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Jinisha Pal
Roll no - 32
Bangla - Ahankari Gaaj ( The Egoistic Tree)

This is a Bengali story which I had heard in my childhood and it was narrated to me by my mother. My mother is to narrate the stories based on some good values so that I can acquire good habits.

Once upon a time in a jungle, there was a Mango tree and a Peepal tree. Mango tree was very welcoming like it's fruits but Peepal tree had a unsympathetic in nature. One day, the queen of honey bees came to reside in that jungle with her fellow bees. She noticed the Peepal tree, which was very dense. She chose Peepal tree for making their nest. But Peepal tree did not allow them to reside on his tree because he don't like anyone taking shed over him. On hearing the conversation, Mango tree said," You have ample amount of space to give shed to anyone." Peepal tree got angry and said," Why don't you do the same to queen bee and her fleets?" On hearing this, Mango tree allowed the queen bee and her fleets to reside on his tree.All of them thanked Mango tree for providing them shelter.
One day,2 Carpenters wandered in the jungle to fetch some woods. They stopped and saw the mango tree because the tree was amazing and they will get paid twice than the normal price when they'll sell in the market. But when they noticed that there is a nest of honey bees, they decided to cut down the Peepal tree.    Both the Carpenters began to cut down the tree. The Peepal tree started crying of pain. Mango tree heard the cries of the Peepal tree and called the queen bee to save the Peepal tree. All the honey bees marched together and stung the carpenters. Both the Carpenters ran away in a hurry to save themselves. The Peepal tree got saved from getting cut. Peepal tree thanked the queen bee and her fleets for saving his life. Queen Bee said,"If you really want to thank someone, then thank Mango tree.He inspired us to help you. He also said that it is not necessary to do bad things to people who do bad things to you." On hearing this, Peepal tree realised his mistake and apologized to the queen bee and mango tree. The mango tree accepted the apology of peepal tree and they became friends again.

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Story in tamil :- Mantira kalanika (magical shoes) .
This is tamil story which I had heard in childhood days from my mother .That one who helps other always find help .so I like this story very much . I hope you all also like this story .

In a city there lived a girl named bhavika .she was very intelligent but she was physically disabled .she always dreamt of dancing , running .but she wake up.she felt bad for her disability.she used to listen to all her parents commands like doing homework and eating .she was their beloved. Her parents wished her to keep happy.they used to take her to park.But she used to be sad.since she had no friend . One day she used to sit in her class .Her attention was drawn by playing kids in the ground .she dreamt that even she is playing with the kids without support. Then she heard teacher voice .she wrote sports day.kids tomorrow there is sports day in school everyone should participate .Everyone except Bhavika because she cant even walk .you should not say like that common say sorry to bhavika.'sorry' school ends .bhavika became sad and goes near the school ground .there was nobody around .saddened she began to cry .After sometime  she heard the noise coming from under the table .And she pepped down to see .A little pigeon was trapped under the table .Bhavika took that little pigeon and put him on the bench .common now fly to the nest .seeing that little pigeon .Mother pigeon was very joyous .thank you .you are very sweet.
You helped my child .I want to give a gift .Mother pigeon goes inside the nest and bring golden shoes .Bhavika look at the golden shoes and says .but what wil I do of these shoes ? I am handicap.Mother pigeon told these are not common shoes.these are magical shoes .After wearing this you can walk,run and whatever you want . Really?she wore the magical shoes she could really walk .she was very happy .she went home walking.her mom and dad seeing their beloved daughter walking on her legs for the first time they were very happy .They asked how did you walked .she told because of magical shoes. I helped little pigeon so mother pigeon gave me the gift .next day bhavika took part in sports day. Everyone was shocked she participated in race and won the race due to magical shoes.magical gift of mother pigeons was very precious gift to bhavikas life .After that she used to dance ,ran without any support. She usually used to visit pigeon. Thankyou your gift changed my life . Now I can live without any support .Bhavika dream was fulfilled. She could walk,play and jump.
Moral :one who helps other always find help

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Prisha Bhagwat               Roll no-60           Malayalam-Story of Guruvayoorappan

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Prisha Bhagwat               Roll no-60           Malayalam-Story of Guruvayoorappan

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Childhood is about miracles, and fairy tales. I was always fascinated my mythological stories and my mother is one of the best story tellers.

