Moral Story

The Overconfident Doe | Aesop Fables

The Overconfident Doe | Aesop Fables Once upon a time, a doe in the forest got injured while escaping safely from a hunter, suffering a severe injury to one of his eyes, due to which she lost sight of that eye. Now the doe used to graze on the rocks near the sea to stay safe from the poachers because she thought the sea was more secure and the hunter would not attack him through the sea. The eye with which doe could see always kept it on the side of the hill, and the eye with which she could not see always kept it towards the sea. One day, two fishermen sailing in the sea saw a doe grazing on the rock. One of them said, “My mouth waters seeing that, doe. Let’s hunt it and enjoy its delicious meat tonight. The person took out his bow and arrow,

The Man and The Serpent Tail | Aesop Fables

The Man and The Serpent Tail | Aesop Fables One day, a boy was playing on the field, and while playing, the boy accidentally stepped on a serpent’s tail. The serpent angrily bit the boy on his feet, due to which the poor boy died there. Hearing the boy’s scream, his father ran away and saw that the serpent had bitten his boy’s leg, due to which he died. Then the father angrily attacked the serpent with an axe; in his attack, the serpent survived, but her tail was cut off. The serpent got furious and took his revenge by biting the cows and sheep of that man to take revenge. All the cows and sheep of that man died. Seeing this, the man was very sad. He thought this vendetta had to stop. I will try to befriend the serpent.’ Thinking this, the man presented honey, milk, and food

The Donkey and the Dew Drops | Aesop Fables

The Donkey and the Dew Drops | Aesop Fables Once upon a time, a donkey was being driven down the road. Suddenly, he heard a sweet and melodious voice in his ears while walking. The donkey gets mesmerized by that sound and starts following that voice. Following the sound, he reaches a grasshopper who is singing a song while sitting on the leaf of a tree. Hearing the grasshopper’s song, the donkey says to the grasshopper, “Is that sweet and melodious voice yours?” The grasshopper shakes his head in a yes posture. The donkey says again, “I always wanted to make my hoarse voice sweet and sweet like yours; what do you eat and drink that makes your voice so melodious?” That grasshopper was very naughty. He joked, “Brother, I drink dew drops.” Maybe that’s why my voice is so sweet. If you also drink a drop of dew, your

The Greedy Man and the Axe | Aesop Fables

The Greedy Man and the Axe | Aesop Fables Once upon a time, two unknown men were travelling together. While walking, they started talking to each other and soon became good friends. Suddenly, one of them found an axe lying on the road. He shouted happily, “Oh wow! What a nice day today. I got an axe for free and will get some money by selling it. Then the other man said, “No friend, don’t say we both have the axe; we will split the money in half.” But, the first man did not agree and shouted angrily, “No! This axe is all I got. Why should I distribute my axe? On hearing this, the other man becomes silent. Suddenly, they saw a man running fast towards them, shouting angrily, “Thief, thief… You two thieves stole my axe.” Wait, you two, I’m calling the police.” After listening to that person,

Birbal and His Animal Friends

Birbal and His Animal Friends Emperor Akbar was very proud of his courtier, Birbal. He believed him to be almost perfect, except for one of Birbal’s vices. Birbal had a bad habit of chewing tobacco. Akbar had warned Birbal of the bad effects of chewing tobacco, but Birbal was addicted to it. Birbal knew that Akbar did not like this habit of his. So, he always hid and ate tobacco. However, Akbar knew about it and disliked it. One day, Emperor Akbar and Birbal decided to go for a walk. They left the palace gardens and were soon passing a green field. Next to this field was a tobacco field. Akbar and Birbal’s attention was drawn to a donkey approaching the tobacco field. The donkey was looking for some foliage to eat. But as soon as the donkey sniffed the tobacco plants, it turned away disgustingly. Akbar noticed this and

Akbar and His Anger | Akbar Birbal

Akbar and His Anger | Akbar Birbal Emperor Akbar took over as ruler of Delhi when he was only 13 years old. In time, he built a huge empire and filled it with the most intelligent people he could find. But as his popularity grew, so did his pride, and because of his pride, Akbar would sometimes mistreat his people. Birbal didn’t like how proud Akbar was, even though Akbar was a good person in other ways. Birbal was known for having a quick and intelligent mind. He chose to show Akbar that being proud could hurt him. Birbal once dressed up as a saint and went to sleep in the royal courtyards. When Akbar saw the saint, he got angry and, not knowing who he was, said, “How dare you enter my garden, you ungrateful man? You will die for what you did.” The saint got down on his

