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Konkani Folktales are the vehicles of value system of the community transmitted over generation to generations. There is an abundant wealth of life skills knowledge in it which are being transfered through oral narratives. World Konkani Centre strives for rejuvenation of folktale tradition which is fading away due to the modern lifestyle and societal structure.

World Konkani Centre has been working on technology to provide Konkani folktales in interactive eBook format since long. Here we begin with some eBooks and we will be adding more as and when we comes out with new. These eBooks are built with voice over and text highlighting. Presently eBooks are available in only a select few dialects. We aim to create these books in all Konkani dialects and scripts soon.

Please feel free to download and let us know your feedback so as we can constantly strive for better.

Illustrated Interactive eBooks on Konkani Folktales

Kakk Mam Ani Gurbanjekka

Dialect:  Mangalurian GSB  / Script:  Devanagari Illustrations:  Ibrahim Badusha and Balu Narration by:  Shakuntala R. Kini

Konkani eBook – Kakk Mam ani Gurbanjekka (Children’s Illustrated Konkani folktale with Read Aloud +Text Highlight feature).

How to read: 1. iPad: Open this eBook in iBooks of your iPad. Click “Start Reading” in the Read Aloud menu on the right hand side of menu bar. 2. Desktop: Use Chrome Browser, download Readium App and add our Konkani eBook. You can click the play button on the top menu to hear the voice over.

Bhurla Ani Kavlechi Katha (Bhalavali/RSB)

Dialect:  Bhalavali/RSB Script:  Kannada Illustrations:  Ibrahim Badusha and Balu Narration by:  Dr. Varija N.

Konkani eBook – Bhurla Ani Kavlechi Katha (Children’s Illustrated Konkani folktale with Read Aloud +Text Highlight feature).

KAKKO ANI GURBAJJI

Dialect:  Kochi GSB  / Script:  Devanagari Illustrations:  Ibrahim Badusha and Balu Script and Narration:  Aiswarya R. Pai Edited by:  Payyanur Ramesh Pai

Konkani eBook – KAKKO ANI GURBAJJI (Children’s Illustrated Konkani folktale with Read Aloud +Text Highlight feature).

KAVLO ANI GUBBI

Dialect:  NORTH KANARA GSB  / Script:  Devanagari Illustrations:  Ibrahim Badusha and Balu Script and Narration:  Chaitra Bhatkalkar

Konkani eBook – KAVLO ANI GUBBI (Children’s Illustrated Konkani folktale with Read Aloud +Text Highlight feature).

Hundrachi Hundulli

Dialect:  Goan Konkani  / Script:  Devanagari Illustrations:  Ibrahim Badusha and Balu Narration by:  Dr. Purnananda Chari

Konkani eBook – Hundrachi Hundulli (Children’s Illustrated Konkani folktale with Read Aloud +Text Highlight feature).

Vindur Ani Vindurli

Dialect:  Mangalurian GSB  / Script:  Devanagari Illustrations:  Ibrahim Badusha and Balu Narration by:  Shakuntala R. Kini

Konkani eBook – Vindur Ani Vindurli (Children’s Illustrated Konkani folktale with Read Aloud +Text Highlight feature).

PATHOLYANCHO ROOK

Dialect:  Mangalurian Catholic  / Script:  Kannada Illustrations:  Ibrahim Badusha and Balu Script:  Florine Roche Narration by:  Meera Pinto

Konkani eBook – PATHOLYANCHO ROOK(Children’s Illustrated Konkani folktale with Read Aloud +Text Highlight feature).

PATHOLI ROOKU

Dialect:  Mangalurian GSB  / Script:  Devanagari Illustrations:  Ibrahim Badusha and Balu Script and Narration:  Shakuntala R. Kini

Konkani eBook – PATHOLI ROOKU (Children’s Illustrated Konkani folktale with Read Aloud +Text Highlight feature).