I remember a story of Guruyayoor temple which is located in Trissur and its just 30 minutes away from my home in Kerela and is one of the most visited temples in the world.

I feel attached to this temple and wanted to be married in this holy place and my dream came true in Jan 2017.

Origin of Guruvayoorappan

King Sutapa and his wife Prishni prayed to Brahma for a child. Brahma, with the consent of Vishnu, gave the king a murti of Krishna given to him by Vishnu himself.

When Vishnu appeared before the King and the queen in answer to their prayers, they prayed to the Lord for a son like Him. As they repeated it thrice, the lord told them that they would have three janmas and that He would be born to them in each of their three incarnations. In due course the Lord was born to them. He was born to them the first time as Prisnigarbha, who taught people the importance of brahmacharya. The second time, he was born to Kashyapa and Aditi and took form as the avatara of Vamana. In their third incarnation, they were Vasudeva and Devaki, parents of Krishna. The legend states that Krishna got the murti from his father and worshiped it at his capital, Dwaraka.

It is believed that the deity of Guruvayoorappan represents the purna rupa of four-armed Vishnu revealed by baby Krishna to His parents, Devaki and Vasudeva, immediately after His advent in Kamsa’s jail. This idol was, therefore, worshipped by the parents of Krishna, and later was worshipped by Krishna, an Avatar of Vishnu Himself.

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M. Subbulakshmi
Roll no:26
Tamil Story
Moondru Meenkal(The Three Fish)
It is a beautiful moral story. This story told by my a grandmother when I was child. Happy to share this story with you all.

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Anumol MK
ROLL NO:61

Malayalam story

Ponmuttayidunna Tharavu ( The golden eggs)

This is a Malayalam story which I had heard in my childhood days from my grandmother.l hope all of you may enjoy it.

Once upon a time, there lived a cloth merchant in a village with his wife and two children. They were indeed quite well-off. They had a beautiful duck which laid an egg every day. It was not an ordinary egg, rather, a golden egg. But the man was not satisfied with what he used to get daily. He was a get rich-trice kind of a person.

The man wanted to get all the golden eggs from his duck at one single go. So, one day he thought hard and at last clicked upon a plan. He decided to kill the duck and get all the eggs together.

So, the next day when the duck laid a golden egg, the man caught hold of it, took a sharp knife, chopped off its neck and cut its body open.  There was nothing but blood all around & no trace of any egg at all. He was highly grieved because now he would not get even one single egg.

One who desires more, loses all. One should remain satisfied with what one gets.

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Nohayeude Petagam. (NOAH'S ARK). MALAYALAM

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Nohayeude Petagam. (NOAH'S ARK). MALAYALAM

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The story of Noah was always narrated to me by my Mother in my Native Language Malayalam. It includes a family, all the animals of the earth, a huge boat, a flood and why we have rainbows. Because the story was so intresting, my mother gathered picture books and also helped ms identify the different animals and the best part of the story for me was the RAINBOW.

The amazing story starts with Noah.  Noah was 500 years old and he had 3 sons.
After Noah was 500 years old things started getting very interesting for him.

One day as God was thinking about the people on earth His heart became very sad.  He could see that all the people had become very bad, so bad that they stopped thinking of anything good.

God was so sad and hurt that he wanted to get rid of every person and all the creatures that He had made.  He wanted all the evil to stop.

The thing about God is that He gets very angry at our sin and all the bad things in the world but we also know that God is love.  God IS love, so that means that He can be disappointed when we do bad things but He still loves us, and that's why He remembered Noah.

Noah was the only one that was righteous (which means that he did things right).  He was a good guy and he walked with God.

So God said to Noah, "I am going to put an end to all the people because the earth is full of fighting because of them.  I am going to destroy them and the earth."

God then gave Noah instructions on how to make the boat.  He told him what kind of wood and how big to make it.  He also told him to put a door in the side of the ark and to make it with three floors.  The ark was humongous!  We'll get to that more later in the story.

The Bible says that next God told Noah that He would make a covenant with him.  A covenant is an agreement with a promise.  He would save Noah, his wife, and his three sons and their wives.  They would be safe in the ark because God was going to flood the whole earth and everything else would die.

There was some other creatures that was going in the ark with Noah and his family and that is, The animals!  Two of all living creatures male and female (or the boy and girl of each).  Plus two of every kind of bird and every creature that moves along the ground.

