The Proud Donkey


Once an idol maker made a large idol for  Dussehra  festival .He was to deliver  it to a rich merchant's house.As he could not carry the idol, he hired a donkey to carry it to the merchant's house.He placed the idol on the donkey's back and went on his way.On the way many people saw the idol of the GODDESS on the donkey's back.Out of religious ardour many of them bowed with folded hands.Some stopped just admire the beauty of the craftsmanship.
The donkey thought that the people were bowing to him.He felt pride at the admiring looks he thought they were giving to him.So as he walked ,the foolish donkey started braying loudly in pride and pleasure. The idol maker said polite words to stop the donkey from braying. 
But the donkey brayed on. He started  walking in a showy manner.The idol maker was afraid that the idiol may fall off.In anger he took the stick and thrashed at the donkey's legs. The thrashing made the donkey realize to come   to his senses. He forgot his false pride and walked properly without any prud antics.

MORAL :A FOOL ONLY KNOWS THE ROD'S LANGUAGE


By: Isshani Pande

चिड़िया

एक चिड़िया की है ये कहानी,
घोसले में नन्हें बच्चों को ,
देती थी वो दाना पानी,
और बच्चों को वो थी चुगाती
धीरे धीरे बच्चे हुए बड़े,
नन्हें पंखों को थे वो फडफडाते
चिड़िया उनको सिखाती थी उड़ना
उड़ कर वो गिरते थे,
गिर कर वो संभलते थे,
एक दिन सीख गए उड़ना,
उड़ कर चले गए वो दूर,
चिड़िया देख उन्हें सोच रही थी
कि यही तो जीवन का है दस्तूर|

The Peacock And The Crane

One day a peacock met a carne and said, " So sorry for you. You have so dull feathers. Look at the fine colours of my feathers."

" Well !"replied the crane," your looks are brighter than mine.But whereas I can fly high up into the sky, all

you can do is to strut about on the ground. "

MORAL : NEVER FIND FAULT WITH OTHERS

POSTED : BY ISSHANI

The Tailor And The Elephant

Once upon a time,there lived a tailor. His name was "Dayasagar."He was indeed 'an ocean of compassion", besides this, he was also hard working.Whenever he use to sitfor sewing clothes ,an elephant would come evrydayand stand near him. The tailor would daily give him something to eat. As a result, the elephant wol daily take him for aride. The elephant become so much fond of the tailor that, he would come everyday.

One day, the tailor had gone outside for work. He was unable to come to the shop.He told his son to sit in the shop. The next day,as the son opened the shop,the elephant came near the shopand stood there. The tailor's son was very mischievous.The elephant drew his trunk before the boy to take elephant food for him ,but the boy pierced needles in the elephant's trunk.The elephant got furious but went away silently.He went near pond, and tookn dirty water in his trunk,threafter returned back in the tailor's shop. The boy saw him arriving again. He thought of again piercing needle in this trunk,so that it woud not dare to come to that shop again.

The moment,the elephant enteredthe shop ,it threw the dirty water in the shop .All the clothes kept in the tailor's shop became dirty. Now the boy repented for his mistake.

MORAL - NEVER PLAY  MISCHIEF  WITH ANYONE.

POSTED BY ISSHANI

The Pig And The Sheep

A farmer's boy went into his field. There were some sheep and a pig

there.He picked up the pig that squealed aloud.

"Why are you making a fuss?When he cathes us, we never cry."

said a sheep."

Shut up,cried the pig, the shepherd wants only wool from you.But

this boy is taking  me away for my meat."

Moral : Life is dear to everyone.

The Prince And The Swan

One fine morning a boy named sidhartha went into a garden. There he saw many birds 

cheerfully playing with eachother. After sometime, hisbrother Devdutt also arrived for a hunt inthe garden.


Devdutt throw an arrow on aswan. The swan got 
wounded and fell on the ground. Sidhartha felt pity on 
the wounded swan and brought it in ahut. There,he took care of him.Devdutt came to take the swan,who had been wounded due to his arrow. He said,"Give this swan to me. I shall throw an arrow on it."Sidhartha said,"It is asin to kill a living-being. I have saved its life, therefore its mine."Both of them went to the 
king to get justice.Sidhartha had taken the swan in his 
lap.

The king listened to the complaints of both of 
them. Finally he gave his decision.He said,"The right of the defender is more than the offender.Therefore the swan should lie in the possession of Prince Sidhartha."

Moral--We should have 


compassion for the living 


beings.