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Priya Sanjay Tandon

The Last Wish

Mohan was fascinated by the coloured chalks used by his kindergarten teacher to draw on the black board. Every afternoon he would slip 2 or 3 pieces into his pocket and take them home. One day he stole his friends new sharpener. The other day he pocketed a pencil from

Last Words

Last Words

Once there was a shopkeeper who had four sons. A wise man had said to him, “The only way to attain salvation is to utter the name of God, just at the time of death. But, do not think that you will remember to chant His name at that time,

The Best Field

The Best Field

A king who had no heir once called twenty of his ablest and most trusted ministers and said to them, “I have allotted to each one of you 500 square yards of land. Here is a bag of seeds for each of you. Till your land and sow the seeds.

A Chain Of Lies

Aman was a very honest boy. He was good and hardworking too. One day at school, the English teacher asked the class to learn a set of twenty words for a dictation test on the next day. Aman forgot to tell his mother about it, so she did not prepare

The Fruits Of Honesty

A washer-man would collect soiled clothes from the house of Mrs. Malik everyday for washing. One day he noticed a gold chain entangled with the one of embroidered dresses of Mrs. Malik. It was a beautiful chain and the washer-man thought, “Mrs. Malik has so much jewellery. Surely she won’

Hunger Pangs

In the great Mahabharata War the Pandavas killed all the 100 Kauravas. Their mother Gandhari was wailing over the dead bodies of her sons. She took the dead body of Duryodhana into her lap and cried bitterly. Lord Krishna said to her, “Oh Mother! Do not grieve, life will never

Panduranga

Janabai was a poor lady who lived in South India. She had kept a cow in her little courtyard and used to sell cow’s milk to earn a living for her. As a matter of habit, Janabai would chant the name of the Lord Panduranga all day, while conducting