What are some appropriate Hindi stories that are not related to sex?

One popular Hindi story is the story of Krishna and his friends. Krishna, as a young boy, was very mischievous yet full of love. He would steal butter from the houses in the village along with his friends. It was all in good fun and it shows the innocence and playfulness of childhood in Hindi culture.

Folk tales in Hindi also make great audi stories. Tales like 'Birbal Ki Kisse' are humorous and at the same time teach wisdom. These stories are family - friendly and are a great way to experience the rich cultural heritage of Hindi - speaking regions.

One of the well - known Hindi stories is the story of Panchatantra. It is a collection of fables that teach moral lessons through the adventures of animals.

In a village in a Hindi - influenced area, a girl who participated in a local talent show was humiliated by the judges because she didn't conform to their traditional ideas of beauty and grace. They made mean comments about her appearance, which made her feel very bad and it took her a long time to regain her confidence.

The story of 'Savitri and Satyavan' is also a well - known Hindi story. Savitri was a devoted wife. Satyavan was fated to die early. But Savitri's love and determination were so strong that she followed Yama, the god of death, and through her arguments and love, she got Satyavan's life back. It is a story that showcases the power of love and perseverance.

There are many interesting Hindi live stories. For example, stories about festivals like Diwali. Diwali is a festival of lights. People celebrate it with great enthusiasm, lighting diyas, sharing sweets, and praying for prosperity. Another could be stories about historical events in Hindi regions, like the tales of great warriors and their heroic deeds.

One popular Hindi story is 'The Tale of Malti'. It's about a kind - hearted girl who overcomes many challenges in her village. Another is 'The Adventures of Raja Vikram'. It follows the brave king Raja Vikram as he battles evil forces and protects his kingdom.

Another type could be group stories about a community coming together. For instance, in a village, there is a group of people who decide to build a well for the entire village. Each person contributes in their own way, some with physical labor, some with providing resources. Through their collective effort, they manage to complete the well, which not only gives water but also unites the village further.

We can focus on Hindi and Urdu cultural stories, like folk tales. For example, there are many beautiful Hindi folk tales about the adventures of brave heroes and the wisdom of sages. Urdu also has rich literary traditions with stories of love, friendship and moral values that are much more positive and suitable for general reading.

No, it's not a good idea. These kinds of stories usually involve adult - themed content which is not suitable for general reading. It may also violate certain social and cultural norms. Instead, one can focus on reading positive, educational and family - friendly Hindi literature.