My mother helped me even count the the animals in the picture book.

Then food for each of them for as long as they were on the boat. My mom must have made this up,but as a child it was easy to convince me; she said that they collected only nutritious food and never ate any unhealthy food. In this way she managed to change a fussy eater like me to eat healthy food.

Still remember how my mother used to stretch both her arms wide to show how huge the dark would have been probably the size of a football ground hard to describe how big the ark actually was but if you think of some of the biggest animals you know (elephant, moose, buffalo, giraffe, rhino, gorilla) and make sure you have 2 of each of those plus all the other little animals that couldn't be stepped on and they all needed a lot of room to settle. .

When the ark was done God gave Noah 7 days warning before the flood to get all the animals and food on board, and told him that He would send rain for 40 days and 40 nights.

When everyone was in the ark God shut the door.

Then the rain started.  The Bible makes it sound like the rain came from the clouds and that there was also water coming up from the ground.  So everything probably was covered pretty quickly.

The floods kept coming for 40 whole days!  The ark floated on the water and all the high mountains were completely covered with water.

Every living thing died on the earth that wasn't in the ark.

So the rain came for 40 days and nights but when it stopped Noah and the animals couldn't just leave the ark.  There was too much water and no land for them to walk on, everything was covered.

The waters flooded the earth for one hundred and fifty days, which is about five months.

God remembered Noah and all that was in the ark so he sent a wind to help dry the earth.  Finally in the seventh month after the floods had stopped the ark rested on the top of a mountain.

A little while after that (40 days) Noah opened a window he had made for the ark and probably let in some fresh air!  Ha!  Even more importantly he let a raven out.  It would fly back and forth to the ark until the water had dried.

Then he sent out a dove but the dove couldn't find any place to go.  He waiting a week and then sent the dove out again.  This time the dove came back with an olive leaf which meant the waters had gone down.  He waited one more week and let the dove out again and this time it didn't return.

When the earth had dried up enough God told everyone to get off the ark.

God told Noah he would never bring a flood again to kill all living creatures and destroy the whole earth again.

Then he gave them a sign for everyone to see this promise.  He put a rainbow in the sky and that's to remind us of the promise God made to Noah, the animals and us today!

So even today when I see the Rainbow in the sky, I remember the story my mother narrated to me in the language I understood the most at the age of 4 - Malayalam.
https://youtu.be/XLtBU5PMRAw
Click the above link to watch this Malayalam story.

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Sindhi- Amar Shahid Hemu Kalani- Story of Unsung Hero

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Sindhi- Amar Shahid Hemu Kalani- Story of Unsung Hero

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Urvi Sadhani
Roll No.42
At a very young age, Amar Shahid Hemu Kalani sacrificed his life for the freedom of the country. He was also the part of Non Co-operation movement. And he was the youngest freedom fighter and freedom God of Sindhi community. It is the most unfortunate thing that this brave son of Sindh and inspiring Sindhi soul even was not able to complete teenage existence in the physical body.
I heard and studied in my school wherein we had a Sindhi subject which included stories and poems in Sindhi (Arabic) and Devanagari Script.
I heard it from my teacher and my mother and also read couple of stories related to the freedom struggle movement which included Hemu Kalani as a freedom fighter.
I like this story because he was a revolutionary and freedom fighter who was one of the youngest revolutionaries to be martyred for the nation's freedom struggle.
And there is Hemu Kalani Shahid Divas -21st January. This day is been observed in the Sukkur City, Pakistan. The Sindhi people throughout the country remember him for his contribution and his martyrdom is thus celebrated highlighting his fight for freedom.

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Uma Maheswari, R.no.55
Ma'am, l am attaching the translation of Tamil story which l had uploaded before.

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Gujrati Story - Vandra nu Karju (Monkey's Heart)

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Gujrati Story - Vandra nu Karju (Monkey's Heart)

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Going down the memory lane, this story is very close to my heart as it brings back childhood memories and the bond that I share with my mother. It helps me relive those moments of hearing this story every day before bedtime. The story not only imparts teachings and values but also teleported me into an imaginary world.
Hope you enjoy the story as much as I do!

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Uma Maheswari, R.no.55
Tamil story ( Meenavar mattrum Thanga meen)
The fisherman and the golden fish 🐟
When I was a kid,I admired this story because there was a golden fish which will grant all our wish.This story was told by my grandmother. Happy to share with you all.

