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THE JACKAL AND

THE WARDRUM THE /ARDRUM
A hungry jackal finds food when he overcomes fear. A curious PANCHATANTRA STORIES OF COURAGE AND CURIOSITY
monkey meddles with something that does not concern him and
comes to a sticky end. Philosophy, psychology, politics and human
relations become simple enough to be understood by a child in
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and compiled in around 200 BC, every story is as relevant today as
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THEJACKALAND FOOO SOON, t VJtU. ote.

THE WAR DRUM.

GOMAVA THE JACKAL HAD MOT EATEN
/VTANH DAYS AND IMAS VET*/ HUNGRY.

AS HE WANDERED THROUGH THE FOREST tN SEARCH OF

CAME UPON AN OLD BATTLEFtECO.

/that’s that NO I SB ? Vo better

RJJN before I'M ATTACKED.

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 AMAR CHITRA KATHA
PANCHATANTRA STORIES
O/VCFj THERE LIVED A PAIR OF CRONS OMAN OLD TREE • IN THE
NO? I WON'T RUN. I’U
BE BRAVE ANP FINP^~^
WHO’S MAKIN6
THE COBRA HOC LCW OF THE SAME TREE THERE LIVED A WICKED COBRA .

THE NOISE • .

THE CROW

70 Ht5 ASTONISHMENT GOMAYA THE LOW 8RANCHES OF A TREE WERE SWISHING

FOUND THAT THE NO/SE CAME AGAINST IT AND MAKING THE NOISE. NEAR THE DRUM
FROM A HARMLESS OLD WAR DRUM. THERE WAS PLENTY OF FOOD.

SAY FRIEND, THERE’5 A BAD

WHAT A FOOL l’P HAVE BEEN IF l’P OLD COBRA WHO LIVES IN
LET A SILLY OLD WAR DRUM OUR TREE • HE EATS ALL OUR
CHEAT ME OF ALL THIS CHILDREN. HOW CAN WE
DELICIOUS FOOD? GET RID OF HIM AND PROTECT
OUR HOME ?

- -

J.JACKAL

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 amar chitra katha
PANCHATANTRA STORIES
THE JACKAL THOUGHT
FOR A WHILE• AND THE ANSRU
SERVANTS SAW H/M.

I ACCORD! MG TO PLAN, THE CROWS FLEW OVER A LAKE WHERE THE QUEEN AND HER MAIDS d

WERE BATHING. THEY HAD LEFT THEIR CLOTHES AND JEWELRY ON THE BANK OF THE LAKE.

the female crow swooped

OOWN, PICKED UP A GOLD
NECKLACE AND FLEW OFF.
J

MORAL : MIGHTY BRAWN IS NO MATCH FOR NIMBLE BRAIN •

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 amar chitra katha PANCHATANTRA STORIES
THE SWANS FOUND THE LAKE AND

the turtle who fell off a stick CAME BACK TO THE TURTLE IN/TH A
ST/CAT.

OKAY. GET READY !

HERE WE 60.

AND SO IT
CA^E to
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AS THEY FLEW OYER THE TOWN

LOOK... LOOK AT THOSE

CLEVER BIRDS. THEY’RE
x~ CARRYING SOMETHING. IT*5
w A TURTLE I

THE YE APS PASSED • THEN SUDDENLY ONE YEAR

THERE NAS A DROUGHT•

THE LAKE IS ALMOST DRV- A

HOW CAN WE LIVE / r V\ A \ / i •
WITHOUT WATER ? \[<T(
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IALAS THE TURTLE HAD FORGOT-

TEN 70 KEEP HER MOUTH SHUT
SHE FELL DOWN —

WHAT LUCK?
LET’S COOK IT
DINNER T0NI6HT,
TURTLE MEAT
TASTES
SUDOENLY THE TURTLE HAD 1 PIRST FIND A LAKE FULL DELICIOUS •
AN IDEA . __
OF WATER.
THEN BRIN© ME A STICK-
I’LL HOLD ONTO THE MIDDLE
OF IT. YOU HOLD THE ENDS
AND CARRY ME TO OUR
NEW LAKE •

3000, 6UT WHILE WE ARE

plying, take care that
you don’t open MORAL • S/iENCE /S GOLDEN -
VOUR MOUTH .
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 amar chitra katha
PANCHATANTRA STORiES
Once a CERTAIN workmen were busv building a temple
ON THE OUTSKIRTS OP A TOWN
THE MONKEY

THE LOG

SO HE POLLED AT
THE GAP CLOSED 'Nt TRAPPING
THE WEDGE •
THE MONKEY'S LEG.
UGH! IT’S
TOUGH• •

WHEN IT WAS NOON —

I’LL JU5T I HOPE NO ONE TOUCHES
LET US GO TO THE Z] A WEDGE
TOWN FOR LUNCH. J THAT WEDGE WHILE
HERE AND
COME.

