Kahavato Ki Kahaniya

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Kahavaten jan-jeevan mein barason-baras se rachi-basi chali ayi hain aur aage bhi yah silsila nirantar jaari rahane wala hai. ye badi manoranjak, chutili aur arthapoorn hoti hain. kahavaton ke prayog se aapaka likha hua praroop ya rachana, ya phir apaka bhashan ya vaktavy saundary aur shakti grahan karata hai. isase aapaki likhit ya maukhik abhivyakti prabhavshaali ban jaati hai aur apake vichar bhi vajandaar ho jaate hain.
Kahaavaten itani khaanti aur bhades hoti hain ki sunane wale ke bhitar tak utarti chali jati hain. inamen bolane ke saath hi drishy-chitra ko sakaar kar dene ki apaar kshamata hoti hai. kahavaten aapki bhasha ko saja-sanwar kar sanskaar bhent karati hain.
Is pustak mein sainkadon mein se chunakar 51 kahaavaton ko liya gaya hai, jo rojamarra ke jeevan mein prayog kee jaatee hain. ek bachche ko bhee kaheen padhakar yah jigyaasa ho sakatee hai ki 'ek to karela doosara neem chadha' ya 'jisaki laathi usaki bhains' ya 'man changa to kathauti mein ganga' ya 'sher ka dar nahin jitana tapake ka' inaka kya matalab hai? yah pustak unaki aisi jigyaasaon kee tushti karatee hai. inheen kahaavaton ke janm kee rochak-manoranjak aur lokapriy kahaniyan isamen di gayi hain.

Proverbs have been well-established in public life over the years, and this is going to continue forever. They are very entertaining, clever and meaningful. Using the proverbs, your written format or composition, or your speech or statement has capacity to make it significant. This makes your written or oral expression effective and your thoughts also weighty.
Sayings are so tantrums and unpleasent that they go down to the inside of the listener. These have immense capability to make the visual picture come true while speaking. Sayings decorate your language and offer rites.
In this book, 51 proverbs have been chosen from hundreds, which are used in everyday life. A child may also be curious to read somewhere that 'one is a bitter gourd and the other neem ascendant' or 'one whose sticks are his buffalo' or 'munn heng to kathauti ki ganga' or 'no fear of a lion as much as drip'. This book satisfies his such curiosities. Interesting and entertaining stories of the birth of these proverbs are given in it.

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