RADHAMADHAVAM

RADHAMADHAVAM

By Radhamani RajendranKids & FamilyStories for Kids
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RADHAMADHAVAM episodes

  • Sea,Wind and Rivers

    The ocean means different things to different people. ... It seems like you can find almost anything you are looking for in or near the ocean: tranquility, clarity and exhilaration. And for some, the ocean can even provide a sense of pride and accomplishment when it is otherwise hard to come by: the salt water that covers much of the Earth's surface. : one of the five large areas of salt water that cover much of the Earth's surface. informal : a very large number or amount of something.. “Follow the river and you will find the sea.“Sometimes the storm winds blow so strong a man has no choice but to furl his ...

    2 min
  • Hare and the Tortoise

                    The Tortoise represents a person you take their time through life so they don't miss anything. The Hare represents how people who rush through life can miss the true beauty of it.

                “Slow and steady wins the race”- says the moral of an old fable. We have all read the story with the moral that “the slow and steady wins the race”. ...

                 Turns out, some versions of The Tortoise and the Hare have a little more to say. As one of Aesop's Fables, a collection of stories passed down by word of mouth since ancient Greece, the story has gone through many iterations, though most vary only slightly

    1 min
  • Milkmaid and Her Dream

    I will look beautiful. When people ask for the secret of my wealth, I will toss my head and say, "No." When she dreams of saying 'No' She actually tossed her head and down fell the pot of milk and all the milk ran out on the ground. MORAL : Building castles in air will not stand.

    2 min
  • Friendship with a Distance

    Many houses drowned in the flood. There was a copper pot and an earthen pot in a house. Both these were washed away in the flood to a river.


    The copper pot called the earthen pot and said, "My friend, you are made of mud. You are so weak. Please, come near me. I'll save you".

    The earthen pot replied, "Thank you for your kindness, my friend. But, let me swim to the bank by myself'. The earthen pot began to swim towards the bank of the river.

    As the copper pot tried to swim, water got filled into the pot and the copper pot drowned. But earthen pot reached the bank.

    MORAL : Weakness is not in appearance.

    2 min
  • The Hungry Lion, Rabbit and Deer

    As the lion was about to kill the hare, he spotted a deer coming his way and thought, “Instead of eating this small hare, let me eat that big deer.” ... The lion now had nothing to eat as the hare was also long gone. Moral of the story is that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.Now we can hear this story ..........................

    2 min
  • Hunter and Pigeons

    One day a hunter went out to catch birds. He spread out a net on the ground. He put rice all over the net. Then he hid in a bush nearby. Soon some pigeons ..................

    2 min

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