HARDLY HAD THE WORKMEN LEFT3 WHEN A GROUP OF MONKEYS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE -

MORAL : DO NOT MEDDLE WITH THIKJG5 THAT DO NOT CONCERN YOU .

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 amar chitra katha
PANCHATANTRA STORIES
GORAMBA THE K/NG'S SWEEPER

A MERCHANT AND A KING’S SERVANT.

CAME TO THE WEOP/NG, TOO, BUT
UN/NV/TEO•

O/VCE UPON A 7<M£> in A OTV CALLED VARDHAMANA HE 15 WISE AND

GOOD TOO *

ONCE AGAIN CANTIlA

MAS PROVED himselp
TO BE AN EXCELLENT
administrator .

i '
/ i

'VTj
NT7
u
i j
T(Vl
F^nlA^
WH/LE THE PEOPLE WERE PPA/S/NG H/M3 DAN TIL A WE’D BETTER START THE
WAS BUSY 7ALR/NG W/TH P/S W/FE ABOUT T/-/E/R PREPARATIONS.
DAUGHTER*5 WEDP/NG. ARE HARDLY
I HAVE
INVITED THE KING , THE
QUEEN , AND THE ENTIRE
COURT FOR THE
7 Ml I WEDDING. i

AT LAST JUST BEFORE

_ FUNF/jrE — GORAMBA WENT TO SWEEP THE K/NG *S
ON THE WEDP/NG DAY - WELCOME » O KING • CHAMBER
iVe got it
Shame on danvla ! how cure
ICS MBRACe

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GORAMBA, WHAT WERE YOU SAVING?
TELL ME AT ONC6,l5 IT TRUE ?
AMAR CHITRA KATHA
PANCHATANTRA STORIES
MASTER* PLEASE? I WAS 6AMBLING
THAT VERY EVEN/NG DANTfLA (NV/TED GORAMBA 70 H/S HOME .
ALL NIGHT. NOW I’M —-g
A HALF ASLEEP AND
I DON’T KNOW ,
WHAT I’M SAYING. / 4L
MY FRIEND,PLEASE
ACCEPT THESE GIFTS
AND FORGIVE ME
FOR MY BEHAVIOUR
THAT DAY. y

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a* no _ vd ^
?D

THE KfNG PRESSED AND SENT FOR H/S CHtEF

GUARD . YE5,/0UR
HENCEFORTH, MAJESTY.
DANTILA
SHALL NOT
ENTER

THE NEXT DAY DANTILA WANTED TO MEET THE K*NG " &UT - NOW / KNOW
THE NEXT MORN/NG GORAMBA WAS 5WEEP/NG THE KfNG *5 ROOM AS USUAL . |
MHO CAUSED
SORRY YOU THE TROUBLE! ! HO?HA! HA? OUR KIN6
MAY NOT A KfNG yS EATS CUCUMBERS IN THE
ENTER. THE SERVANT LAVATORY.
KING’S HIGH OR COW,
MOST
INDEED BE
RESPECTED•

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PANCHATANTRA STORIES
THAT’S A LIEtGORAMBA. ■LM A CERTAIN TOWNj THERE LIVED A MERCHANT \
I COULD HANG YOU THE MERCHANT’S CALLED dWEERA/ADHANA
I HAVE LOST ALL MY MONEY IN
SON AND THE BUSINESS HERE. LET ME TRY MY
LUCK IN SOME OTHER TOWN .