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Gujrati story - Kagdo Kado Kem Che (Why is the crow black)

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Gujrati story - Kagdo Kado Kem Che (Why is the crow black)

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This story reminds me how much i loved to draw and colour in my childhood days. One day my grandmother saw me using all these beautiful colours and making a jungle scenery and asked me do you know how did all the birds get their respective colours? I replied in confusion "No" because i always thought they were born with those colours. Now i obviously know thats the birds are born with their colours but the story that my dadi told me would always surprise me & make me happy that God always wished the best for his children may it be humans or birds or animals. One more message that the story gave me was that - "We should never be late, you never know what opportunity you might miss" I hope you'll enjoy reading the story as much as i enjoyed it in my childhood.

"A long time ago all the birds lived in the forest and all of them were white in colour, and because of the white colour no one could make out which bird is of which kind.
There was also one more problem that the colour white made it very easy for the hunter's to spot the birds on the green trees. All the birds were really scared of the thought of hunter and also loosing thier life. So all the birds gathered at one place and informed God about the problem that they were facing. God very patiently listened to everyone and told them to wait, because he was going to make colours. The birds were confused but God told them to meet him in the exact same place after 8 days because he was going to give all of them different colours.
All the birds were waiting for that day & very soon that day arrived. All the birds gathered & went to meet God. First the Parrot said "Dear God, because I live on the green trees and like to eat red chilly please give me a green body and a red beak." God agreed and the parrot was happg with his green colour. Now it was the chance of the Sparrow. She said " I find my food grains from the ground & my house is also made of dried grass so give me a similar colour." God gave a similar colour to the sparrow. Now the Eagle came forward & said "God i fly very high between mountains and valleys so give me the brown colour of the mountains." God granted his wish. It was the chance of the Peacock now but he could not decide which colour he wanted, so he told God to give him all the colours as he liked all the colours. So god made the Peacock really colourful with a mix of all the colours.
Similarly all the birds got different colours and flew away to their houses. But the Crow, Duck, Owl & Swan did not go, everyone insisted them to meet God and protect themselves from the hunter as there were only few colours left. Immediately the Crow and the Owl went to God and saw very few colours left. The crow exclaimed "now what," but then he was very smart and sly and told God " Dear God, mix all these colours and give us a very new and different colour." God smiled he knew if he wiuld mix all the colours it would make black colour. God kept quiet & mixed the colours, That's how the Crow & Owl got the black colour. Bothe of them saw each other & couldn't do anything so flew away from there.

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Gujrati story - Kagdo Kado Kem Che (Why is the crow black)

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Gujrati story - Kagdo Kado Kem Che (Why is the crow black)

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This story reminds me how much i loved to draw and colour in my childhood days. One day my grandmother saw me using all these beautiful colours and making a jungle scenery and asked me do you know how did all the birds get their respective colours? I replied in confusion "No" because i always thought they were born with those colours. Now i obviously know thats the birds are born with their colours but the story that my dadi told me would always surprise me & make me happy that God always wished the best for his children may it be humans or birds or animals. One more message that the story gave me was that - "We should never be late, you never know what opportunity you might miss" I hope you'll enjoy reading the story as much as i enjoyed it in my childhood.

"A long time ago all the birds lived in the forest and all of them were white in colour, and because of the white colour no one could make out which bird is of which kind.
There was also one more problem that the colour white made it very easy for the hunter's to spot the birds on the green trees. All the birds were really scared of the thought of hunter and also loosing thier life. So all the birds gathered at one place and informed God about the problem that they were facing. God very patiently listened to everyone and told them to wait, because he was going to make colours. The birds were confused but God told them to meet him in the exact same place after 8 days because he was going to give all of them different colours.
All the birds were waiting for that day & very soon that day arrived. All the birds gathered & went to meet God. First the Parrot said "Dear God, because I live on the green trees and like to eat red chilly please give me a green body and a red beak." God agreed and the parrot was happg with his green colour. Now it was the chance of the Sparrow. She said " I find my food grains from the ground & my house is also made of dried grass so give me a similar colour." God gave a similar colour to the sparrow. Now the Eagle came forward & said "God i fly very high between mountains and valleys so give me the brown colour of the mountains." God granted his wish. It was the chance of the Peacock now but he could not decide which colour he wanted, so he told God to give him all the colours as he liked all the colours. So god made the Peacock really colourful with a mix of all the colours.
Similarly all the birds got different colours and flew away to their houses. But the Crow, Duck, Owl & Swan did not go, everyone insisted them to meet God and protect themselves from the hunter as there were only few colours left. Immediately the Crow and the Owl went to God and saw very few colours left. The crow exclaimed "now what," but then he was very smart and sly and told God " Dear God, mix all these colours and give us a very new and different colour." God smiled he knew if he wiuld mix all the colours it would make black colour. God kept quiet & mixed the colours, That's how the Crow & Owl got the black colour. Bothe of them saw each other & couldn't do anything so flew away from there.

