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Story of Shravan Kumar

January 3, 2020January 10, 2020

Long-time ago, there lived a boy called Shravan Kumar. He was very unfortunate as both of his parents were blind. […]

Nepali Folk Tales

The Attitude of Gratitude

December 21, 2019

Matsya and Devi, an aging fish couple, lived in a pond of the Karnali River by the village of Chhipra. […]

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November 24, 2019 / StoryTeller

The Origin Of The Rauté

Rauté are a nomadic khas indigenous ethnic group officially recognized by the Government of Nepal.
October 26, 2019 / StoryTeller

The Jackal and the Bear

Once upon a time a jackal and a bear met on a ferris wheel at
November 21, 2019 / StoryTeller

That night at 12 o’ clock

I’m new here. I’m Sandeep from New Baneshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal. I’m very happy to share
October 25, 2019 / StoryTeller

The Fate

King Bhupal Malla of Bhadgaon was very powerful and brave. His kingdom was rich. His
November 13, 2019 / StoryTeller

But He Never Back

The Sun is dawning casually, people are getting home to be shielded. The shops are

February 2, 2020 / StoryTeller

Meanwhile, in between the Dreams

A story by Umes Shrestha Guru baa… eh Guru baa, wake up! Listen to me,
January 20, 2020 / StoryTeller

Husband, Wife, Lover, and Mango Tree

In a certain village lived an honest man who had a wife both beautiful and
January 3, 2020 / StoryTeller

Story of Shravan Kumar

Long-time ago, there lived a boy called Shravan Kumar. He was very unfortunate as both
December 27, 2019 / StoryTeller

Rambha and Arun

A Story by Tarini Prasad Koirala. Translated by Nagendra Sharma Arun had known it all
December 23, 2019 / StoryTeller

Ripples on the Mirrored Lake

As surely as sowing must come before the harvest, and as surely as a pebble