The stories of panchatantra fascinate the young and the old alike. The characters, their reaction to human situations, the play of emotions, joy, sorrow, friends, misfortune, greed and deceit all seem to get repeated through the ages. This book presents 15 such stories in play form. Woven in the stories are hard truths, day-to-day wisdoms and basic morals.
Preface—Monkey and the Crocodile—The Ungrateful Goldsmith—The Lion Makers—The Musical Donkey—The Mouse-Maid Made the Mouse Again—How Love Made the Weaver a God—Rabbit Who Killed The Lion—The Crow that Killed the Snake—The Loyal Mongoose—The Blue Jackal—The Mice that Set the Elephants Free—The Heron that Liked Crab Meat—The Mice that Ate Iron—Unity is Strength—The Turtle That Forgot The Advice
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