stories

True Friends (Deer, Pigeon, and Mouse) Once upon a time, in a forest, a deer, a pigeon, and a mouse were good friends. They used to drink water from the pond in the jungle, eat fruits and roam around the pond. One day, a hunter came to the forest to hunt. He laid a trap to catch the deer. After a lot of effort and hard work, the hunter successfully hid the trap. The deer got trapped easily. The pigeon said to the deer, "Don't panic my friend. I will see where the hunter is and how far away he is. I will stop him while our friend, the mouse, will cut the net, and you will quickly escape." The pigeon started looking for the hunter. The hunter was far away, but the pigeon took a risk and started attacking the hunter. The hunter didn't understand what was happening and started running away. But the pigeon couldn't stop him for long, and the hunter was able to catch the deer. The hunter quickly went to the trap, but the mouse had already started cutting the net. The de

The Wise Hare and the Arrogant Lion A lion that was the king of the jungle once resided in a lush, green jungle. All the animals in the jungle dreaded him because he was the strongest of them all. No animal ventured to cross his path as he frequently went hunting to sate his hunger. The lion monarch was extremely hungry one day as the sun shone brightly overhead. There was no sign of any food, though. Because an animal would approach the lion every day and offer itself as food, this had never occurred before. The forest creatures had contracted with the lion. To prevent the lion from hunting them all down and killing them, they would dispatch the lion one animal each day to eat. But on this particular day, the lion was growing agitated and restless. He saw a rabbit coming towards him at that precise moment. The animal did not like it. He believed that the hare was too tiny to satisfy his hunger. He questioned the hare why he was late while growling at him. The hare apologised and expla

The Lion and the Mouse: A Tale of Friendship and Trust The lion was amazed at the mouse's bravery and asked him how he could repay him for saving his life. The mouse replied, "You do not have to repay me, my friend. I only did what was right. But, if you ever need help in the future, just call for me and I will be there." From that day on, the lion and the mouse became the best of friends. They roamed the jungle together, hunting and exploring. The lion protected the mouse from danger and the mouse helped the lion with small tasks that he couldn't do alone. One day, the jungle was hit by a terrible drought. The rivers and streams dried up, and all the animals were struggling to find water. The lion and the mouse were no exception. The mouse suggested that they go to the nearby mountains to find a river that was still flowing. The lion was hesitant at first, but the mouse convinced him to give it a try. So, the two set off on their journey. After several days of travel