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  352. <description><![CDATA[<p>The story of the beginning &#8211; Friendship &#8211; Panchatantra Story There lived a merchant son named Vardhaman in a city named Mahilaropya. He had created enough wealth in the business in a righteous manner; But he was not satisfied with that; Wanted to earn more money. Wealth is earned by only six measures&#8212;begging, royal service, farming, learning, interest and &#8230;</p>
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  356. <p>There lived a merchant son named Vardhaman in a city named Mahilaropya. He had created enough wealth in the business in a righteous manner; But he was not satisfied with that; Wanted to earn more money. Wealth is earned by only six measures&#8212;begging, royal service, farming, learning, interest and business. Of these, the means of business is the best. There are also many types of business. The best among them is to collect the best goods from abroad and sell them in the home country. Thinking of this, Vardhaman resolved to go out of his city. He got his chariot ready for the route to Mathura. Put two beautiful, strong bulls in the chariot. Their names were Sanjeevak and Nandak.<br />
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  363. When Vardhaman&#8217;s chariot reached the banks of the Yamuna, a bull named Sanjeevak got stuck in the swamp of the river bank. While trying to get out of there, one of his legs was also broken. Vardhman felt very sad seeing this. For three nights he waited for the bull to recover. Later his charioteer said that &#8220;There are many violent animals living in this forest. There is no way to protect them from here. It will take many days for Sanjeevak to recover. The danger of life cannot be raised by staying here for so many days.&#8221; Why do you put your life in the face of death?</p>
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  365. <p>Then Vardhaman proceeded with a guard to guard Sanjeevak. When the guards also saw that the forest was full of many lions-tigers-cheetahs, they too fled after a day or two to save their lives and lied in front of Vardhaman, &#8220;Swami! Sanjeevak is dead. We cremated him.&#8221; &#8211; rites done.&#8221; Vardhaman was very sad to hear this, but now there was no solution.<br />
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  372. Here, Sanjeevak had become somewhat healthy by consuming the cool air of Yamuna-bank. The front of the shore&#8217;s tail is very strong for animals. After eating it continuously, he became very muscular and strong too. His job was to bridge the banks of the river with horns all day long and play with the horns in the bushes of the banks roaring intoxicated.</p>
  373. <p>One day a lion named Pinglak came to drink water on the same bank of Yamuna. There he heard Sanjeevak&#8217;s solemn cry from afar. Hearing this, he got frightened and hid in the bushes.</p>
  374. <p>The lion was accompanied by two jackals &#8211; Kartak and Damanak. These two always followed the lion. When he saw his master frightened, he was astonished. It was indeed a matter of great surprise for the lord of the forest to be so frightened. Till today Pinglak had never been so frightened. Damanak said to his fellow jackal &#8211; &#8216;Karataka! Our lord is the king of the forest. All the animals are afraid of him. Today, the same person is sitting in fear like this. Despite being thirsty, he returned to the banks of the Yamuna to drink water; What is the reason for this fear?&#8221;<br />
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  381. Kartak replied &#8211; &#8220;Damanaka! Whatever the reason, what should we do? It is not right to interfere in the work of others. He who does so dies in agony like the same monkey, who vainly interfered in the work of others out of curiosity.&#8221; did .&#8221;</p>
  382. <p>Damanak asked &#8211; &#8220;What did you say about this?&#8221;</p>
  383. <p>Karataka said &#8211; &#8220;Listen!&#8217;</p>
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  411. <description><![CDATA[<p>Jackal and Dhol &#8211; Panchatantra Story Once there was a fierce battle between two kings near a forest. One won the other lost. The armies returned to their cities. Only an army drum was left behind. Bhat and Charan, who went with the army after playing that drum, used to tell stories of valor at night. One day after &#8230;</p>
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  415. <p>Once there was a fierce battle between two kings near a forest. One won the other lost. The armies returned to their cities. Only an army drum was left behind. Bhat and Charan, who went with the army after playing that drum, used to tell stories of valor at night.<br />
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  422. One day after the war there was a storm. In the loudness of the storm, the drum was rolling and reciting, it stopped near a dry tree. The dry twigs of that tree were attached to the drum in such a way that as soon as the strong wind was blowing, it would hit the drum and there would be a resonant sound of drumbeat.</p>
  423. <p>A jackal used to roam in that area. He heard the sound of the drum. He was very frightened. He had never heard any animal before uttering such a strange voice. He began to think that what kind of animal is this, which speaks such a loud speech &#8216;Dhamadham&#8217;. The jackal kept secretly looking at the drum to know whether this creature was going to fly or run on four legs.</p>
