Nidhi Sunkara

once upon a time, there were two best friends who had a strong relationship. Their names were Ramu and Somu. They didn't have any work to do so they went to their neighbouring town to do a job. They approached a businessman and requested for a job. The businessman asked them to water the plants in his farm by pulling the water with a wicker basket from a well. Both of them agreed to finish the job and the businessman took them to the farm and they were given the wicker basket then some felt the water cannot be pulled by this basket and somu went to sleep. Ramu worked hard and pulled the water from the well for couple of hours. After pulling the water Ramu found some gold coins and honestly gave those coins to the businessman. And then he got a good job. Somu felt ashamed and went back to the town. THANK YOU  BY  NIDHI.

Once there used to live a salt seller. He used to carry his salt bag on his donkey everyday. On the way they had to cross a stream. One day the donkey suddenly tumbled down and the salt bag also fell down and the salt has dissolved in the water and hence the bag has become very light to carry. The donkey was very happy. Then the donkey started to play the same trick everyday. Then the salt seller understood the trick and thought to teach a lesson to the donkey. So the next day he loaded a cotton bag on the donkey. And then again it played the same trick. But the dampened cotton became very heavy the donkey suffered. Then the donkey learnt a lesson and it didn't play the trick again. The salt seller was happy. MORAL OF THE STORY- LUCK WON'T FAVOUR ALWAYS. By NIDHI.

An old woman wants to cross the road she was very weak so she kept on waiting if some one could help her. Then she saw a large number of school boys. All the boys were very happy because they were returning home from school. Then the boys looked at the old but they did not help her. Then finally a boy came and helped her crossing the road then the boy said ' I have helped some one's mother I wish some one helps my mother.' Then the old woman also prayed that 'dear GOD, please help this little boy's mother.' THAK YOU BY NIDHI.

once upon a time, there lived a lion it was so hungry it saw a hare and it caught the hare and was thinking that this small meal won't be enough for me.  As the lion was about to kill the hare, a deer ran that way. The lion became greedy. He thought that except eating this small hare I can eat the big deer and the lion let the hare go. By the time the lion went searching for the deer. The deer has escaped from there. The lion now felt sorry for letting the hare off. MORAL  OF THE STORY- A BIRD IN THE HA ND IS WORTH TWO IN THE BUSH.   THANK YOU  BY  NIDHI.

Bump! Bump! Scratch!  Adam opened his eyes and pulled the covers up to his chin. He stared around his room, searching the darkness for the thing that was making those scary sounds.  The closet door moved as something banged on it from the inside.  “Who’s there?” Adam asked in a shaky voice.  The closet slowly began to open. Adam jumped out of bed and ran to the closet door, slamming it shut with his palms. He grabbed his desk chair and propped it against the door handle. Then he ran out of his room and down the hall. His brother’s door was wide open, and Adam jumped onto David’s bed.  “Adam?” David asked in a groggy voice. “What are you doing in here?”  Adam tugged on David’s arm. “There’s something in my closet!”  “You probably had a bad dream. Go back to bed.”  Adam yanked the blankets off the bed. “It wasn’t a dream. I was awake, and the closet door started opening by itself!”  David sighed. “Fine. But ...

Once there was a crocodile. He was really hungry. He saw a boy. The boy had some meat in his hand. He decided he wanted to eat both the boy and his meat. He would trick the boy. The crocodile said, "Oh! Little Boy! could you please give me some meat?" The boy said, "Oh no, you will eat me" The crocodile said, "I promise, I won't eat you." So the boy went near the crocodile to give him the meat. But, instead, the crocodile tried to catch the boy. It caught just his arm. There came a rabbit. It wanted to help the boy. It did help the boy. The crocodile wanted to eat the rabbit first, so he let go of the boy's arm. The boy ran away and escaped and the rabbit too fled away. The cunning crocodile didn't get his dinner. THANK YOU  BY  NIDHI.

Once there lived a poor woodcutter. He used to cut trees in the woods. One day he was cutting wood on the bank of a river. His axe fell down into the river. The river was deep. He could not take his axe out. He sat on the bank and began to weep. Mercury, the god of water appeared. He asked the reason of his weeping. The woodcutter told the whole story. Mercury dived into the water and brought a golden axe. The woodcutter refused to take it. Mercury again dived and brought a silver axe. The woodcutter did not take it either. Then he brought an iron axe. The woodcutter took it gladly. Mercury was much pleased. He rewarded the woodcutter with the other two axes. Moral: Honesty is the best policy.