IRON BALANCt

P--P--PLEASE | M-MA - /WASTER*

I WAS GAMBLING ALL NIGHT. HE HAS MADE A MISTAKE ABOUT - -

OW I’M HALF ME. SO HE COULD BE WRONG

SLEEP- IPON*T ABOUT DANTfLA TOO (MUST . BEFORE LEAV/NG HE V/S/TED ANOTHER MERCHANT, A FRIEND • JWEERNADHANA set out on
KNOW WHAT rMAKE UP W/TH THE ABLE jk Hts JOURNEY-

'
I’M SAYIN6.
PLEASE
DANT/LA .
^J)

h FORGIVE
FRIENP, WILL
YOU KEEP THI5
IRON BALANCE
FOR ME TILL
I RETURN?

1 D4NTILA,MY PEAR FRIENP, THANK YOU 9

ACCEPT THESE GIFTS ASA YOUR MAJESTY.
TOKEN OF MV REGARD FOR
AFTER A FEW MONTHS JWEERNADHANA RETURNED AND WENT TO MEET H/S FRtEND.
YOU-YOU ARE REAPPOINTEP
TO YOUR FORMER POSITION FRIEND, I HAVE
AND MAY ENTER THE COME FOR MY M SORRY -

PALACE AT BALANCE. THE RATS

WILL* ATE IT UP

VJ I K 1

u
/

JWEERNADHANA KNt W THAT H/S

MORAL £>OG .
FR/END WAS L Y/NG BUT WHAT
COULD HE DOR
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 AMAR CHITRA KATHA PANCHATANTRA STORIES
THEN SUDDENLY NE HAP
AN fOEA*
WELL? FRIEND. I CAN’T BLAME THEN HE RETURNED TO H/S FRIEND • WHAT j YOU LIAR I HOW COULD THAT BE?
YOU. ANYWAY l’LL 60
FOR A BATH. CAN BRING BACK A^Y SON OR l5LL TAKE YOU
YOU SEND YOUR TO THE
LITTLE SON WITH JUDGE.
ME TO HELP ME
CARRY MY
BELONGINGS/*

30 THE UTTLE BOY ACCOMPA -

AT/EC? JWEERNADHANA AND
ON THE NAY THEY CAME UPON A CAVE 50 THEY WENT TO THE JUDGE. JUDGE,THIS ROGUE HAS \
KIDNAPPED MY ONLY SON
I WANT JUSTICE.
LET’S ENTER >
IT AND SEE
WHAT IT’S LIKE
INSIDE. ^

ONCE INSIOE* JWEERNADHANA THEN HE BLOCKED THE ENTRANCE WITH A HUGE BOULDER• JWEERNADHANA, I COMMAND !
LEFT THE BOY AND QUICKLY YOU TO RETURN HIS SON A
f? aaj rurr /
 PANCHATANTRA STORIES
AMAR CHITRA KATHA

HE JACKAL WHO FELL INTO A VAT

OF INDIQO DYE.
ONCE A JACKAL GOT SO HUNGRY THAT HE VENTURED fNTO A TOWN /N SEARCH OE FOOD •

AM I f WELL IF RATS CAM EAT AM WH*T ARE YOU TRYING

TO SAY ? PLEASE WHEN dWEERNADHANA
IRON BALANCE wwv ca
EXPLAINED EVERYTH/NG-
EXPLAIN
YOURSELF.
TO SAVE H/MSELF FROM THE DOGS
[ ••• FELL INTO A VAT WHEN HE CAME OU7 THE DOGS
HE RAN INTO >1 DYER’S YARD AND • • *
OF /ND/GO DYE. COULD NOT RECOGNISE HtM • THEY
RAN AWA Y IN PANIC.

f SHALL GO BACK
TO THE dUNGLEy

-HEY?YOU THERE!RETURN
THE IRON BALANCE TO HIM
AND JWEERNADHANA WILL
RETURN YOUR SON TO YOU*

MORAL : TIT FOR TAT.

