Tales from India
Tales from India
The official app & game
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DESCRIPTION
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Tales from India is a time-tested collection of short stories written and passed on from generation to generation. They are a treasure trove of great morals and teach lessons of practical significance not just for children but for all ages. Their imperishable value makes them survive the ravages of changing times and being pertinent. This application with illustrations consisting of twelve stories attempts to bring to life few of those precious ones.
The Cat and the Rooster: Intelligence outwits enemies
The Monkeys and the King: Real leaders sacrifice themselves to save others
The Deer and the King: Nothing is nobler than Kindness
The Swan and the Woman: Greed leads to Grief
The Emperor and the Monkey: Pay heed to wise counsel
The Wood-Cutter and the Lion: Being grateful is important in life
The Fox and the Cranes: Lack of wisdom can be dangerous
The Lioness and the Cow: Beware who you trust
The Fox and the Goat: Do not underestimate others intelligence
The Bulls and the Pig: Be content with your life
The Monkey and the Crocodile: Blind trust in others is foolishness
The Duck King and the Peacock: Pride precedes fall
We hope to enhance this application adding new stories in the future.
Enjoy with UptoPlay the online game Tales from India.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: Prabhakar Krishnaswami
Genre: Comics
App version: 1.0
App size: 4.5M
Recent changes: Updated illustrations related to stories The Monkey and the Crocodile, The Emperor and the Monkey and The Wood-Cutter and the Lion
Now supports both portrait and landscape modes for all resolutions
Comments:
They are just some nonsensical madeup stories & not at all in any book from India. According to your moral lessons, if a person is working harder to become rich, he is bad. Infact you have to work hard & earn more.. Can you tell us in which village Hindu landlords cook pig? The Kings used to get educated at Gurukals, which were Universities of those times & hence, they were highly intelligent with IQs developed in all spheres. How will a duck marry a peacock? All nonsense. Wasted my Data.'
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