This socio-cultural study discusses poverty descriptions in Sanskrit fables, highlighting moral teachings.
Poverty is one of the major concept accepted in curriculum of humanity and social science. It is a condition which is deprived of essentials that determine the quality of life. Poverty is analyzed in Sanskrit literature as social indicator like illiteracy level. Moral teaching through poverty narration is one of the poetic components of Sanskrit fable literature. In the light of socio-cultural investigation, the current study is a modest attempt to discuss about description of poverty as reflected in Sanskrit fable particularly in Pañcatantra.
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Dharmendra . Das (2022) studied this question.
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