The Magical Rabbit | Moral Story

The Magical Rabbit | Moral Story A boy named Anuj used to live in a village with his grandfather. Anuj was a very ruthless boy. He often captured small animals and imprisoned them in cages. One day, when Anuj went to his house, he saw a beautiful sparrow. Wow! How beautiful is this sparrow? Let me capture her. After saying this, Anuj moved toward the sparrow to catch her, but she ran away. Sparrow laughed and said, “Regardless of how skilful you are at catching animals, you can never catch me.” Anuj responded, “You don’t know me; that’s why you are saying this,” and started roaming behind that sparrow all over the village, finally succeeding in catching it. You were speaking a lot earlier. What happens now? I agree that you are very clever and intelligent and can catch birds and animals easily, but please let me go. My family

Foolish Monkey | English Moral Story

Foolish Monkey | English Moral Story A long time ago, there lived two monkeys named Golu and Bholu in a faraway place. Both considered themselves very intelligent and were very proud of their intelligence. One day, they were going somewhere when they saw a well away. They peeped inside it and saw a crocodile fall into the well. Golu said, “He must be in trouble; we must save him.” Bholu also said, “An innocent creature has fallen into the well; we must help him immediately.” But I don’t understand how he fell into the well. Golu responded, “He must have fallen by mistake.” Now we should think of some way to save him. Like this, Golu and Bholu started thinking of a way out to save him. Just then, Golu came up with the idea that they should throw a piece of wood into the well so that the crocodile

The Two Cats and a Monkey | Short Story

The Two Cats and a Monkey | Short Story Once upon a time, there were two cats. They were good friends. They got while sharing. They made big and small peace. So, they began to fight for the bigger piece at the same time, A monkey saw them fighting the monkey said I will share it equally. He bit the bigger piece to make it equal. Again, it bits the other bigger piece to make it equal. Bit by bit, he ate the whole bridge and went away happily, the poor cats lost the bread more. Moral Of the Story: We must learn to share what we have. The Two Cats and a Monkey Hey kids, how much did you like The Two Cats and a Monkey | Short Story? Please share your view in the comment box. Also, please share this story with your friends on social media so they can also

The Three Apples | Arabian Nights

The Three Apples | Arabian Nights A young man named Jafar and his wife, Hasina, used to live in the city of Baghdad. Hasina was very pretty, and Jafar cared deeply about her. Hasina would think, “I’m lucky to have such a kind and loving husband.” Jafar would never say no to her when she asked for something. He gave her everything she wanted. They were happy and loved each other. One day, Jafar asked Hasina, “Is there anything I can do for you?” “You have already showered so much love on me,” said Hasina, smiling. Jafar said, “Anything you ask me, my dear. May be a hidden wish… just tell me. I want to fulfil all your dreams.” Hasina then said, “I need you to help me with one thing. But first you promise me that you will do as I wish. Only then I will tell you what

The Monkey Advisor | Arabian Nights

The Monkey Advisor | Arabian Nights Many years ago, there lived a poet. He was always searching for quiet, cozy corners to compose his poems. Once, he ventured into a forest. “Hmm, this would be the right place to get inspiration,” he thought. But he was unaware that he had entered into the domain of fierce demons. Everything around us seemed still and calm. But it was just the onset of something horrifying. The poet was engrossed in writing his poems. All of a sudden, a demon appeared before him! “Errr! Who’s that?” the poet shrieked. He had never anticipated any such thing. The demon was giant and ugly. He emitted fire through his nostrils. “Who are you, and how dare you enter our land?” roared the demon. The poet was frightened. He stammered, “I… I am a p… poet. I did not come here with any evil intention. I

Sindbad the Sailor | Arabian Nights

Sindbad the Sailor | Arabian Nights Long ago, there lived a young man named Sindbad. He was a merchant and had to sail all around the world selling his wares. During his frequent voyages, he had many exciting adventures. Once, Sindbad went to the land of China with a cargo of dates from Arabia. While returning, there was a cyclone, overturning his ship by violent waves. Luckily, he managed to hang on to a broken wooden piece of his ship. And then he fainted. When he regained his senses, he found himself in a strange land. All around him were heavy white-colored boulders. But surprisingly, those rocks were extremely smooth and round in shape. “What are these?” Sindbad wondered. He went close to examine the smooth stones. Suddenly, a huge eagle landed next to him. He then realized that the glistening stones were actually the eagles’ eggs. “Ohh… so this