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THUS ASSURED, THE AN/MALS RETURNED • THEN —
THAT NIGHT WHEN THE JUNGLE
MS ABSOLUTELY ST/LL , THE
JACKALS BEGAN HOWLING•
50 THEY POUNCED ON THE BLUE JACKAL AND...
PANCHATANTRA STORIES
AMAR CHITRA KATHA
THE HERON AND THE CRAB.
TRUE TO H/S NATURE THE BLUE JACKAL BEGAN
HOWLING ALONG WITH HIS BROTHERS.
hey! OUR KING IS ONLY
ONE DAY HE SAT AT THE OF THE LAKE AND BEGAN CRY/NG •
A JACKAL. WE HAVE BEEN
FOOLED- HE SHALL DIE
A CRAB CAME TO HIM .
FOR THIS. UNCLE,WHAT’S THE MATTER?WHYT
ARE YOU CRYING ?AREN5T YOU 1
GOING TO EAT ANY FiSH TODAY?
.. • THAT WAS THE END
OF HIM •
MORAL : A COAT OF
PAINT CANNOT
HIDE ONE’S
TRUE COLOURS-
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 PANCHATANTRA STORIES
AMAR CHITRA KATHA ONE PAY THE CRAB CAME TO THE HERON.
-THE CRAB TOLD 7HtS TO ML THE OTHER WATER CREATURES. THEY WERE PANIC - STRICKEN^

AV

y' \
UNCLE,PLEASE SAVE
r ME TOO J DON’T
✓ FORGET I WAS YOUR
FRIEND FIRST.
V

y TV
LL /y/

vv

y-
50 THE HERON TOOK THE CRAB. (■ AH!F/SH BONES * UNCLE, YOU MUST BE
JH£y se^T THE CRAB TO ASK THE HERON WHAT THEY SHOULD DO /VCPV / UNDERSTAND TIRED. AM I TOO HEAVY?
WELL,NOT FAR AWAY THERE IS ALL / WHERE 15 THE LAKE?
THIS MEANS SURE DEA^H
FOR US • PLEASE TELL US A BIG LAKE,WHICH WILL
HOW WE CAN SAVE NEVER DRY UP. I WILL TAKE
OURSELVES. > YOU THERE,ONE BY ONE •

THE WICKED HERON TOOK THEM, ONE BY ONE, TO A ROCK

THE HERON HAP SUCCEED NEARBY and ATE THEM•
ED IN GAINING THEIR
CONFIDENCE • escape me- I may as well tell
HIM THE truth .

TfS’hSYmEViRST/
NO ME! /
fEease f
irv

O FOOLISH CRAB . THERE 15 NO N

44V' 4 OTHER LAKE. THIS TRIP 15 FOR MV
FOOD. I WILL SOON DASH YOU AGAINST
A ROCK AND EAT YOU • >

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 PANCHATANTRA STORIES
AMAR CHITRA KATHA

THE MINUTE, THE

THAT WAS THE END OF THE
WICKED C (D HERON •
DHARMABUDDttl AND PAPABUDDHI.
THIS9 THE CRAB CAUGHT.
HIS NECK BETWEEN HIS
CLAWS AND STRANGLED HIM

slowly to the lake

HERON BY HIS NECK
SO HE WENT TO DHARMABUDDH/ . 50 THEY SET OFF TOWARDS THE NEAREST TOWN•
FRIEND,) HAVE AN IDEA .
LET (JS GO OUT INTO THE
WORLD AND MAKE WHY
ha! ha! ha! FA5TIN6 SOME MONEY* NOT ?
TO DEATH | POOR
«v FISHES.

WAS STILL LAUGHING

WHEN
HOME
SUDDENLY RAR43UDDH/ ASKED H/S FR/END TO HALT.
THOUGHT JUST STRUCK ME. IT IS
NOT SAFE TO TAKE ALL THE MONEY BACK ^
WITH US. LET US TAKE ONLY A SMALL SUM AND )
BURY THE REST HERE .

CRABj WHY ARE YOU

RACK P WHAT HAS QUITE right
HAPPENED TO UNCLE? \ LET’S.
WE ARE ALL WAITING
FOR OUR TURN 9 TO
BE TAKEN TO THE
1 OTHER POND •
YOU FOOLS, HE HAS v-f\ qi—.
EATEN ALL YOUR BROTHERS. I \ ofe-'r] .
FOUND OUT AND KILLED HIM* J __jr'Am._~~ - -

MORAL: ONE MAY SMILE AND SMILE AND YET BE A VILLAIN

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 PANCHATANTRA STORIES
amar chitra katha RRELL/NG ALL THE WA% THEY
WENT TO THE JUDGE. THIS MAN HAS STOLEN THE ALL RIGHT. WE
MONEY. THE FOREST GOD IS WILL GO TO THE
MY WITNESS. HE WILL SPEAK
THE TRUTH. > TOMORROW*

PAPABUDDHI WENT STRAIGHT HOME TO H/S FATHER

THE NEXT DAY PAPABUDDH! WENT TO OHA RMAB UDDH! ’5 HOUSE
I FATHER,! HAVE STOLEN
SPENT fT ALL DHARMABUDDHl’S MONEY I LL DO AS
SO SOON? YOU WILL HAVE TO DO
.WELL? LET'S YOU WANT
AS I SAY IF I AM TO ME TO,
FRIEND,I HAVE K (50 • y
MV SON.
FINISHED ALL MV
MONEY* LET’S 60 AND
FETCH SOME MORE.