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શા માટે કાગડો કાળા છે? - Gujarati Varta | Gujarati Story For Children | Gujarati Cartoon | Bal Varta

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Bangla - Sukhu aar Dukhu

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Tamil story (oru moongil vettiyen kadhai) A bamboo cutters story

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Tamil story (oru moongil vettiyen kadhai) A bamboo cutters story

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When I was a kid I admired this story because it was interesting  and the girl in this story loved her parents and wanted to be with them. As a kid we always love our parents. Iam just sharing my childish thoughts that I had over this story, but now my views are different  over this story.😊 Below video is the voice over of mine.

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This story was narrated to me by my mom when I was a child almost 6 years old. Its still etched in my mind very clearly as it was narrated under certain circumstances. My parents had to leave the town and be someplace on an urgent basis and had to leave us as in me and my brothers behind alone with the house help. I was scared as this would have been the first time, they would have left us this way. That’s when my mom in order to encourage me narrated this story.
The story is about how the mother goat equips her children to be alone at home and put up a brave front. The goat kids do the best they can in the given scenario and at the end the mother goat comes to their rescue.
Happy Reading !!!!!

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TAMIL STORY- WHY IS THE SEA SALTY?(KADAL NEER YEN  KARIKIRADU?)

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TAMIL STORY- WHY IS THE SEA SALTY?(KADAL NEER YEN  KARIKIRADU?)

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This story was told by my grandpa when I was a kid.It's a made up story about how the sea water turned salty,It consists of 2 brothers who are farmers and one of them gets a magic millstone and how things change when the elder one takes it and adds salt into the millstone , the ship sinks and yes that's how the sea water turned Salty😅(This story is made with my own voice)

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Gujarati Story- Chako Ane Chaki (Male Sparrow and Female Sparrow)

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Gujarati Story- Chako Ane Chaki (Male Sparrow and Female Sparrow)

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This story of Chako and Chaki reminds me of my childhood days, when my mother used to narrate this story every single day while feeding me. Listening to the same story over and over again never made me feel bored rather wanting to hear even more. Though it was a very silly story, it always made me wonder and lead me into imagination that did the sparrows really have their own kingdom? Did they really know to cook khichdi just like my mother knew? To this date, i remember this story very clearly because it has taught me to values of always speaking the truth and be courageous to own up.
I hope just the way i enjoyed recollecting and writing about my favourite childhood story, it will bring a smile on your face and you too shall enjoy reading the same.
Thank you.

Chako Ane Chaki

A long time ago, there was a lovely little kingdom. In that kigdom lived, a male sparrow Chako and female sparrow Chaki. They jumped from one branch to another and flew freely. With team work, they built a nest for themselves and made their home ready.

One day, Chaki brought rice and Chako brought lentils and they cooked Khichdi out of it. Then Chaki covered the pot with the lid and went to fetch some water. Before she left, she told Chako, “I am going to fetch some water. You wait till I come back. Then we would both eat the khichdi together.” Chako said, “That’s fine! I shall wait for you.” But as soon as she left, he kept on looking at the clock and felt very very hungry. He thought, “Let me eat a little bit of khichdi. He took the lid off the pot and started eating khichdi. It was so delicious that he kept on eating and eating. And very soon the Khichdi was all over. Chako told to himself, “Oh no, I ate up all the Khichdi. When Chaki comes back, she is going to get so angry at me!” So he decided to put the lid on the pot as it was and pretend that he was sleeping. He thought to himself and said, “When Chaki comes back, she wont notice anything.”

