Swati’s Journal Tales: Indian Folk and Moral Stories for Kids

“Swati’s Journal brings you timeless Indian folktales and moral stories for children. Our short audio stories (in English) come from the rich traditions of Panchatantra, Hitopadesha, Jataka Tales and regional folktales (Gujarati, Rajasthani, etc.). Each episode is a self-contained bedtime story with talking animals and a clear moral lesson, perfect for kids and families. Join us on a journey through Indian culture and values, where every episode ends with a valuable lesson. Read along at swatisjournal.com

Swati’s Journal Tales: Indian Folk and Moral Stories for Kids is a kids podcast hosted by Swati's Journal, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Swati's Journal hosts Swati’s Journal Tales: Indian Folk and Moral Stories for Kids, a kids show with 13 episodes published.

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  Swati’s Journal Tales: Indian Folk and Moral Stories for Kids

  The Blind Vulture | Hitopdesh Katha

  Mar 11, 20265 minS0

  <p>In a dense forest by a flowing river, a kind but blind vulture lives in a hollow of a large peepal tree. The birds of the tree take care of him, and in return he promises to protect their little chicks while they are away.</p><p>One day, a clever cat arrives near the tree and begins speaking sweetly to the old vulture. She claims she has given up hunting and only seeks wisdom.</p><p>But is the cat really telling the truth?<br />And what will happen to the helpless baby birds in the tree?</p><...

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  Greedy Jackal | Hitopdesh Katha

  Mar 11, 20263 minS0

  <p>A hunter in a forest kills a deer and then spots a fat wild boar. Hoping for an even bigger reward, he decides to hunt it too. But things quickly turn chaotic, and soon several animals - and the hunter himself - lie dead on the forest floor.</p><p>A hungry jackal later arrives and is amazed by the unexpected feast before him.</p><p>With so much food lying around, the jackal begins to plan how to enjoy it slowly and wisely. But one small decision leads to something he never expected.</p><p>What mistake does...

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  Washerman’s donkey and the dog | Hitopdesh Katha

  Mar 11, 20263 minS0

  <p>In a quiet village, a washerman lives with two loyal animals - a dog who guards the house and a donkey who carries clothes to the river every day. Though both serve their master faithfully, neither receives much appreciation in return.</p><p>One night, a thief sneaks into the house. The dog notices… but decides to stay silent. The donkey, shocked by this, faces a difficult choice.</p><p>Should he stay quiet like the dog?Or wake the master and risk the consequences?</p><p>🎧 Listen to this intriguing Hitopdesh animal story filled with suspense and an unexp...

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  The Golden Swan | A Jatak Katha

  Mar 11, 20265 minS0

  <p>A poor woman and her two daughters struggle to survive near a quiet pond. One day, a beautiful swan with dazzling golden feathers visits them with a surprising gift - a feather made of pure gold.</p><p>Each feather helps the family live more comfortably. But as time passes, the woman begins to wonder…</p><p>What if the swan stops coming?<br>What if she could take all the golden feathers at once?</p><p>🎧 Listen to this captivating Jatak Katha for kids about kindness, gratitude, and a decision that changes everything.</p><p>👉 Support the podcast with you...

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  The Wolf and the Lamb | A Panchatantra Tale

  Mar 11, 20263 minS0

  <p>A thirsty wolf is drinking water from a forest stream when he notices a little lamb drinking further downstream. Hungry and cunning, the wolf starts inventing accusations to blame the innocent lamb.</p><p>But the lamb calmly explains why the wolf’s claims make no sense. Still, the wolf refuses to listen.</p><p>Will the lamb’s logic save him, or has the wolf already decided his fate?</p><p>🎧 Listen to this classic Panchatantra animal story about cunning, innocence, and the dangers of false accusations.</p><p>👉 Support the podcast with your comments and help us share more...

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