In today’s episode, we dive into the world of Mariyatha Rama — the legendary young judge known across ancient India for his brilliance, fairness, and razor-sharp wit.Handsome, calm, and astonishingly wise for his age, Mariyatha Rama could solve even the most tangled disputes with effortless clarity. Whether it was a quarrel over property, a mystery no one else could solve, or a moral dilemma that challenged an entire village, Rama’s judgement brought truth to light and justice to all.This episode brings alive one of his remarkable cases, showcasing how intelligence, compassion, and presence of mind can triumph over confusion, greed, or deception. A perfect tale for children and adults who love clever solutions, moral lessons, and stories from India’s timeless wisdom tradition.
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448-രണ്ട് കഥകൾ -പണ്ഡിതനും പാൽക്കാരിയും ,സുമിത്രയുടെ അമ്മായിയമ്മ - MAlayalam Stories
A proud and arrogant Pandit believes he is far superior to the humble milkmaid who brings him milk every day. But when a simple crossing of the river becomes a turning point, he learns a life-changing lesson in humility. A light-hearted, funny, and insightful tale about ego, faith, and respect. The Cruel Mother-in-Law and SumithraIn this emotional and powerful story, gentle Sumithra suffers under a harsh, unforgiving mother-in-law A story that explores compassion, resilience, and the quiet strength of women.Together, these stories offer laughter, reflection, and warmth — perfect for listeners of all ages who love traditional Indian wisdom wrapped in heartfelt storytelling
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447 -അവസാനത്തെ സ്വർണ്ണനാണയം - A Malayalam Story
This episode retells a clever and captivating folk tale about two friends who set out together in search of work. Their paths diverge—one is hired to water a stubbornly dry garden, and the other to rear a troublesome cow. Exhausted from the unexpectedly difficult tasks, they lie to each other about their day. When they switch jobs the next morning, they discover the truth and promise never to lie again.But fate has more twists in store. While investigating why the garden never stays wet, the friends uncover hidden gold—first a coin, then a whole bag. Greed tests their friendship, leading to tricks, suspicion, and a shocking turn when one friend is thought dead. Their misadventures entangle them with thieves in the forest, where fortune—and danger—strike once again.In the end, the two friends learn that greed always leaves “one coin” behind, causing quarrel, chaos, and loss. But reconciliation brings them wisdom—and wealth—at last.This is a lively tale filled with humour, betrayal, unexpected fortune, and moral insight—a perfect listen for fans of traditional folk stories and character-driven adventures.
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446-രണ്ടു കഥകൾ ഞണ്ടിന്റെ കഥയുംമില്ലറുടെ മകനും( How crab became flat) Malayalam
Dive into a delightful chain-reaction folktale where one small accident turns into a wild forest chase! Once upon a time, crabs were round like balls—until one curious crab asked a mouse to fetch him some fruit. A single fallen fruit sets off a hilarious misunderstanding involving angry ants, a frightened pig, a startled bat, a panicked elephant, and a very furious old woman. Blaming each other in a comical trail of confusion, all creatures eventually turn against the poor crab. What happens next explains why crabs look the way they do today!This playful, fast-paced tale is perfect for kids and families who enjoy imaginative origin stories, humor, and lively storytelling.
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445 - ആയും ഓയും -A Malayalam Story
കഠിനാധ്വാനിയായ അബു . അവനെ ഒന്നു പറ്റിക്കാൻ ശ്രമിക്കുന്ന യജമാനൻ... അവരുടെ കഥSet in ancient Kashmir, this heart-warming folktale follows a hardworking yet slightly naïve young Muslim boy who serves a strict master. Though the boy’s loyalty and strength allow him to do the work of three men, he yearns for just one thing — to return home and see his family after a full year of service. But his master, greedy and unkind, refuses to grant him leave.Desperate, the boy keeps pleading until the master sets an impossible task: “Bring me A and O from the market.”Laughed at and confused, the boy wanders from shop to shop — until a wise and compassionate shopkeeper, Haji Sahib, gives him two tightly sealed earthen pots. Armed with these “A and O,” the boy finally outsmarts his master and wins his long-awaited freedom.This podcast retells a lesser-known Kashmiri folktale filled with humour, wisdom, and the triumph of innocence over cruelty — perfect for listeners who enjoy cultural stories, moral lessons, and gentle storytelling.
About Story Time with Asha Teacher - Malayalam Stories
"Story Time with Asha Teacher "is the most-heard Malayalam story podcast for all ages, bringing tales to life with vivid narration. Each story is told in a way that lets you dream as you listen, making the experience immersive and magical.
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