Hindi Stories
Alif Laila Alif Laila
The stories (Hindi Kahani) of Alif Laila or you can call it (Arabian Nights) were originally composed in Persian language under the title 'Alif Laila'. It is one of the greatest works of the world, especially in the field of kid's literature. Many of the works are collections of mythology from ancient India, Iran and Arab countries. The Alif laida stories are very imaginative, magical and full of magical events. Among the main stories of Alif Laila - The Seven Sea Voyages of Sindbad, Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Talking Birds, Palm Kernels, Chicken's Teachings, Fairy's Wrath, Jug's Genie etc.
Panchatantra
Panchatantra is considered to be the first place in Sanskrit proverbs. Although this book has not survived in its original form, its composition has been determined around the 3rd century BCE, based on the available translations. The author of this book is Pt. Vishnu Sharma. The Panchatantra is divided into five tantras (parts): Mitrabheda (discord and separation among friends), Mitralabh or Mitrasamprapti (getting friends and their benefits), Kakolukiyam (the story of crows and owls), Labdhapranasha (of the object (labdha) in hand). Get out of hand), untested factor (be careful before doing something that hasn't been tested; don't act rashly). In many stories of Panchatantra, apart from human characters, sometimes animals and birds have also been made the characters of the story and many instructive things have been tried to be told from them.