How The Jackal Ate The Elephant - English

Vishnu Sharma leverages the Panchatantra Tales, which employ animal characters who behave and speak like individuals to communicate the secret to living a sensible life. For example, a cunning jackal or a cunning donkey, an impulsive frog-king or a haughty lion, all reflect the everyday lives of people.

Amar Chitra Katha and Panchatantra stories are both popular resources for introducing children to Indian mythology, fables, and moral values. They are compatible with one another and optimize the goals of enlightening children about India’s rich heritage since both have an engaging format and impart moral lessons in each story. Amar Chitra Katha has a wider range of formats which includes not only Indian mythology, but also biographies of historical figures and even folktales.