After a while, when Chaki came back. She looked at the pot but there was no khichdi left. So she asked Chako , “Who ate up all the Khichdi?” Chako was now very scared and he said, “That king’s black dog came and ate all our khichdi.” Chaki was now very furious. She said, “Let’s go to the king right now and I am going to complain to the king that his black dog has eaten up all their khichdi.”

When they went to the king, his black dog was there standing right next to the king. The king asked his black dog, “Have you eaten the khichdi? ” The black dog said, “No. But I am sure that Chako has only eaten up all the khichdi.” So the king thought of an idea. He said, “Let’s cut open the black dog’s stomach and Chako’s stomach and lets see who really ate the khichdi.” Now Chako got really scared. He thought to himself, “Oh no! They are going to cut my stomach open!” Finally Chako came forward and said told the truth to the king. He said, “Please forgive me! I was the one who ate all the khichdi and I am very sorry for lying. The king said, “Now your Chaki is going to give you a punishment for the bad deed that you just did.”

Once Chako and Chaki returned came back home, Chaki said, “For the rest of the year, you are going to make me a khichdi” And that is how she forgave him. Chako also realised his own mistake and promised that he will never lie and always speak the truth. And that is how Chako and Chaki lived happily ever after.

The End.

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Malayalam-THAVALA RAJKUMARAN. {The frog prince}
Every girls likes to listen the story of a prince and princess and this is one of the lovely story among them with a twist in it. This story is told by my mother when i was a child..Happy to share with you all😊.
https://youtu.be/O4bFlFQcK2o

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Renu Kumari (Roll no 50)
Hindi Story - Pyasa Kauwa (Thirsty Crow)
This story has something to learn. Grandmas are special to children, always ready with hug.They have lots of great stories to tell.
The story of "Thirsty Crow" reminds me of my childhood days.When my grandma used to narrate this story every single day, Listening to the same story over and over again never made me feel bored. It always motivated me. Any one can do anything if he/she willingly wants to do so.
One hot summer daa,a crow became very thirsty.He flew in search of water, but he did not get water.He was going to die for want of water. Suddenly he saw a pot with a very small amount of water.The level of water was very low.The crow was clever.He collected some pebbles and dropped them into the pot one by one. Slowly slowly water came up. The crow drank water and flew away.
The moral of the story is " Where there is will, there is a way".
This quote always motivate me.

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Marathi story (Chiu aani Kauchi goshta) A crow and a sparrow's story

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Marathi story (Chiu aani Kauchi goshta) A crow and a sparrow's story

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This is a story which I have heard innumerable times when i was kid. It's a small story about a crow and sparrow who were not that close friends. In spite of this fact, the sparrow one day agrees to help the crow during heavy rains. However, the crow sticking to his greedy nature, takes undue advantage of sparrow's kindness. The sparrow however teaches him a good lesson in the end.
I like this story because it relates to our life and I love to recite the theme of this story- "Chiu tai chiu tai daar ughad".
https://youtu.be/KiLGqz2OL4I

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Malayalam - Kr̥ṣikkāranuṁ makkaḷuṁ (The farner and his sons)

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Malayalam - Kr̥ṣikkāranuṁ makkaḷuṁ (The farner and his sons)

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This is a beautiful moral story told to me by my grandfather as a child. Happy to share this with you all.

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This story is all about-The fox and The crow.
It is quite common and  a short story from our childhood..“The Fox and The Crow” teaches us a moral lesson about flattery. In short, when someone is flunky there may be a hidden agenda.

THE FOX AND THE CROW
One day, a crow was sitting on the branch of a tree. She had a piece of cheese in her beak. A Fox was passing by. He saw the crow with the cheese. His mouth started watering. He thought of a plan. He said to the crow,'Madam Crow you have such a sweet voice.  Can you sing a song for me? The silly crow felt soo happy and opened her mouth and start singing,'Caw,Caw',Caw'.
As soon as she opened her mouth to sing the cheese fell down from the crows beak. The fox took the cheese and walked away happily. 🦊

MORAL : Selfish people speak sweet words to serve their own ends.

https://youtu.be/wEQ2rJGlO6Y click on this link to watch the story in hindi

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Once upon a time in a small village in India there lived a Brahmin and his wife. One particular morning the Brahmin was walking through the forest when he saw a mongoose. He was very small and alone, the Brahmin's heart melted so he got him home. He told her wife that from now on this mongoose will live with us. Both the Brahmin and his wife loved the mongoose like their own baby. After few days the wife and Brahmin were blessed with a baby boy. Brahmin's wife was very happy and very protective of his baby.

