterious and romantic.
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Dec 15, 2022 · Whether it is to preserve history or provide moral lessons, ancient folk tales have served a much bigger purpose that just entertaining people. Here are some famous and fascinating stories that have enlightened generations of Indians.
Jan 13, 1994 · Folktales from India. A.K. Ramanujan. National Geographic Books, Jan 13, 1994 - Fiction - 384 pages. An enchanting collection of 110 tales, translated from twenty-two different languages, that...
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Jan 13, 1994 · Folktales from India is an enchanting collection of one hundred and ten tales translated from twenty-two different languages, by turns harrowing and comic, sardonic and allegorical, mysterious and romantic.
Mar 24, 2023 · People believe that Indian folk tales originated in ancient India during the Vedic period (1500 BCE to 500 BCE). And subsequently, they passed down these tales from generation to generation through oral tradition. And often used them as a means of entertainment and education.