POT OF MONEY WAS NOWHERE TO BE SEEN THE NEXT MORNING DHARMA&UDDH/+ PAPABt ELDERS WENT
SO OFF they WENT* BUT WHEN UP TO WHERE THE MONEY HAD BEEN BURIED
7 | AM AN HONEST MAN~*
HOW COULD YOU SUSPECT
\ ME i AND YOU CALL
"x \yourself my FRIEND* v
/oh!dharmabuddhi! you r O TREE GOD.
TELL US WHO THE
CALL YOURSELF MY FRIEND
THIEF IS J
RETURN THE MONEY OR \
I’LL TAKE YOU TO \7X
k THE JUDGE • _ v,

&HARMABUDQ
& THE TH/Ep.

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 PANCHATANTRA STORIES
amar chitra katha_
WWLB we WBiWf BUSV_ 0[SCUSsm7rHe case we rre -
THE LION AND AN A CERTAIN JUNGLE THERE LIVED A LION CALLED
BHASURAKA . HE NAS VERY STRONG AND KILLED
THE ANIMALS IN THE JUNGLE JUST FOR FUN*
OR(6& LEAVES AND TWtG
THE HARE.

jq tuF FIRE ROSE INTO THE HOLLCW9OUTRAN f*f*BUPDHi*S FATHER.

...SET THEM AUGHTi

PAPABUDDHfe
PAPA BUDPHfe
IT’S ALL
it’s FATHER . WELL*
MY SON’S
FAULT.

FOR THIS CRIME HE SHALL BE ■— _

THE JUDGE UNDERSTOOD ALL AND //AS ANGRY* HANGED ON THIS VERY TREE
v RIGHT NOW * _
ONEjDAY ALL "//£ SURVIVING ANIMALS APPROACHED ~BHAStJRAKA
^abuddhimade me
^ TV PC "HIS. ^ MASTER,WHY KILL US ALL
WHEN ONE OF US WOULD
SATlSFy YOUR HUN6ERp
PROM TODAY ONE OF U*S
WILL COME TO YOU EACH
PAY. IN RETURN YOU
MUST LET THE OTHERS LIVE
)N PEACE.

MORAL : HOMESTY IS THE BEST POLICY

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 PANCHATANTRA stories
amar chitra katha
Si
EVERV PAY THE ANIMALS DREW LO'f’S. ONE PAY HURRY UP,THEN,
AND TELL ME*
DOOR HARE! I’M HUN6RY.

MASTER,IT 15 NOT MY
FAULT* PLEASE LET ME
EXPLAIN.

Tv

TO PAY IT WAS MY LOT ^ f hl not J ^

SUDDENLY HE CAME ACROSS A WELL
TO COME TO YOU .
HE WAS JUBILANT■
most reluctantly the BIG UON. HE ASKED US
HARE MADE HIS WAY TO NOW / KNOW A WAY BUT BECAUSE PM WHERE WE WERE 60IN6.
BHASURAKA - TO KILL HIM. AND SMALL FOUR OTHER SO WE TOLD HIM WE WERE
HARES WERE SENT ON OUR WAY TO OUR MAS
/ WISH/ COULD RILL WITH ME. TO KEEP OUR PROMISE.

raimnuFLY THE HARE NEARED BHASURAKA - I AM THE LORD

I BY THE TIME THE HARE OF THIS JUNGLE.
REACHED BHASURAKA / T x,

*
NOT HE. GO AND
' WAS SUNSET. AND 3HASU-
CHALLENGE HIM
LXVr
J t'-f
J

I RAKA WAS furious-

TO FIGHT ME .
I 5HALL KILL
f YES waster! 9UT
[ HE LIVES IN A
STR0N6H0LD.IT IS
UNWISE TO ATTACK
HIM THERE-

—S

K.S

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