The mongoose and the baby grew up together and become best friends. They would play with each other all the time. As the mongoose was growing up Brahmin's wife was worried that he would harm her baby. She talked to the Brahmin regarding this, but the Brahmin reassured her that the mongoose would not harm the baby.

One day the Brahmin's wife had to go to  a well to fetch water so she  told the Brahmin to look after the baby till she returns. The Brahmin saw that the baby was sleeping peacefully and thought that the mongoose would look after him so he went to do some work.  After sometime the Brahmin's wife returned, she saw the mongoose was sitting outside the house and was covered in blood. She panicked and thought that the mongoose killed her baby. She threw the earthen pot filled with water on the mongoose and ran inside to find her baby. To her surprise the baby was sleeping peacefully and there was a snake lying dead on the floor. She realized that the mongoose had actually saved her baby from the snake and rushed to look for the mongoose. To her horror the mongoose had died. She started crying out loudly for the horrible mistake she had done.

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Malayalam  - Krishikaranum munn anmakkalute talakkettum
(The story is based on hardwork which was told to me by my grandmother when I was too small. One of my favorite story and I'm sure you will like it!)🤗
https://youtu.be/ihyLJrZeErc

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Hindi story :-surya aur hawa
This story is about "The sun and the wind
This story has something to learn my school teacher had told this story when i was small in 3rd std .when maam told to write a story in our language. So i remember about this story.It is a small story where sun and wind had an argument.I like this story as i have also heard this story make times since childhood.
Moral of this story is :- wisdom and strength together takes you to success

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Gujarati- undar saat puchadiyo (The rat with 7 tails) 

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Gujarati- undar saat puchadiyo (The rat with 7 tails) 

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My grandmother used to tell me this story about a rat with 7 tails, how to avoid the teasing of the students, he cut all his tails. It teaches us that we create our own identity, it should not be affected by what others think of us and we must be happy with ourselves.

The link of story is mentioned below-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPDerMnGfTM&t=57s

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REPORT SUBMISSION DATE - in Google Classroom is 10th October, 2020

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Priyanka Mishra
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Odia story-(Tini tunda re cheli kukura)

This is a famous odia story. Every child used to listen the story in Odisha. Basically this is a learning story.I had listen  and seen this  story from different medium like story book, study book, from my parents and in television also. This story always taught me to keep faith, believe and confidence on your self, instead of believing on others fake statement.
Hope u enjoy and learn something from this story.
There is this famous story in PANCHA TANTRA (The five treatise) from Ancient India. Once a group of three friends saw a Brahmin carrying a goat on his shoulders. They wanted to acquire the goat and came up with a master plan. The first friend came walking to the Brahmin - "Sir, you are carrying a pig on your shoulders". "Can't you see", dismissed the Brahmin. This is a goat I am carrying.

After a while the secondnd guy turns up in front of the Brahmin and starts laughing - "Pundit jee, how silly of you to carry a donkey on your shoulder ? ". "What ? Today it seems I am having a bad day today encountering some blind and crazy people", said the Brahmin and walked on.

No sooner he had walked a furlong than he saw the 3rd guy approaching him with an inquisitive look - "O' the pious one. How on earth a sacred brahmin like you is carrying a dirty animal like dog on his shoulder ? " The Brahmin was now scared to death. He was convinced that he is not carrying a goat but a ghost who is metamorphing into different animal forms. He threw the goat away and fled, leaving it to the mercy of the 3 amigos.

We have heard of the Odia proverb "TINI TUNDARE CHHELI KUKURA", meanin when word travels from three mouths a goat can be transformed into a dog. So true. As words gets transported from mouth to mouth they can get distorted beyond words, same when one message travels on the Social media gets transformed with its far reaching ripple effects.

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Hindi story: This story is about "The Old Clever Woman"
This story has something to learn my grandmother had told this story when I was small when ma'am told to write a story in our language so I directly went to my grandmother and ask her about that story.

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Malayalam Story- Amma kuruviyum kunju kuruviyum( Mother sparrow and daughter sparrow )

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Malayalam Story- Amma kuruviyum kunju kuruviyum( Mother sparrow and daughter sparrow )

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When i was a child this was the most frequent story which my mother would narrate me.