BoBhaynyali Kaani

Dialect:  Mangalurian GSB  / Script:  Devanagari Illustrations:  Deepika Nayak Script and Narration:  Pritika Nayak

Konkani eBook – BoBhaynyali Kaani (Children’s Illustrated Konkani story with Read Aloud +Text Highlight feature).

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This book is designed based on the syllabus and pattern prescribed by the Goa SCERT of Education. Students need a firm base to master the subject. Topics like essays, letter writing, story writing are all covered in these books.

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पाठ एकेतीस – Paat Eketees – Lesson 31

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कोंकणीचे थोडी विशेश उपलब्धियों Konkaniche thodee vishesh upalabdhiyon some special achievements of Konkani हावठण कृतीक सरस्व्ती सम्मान पुरस्कार प्राप्त जाला Haavthan kruteek sarasvatee samman puraskar prapta jaala Hawthan kruthi has been honoured with the saraswathi...

पाठ तीस – Paat Tees – Lesson 30

कोंकणीचे थोडी विशेश उपलब्धियों Konkaniche thodee vishesh upalabdhiyon some special achievements of Konkani कोंकणी भाशेक भारतीय ज्ञानपीठ पुरस्कार प्राप्त जाला Konkani Bhaashek Bharatiya jnyanapeeth pusraskaar Praapth Jaalaa Konkani language has received Bharatiya Jnyan...

पाठ एकुणतीस – Paat Ekuntees – Lesson 29

कोंकणीची थोडी विशेष माहित्यो Konkanichi thodi vishesh Mahityo Some special information about Konkani भारतांत कोंकणी उलोवपी लोक – 25 लाख - .20% Bharataant konkani uloupi lok – 25 Laak Konkani speaking people in India – 25 Lakhs गोयांत कोंकणि उलोवपी लोक– 11 लाख – 66%...

पाठ आट्टेवीस – Paat Attevees – Lesson 28 A

Adhunika Jinenche Shabda Words and Expressions in Modern Life Konkani Roman Script English मन आसल्यार वाट आसा Mhan Aslyaar  vaat Aasaa Where there is will there is a way पैशेच सर्वस्व न्हय  Paishech  Sarvasva nahi Money is not everything तूं संबाळून वच Tum samaaLun...

पाठ-आट्टेवीस – Paat Attevees – Lesson 28

Adhunika Jinenche Shabda Words and Expressions in Modern Life Konkani Roman Script English तें पुस्तक म्हाका दी Tem pustak mhakaa di Give me that book नारल म्हारग Naarl mhaaraaga Coconuts are costly हांव केळी खाता Haamv keLim khathaa I am eating banana तो आयलो आनी...

पाठ सात्तेवीस – Paat Satevees – Lesson 27

आमचे भाशेंतले आंकडे Aamche Bhashentle Ankade Numbers pronunciation in our language आंकडो Konkani Roman Script English 100 शंबर Shambar One hundred 200 दोनशें Donashe Two hundred 300 तिनशें Thinashe Three  hundred 400 चारशें Charashe Four hundred 500 पांयशें Payanshe...

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The Tribal Origin of Konkani Language

कोंकणी कोणाची? न्हय म्हजी, न्हय त ु जी. कोंकणी न्हय गोयं ची, गोयकारां ची कोंकणी आसा आदिवासीं ची (This article is based on paper " " The unsung linguistic subalterns in Goan history: the forgotten Konkani speaking Kukna and Gamit tribals of Pre-Portuguese Goa" presented in XVIII th loal history seminar , organized by Department of History, Goa University and directorate of archives and archaeology, Government of Goa, at Goa University on 6 th and 7 th March 2014) This paper challenges the popular and officially propagated myth of pre Portuguese Goa being projected as a the "mulpeeth" or centre of origin of Konkani language or proto Konkani language and puts forth the new hypothesis of tribal origin of Konkani language. It attempts to incorporate the definite contributions of Kukna and Gamit tribals, the original Konkani speaking inhabitants of Konkan as the true architects of the language. Interdisciplinary scientific efforts are advocated for rewriting the r...

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