The Truthful Kings

 

                                                                                [The Truthful Kings]

The images of the three truthful kings were created using AI. The image of the Buddha was taken from the internet. The images of the Dharm Chakra and the Conch were also taken from the internet. Minor corrections in the images were done. Then, all these images were arranged, inscription in Hindi were added and finally we got the above image. 

This final  image (or collage) requires further improvements in detail. However, it is still beautiful enough and gives great messages. These messages are important; not the details of the images.

A Paragraph on Modiji

 

Modiji

Modiji’s full name is Narendra Damodardas Modi. He was born on 17 September 1950 at Vadnagar in Gujarat. He comes from a middle class family. It is said that as a child he helped his father in selling tea at Vadnagar railway station. He abandoned his household life to serve and unite the people of India. He became the 14th Prime Minister of India. He solved many political, religious and economical issues and paved path for the countrymen to progress in all spheres of life. Under his leadership the Indians and the NRIs got better opportunities, more success and higher reputation all over the world. Modiji is the most popular leader in India and in the world. He is indeed a world leader.

Bholi (A Short Story)

Once there was a girl named Sulekha. Everyone used to call her Bholi as she remained a backward child because of an injury she got in her brain by felling down from the cot in her childhood. She also had an attack of small pox. Due to these reasons, nobody cared for her. Later, a primary school was opened in her village; and the Tehsildar told Bholi’s father, Ramlal to send her daughters to school. Ramlal chose Bholi among his daughters and sent her to school.

In school, children used to make fun of her as she could not speak clearly as she used to stammer while speaking. But her teacher supported her and motivated her. Few years later, at the time of Bholi’s wedding, her bridegroom asked for dowry from her father. At this, Bholi herself refused to marry him and decided to serve her parents by teaching in the school in which she had studied. At that time, her teacher was also present there who felt very satisfied on seeing the completion of her masterpiece “Sulekha”.

 

(Original Author: KA Abbas)

Story Retold by:

Mahak Verma, Class 10

Session 2020-21

 

 

The Thief’s Story (A Short Story)

Once, a young boy went to Anil to cheat him. The boy was an experienced thief and had taken up an assumed name Harry. With his cunning mind and innocent smile, Harry managed to get job from Anil. Anil trusted him a lot. He also used to teach Harry alphabet and words since the latter was illiterate. Anil was a kind master. One day, Anil brought a bundle of notes and kept it under his mattress. Harry planned to steal it ;and at night, he slipped his hand under the mattress and took the bundle of notes. He fled from the house to catch the train. On the way, it was raining. He reached the station but didn’t get into the train. His conscience forbade him. His mind changed. He returned home and kept the bundle back. Next morning, Anil gifted a note of fifty rupees to Harry. It was wet because of the rain. Anil had understood the whole matter. Anil told Harry to get ready since he was going to teach him sentences that day. Harry smiled, but this time, pure-heartedly, for Anil had forgiven him.

(Original Author: Ruskin Bond)

Story Retold by:
Anjali Joshi, Class 10
Session: 2020-21