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  431. One day the jackal was hiding behind the bush and kept an eye on the drum. Then a squirrel coming down from the tree jumped and landed on the drum. There was also a slight drumming sound. The squirrel sitting on the drum kept munching on the grain.<br />
  432. The jackal murmured, &#8216;Oh! So it is not a violent creature. I shouldn&#8217;t be scared either.<br />
  433. The jackal went near the dhol, stepping with a sigh. Smell him He saw neither the head nor the feet of the drum. Then the twigs hit the drum with a gust of wind. There was a sound of drum and the jackal jumped and fell behind.</p>
  434. <p>&#8216;Now I understand&#8217;, trying to get up the jackal said, &#8216;this is the outer shell. The living being is inside this shell. The voice is telling that any living being who lives inside this shell must be fat and fresh. Fat body. That&#8217;s when he speaks a loud dialect of Dham-Dham.&#8217;<br />
  435. As soon as he entered his den, the jackal said, &#8216;O jackal! Get ready to eat the feast. I have come after finding a fresh prey.&#8217;</p>
  436. <p>Ciari started asking, &#8216;Why didn&#8217;t you kill him and bring him?&#8217;</p>
  437. <p>The jackal rebuked him, &#8216;Cause I&#8217;m not a fool like you. He is hiding inside a shell. The shell is such that it has doors of dry skin on two sides. Had I tried to hold him with my hand from one side, he would not have run away through the other door?&#8217;</p>
  438. <p>When the moon came out, both of them went towards the drum. When they were about to approach, the twigs from the wind struck the drum and the sound of drumming came out. The jackal said in the ear of the jackal, &#8216;Heard his voice? Just think, whose voice is so deep, how thick he himself will be fresh.&#8217;<br />
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  445. Straighten both the drums and sit on either side of it and tear the sides of both the skinned parts of the drum with the teeth attached. As soon as the skin began to cut, the jackal said, &#8216;Be careful. Putting hands together is to catch the victim.&#8217;</p>
  446. <p>With the sound of &#8216;hoo&#8217;, both of them put their hands inside the drum and started groping inside. There was nothing inside. Got hold of each other&#8217;s hands.</p>
  447. <p>Both shouted, &#8216;Yes! There is nothing here.&#8217; And they kept beating their heads.</p>
  448. <p>Lesson: People who make big boasts are hollow inside like a drum.<br />
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  450. after hearing this story Pingalak said, &#8220;Brother, what should I do? How can I alone be patient when my whole family and all my companions are desperate to run away in fear?&#8217;</p>
  451. <p>Damanaka said, &#8220;What is the fault of your servants in this! As the master does, so the servants will do. Still, you stay here until I can find out exactly about that voice.&#8221;<br />
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  458. Pinglak asked in surprise, &#8220;Are you really thinking of going there?&#8221;</p>
  459. <p>Damanaka replied, &#8220;Anything can be done by the master&#8217;s order, whether he has to put his hand in the mouth of a snake or cross the ocean. Kings should always keep such a servant close to them.&#8221;</p>
  460. <p>Pinglak said, &#8220;If this is the case, then go, gentleman, may your path be auspicious.&#8221; Damanaka</p>
  461. <p>bowed to him and walked in the direction of the voice.</p>
  462. <p>It began to happen that I unnecessarily told him the secret of my mind by coming to the words of the oppressor. What is his faith? Come in and meet the enemy and later kill me by ambush.Well, now the only way is to hide somewhere else and see the path of Damanak&#8217;s arrival.</p>
  463. <p>On the other hand, when Damanak reached Sanjeevak while searching, his happiness knew no bounds. The fear of which was killing the lion, it is a small bull. Damanak started thinking of taking advantage of this situation – now Pinglak can be easily controlled by doing any treaty or deity with this bull. Thinking this, he returned and reached Pingalak.</p>
  464. <p>Seeing him coming, Pingalak sat down calmly. Damanak bowed to Pingalak.</p>
  465. <p>Pingalak asked, &#8220;Did you see that terrible creature?</p>
  466. <p>Damanaka said, &#8220;By your grace I have come to see him.&#8221; Pinglak</p>
  467. <p>was surprised- &#8216;Really?&#8217;</p>
  468. <p>Pingalak said to remove his shyness, &#8220;Then how did that strong animal leave you? Perhaps he must have left you because strong people hate or befriend only those who are as strong as themselves. Where is that great force and where is a small, humble creature like you!</p>
  469. <p>Damanak hid his anger and said, &#8220;It is right. He is really great. Powerful and I am a very petty, meek creature. Even then, if you ask, I can bring it and use it in your service.&#8221;</p>
  470. <p>Pinglak said in amazement, &#8220;You say the truth? Is this possible? &#8221; Damanaka said</p>
  471. <p>, &#8220;Nothing is impossible for the intellect.&#8221;</p>
  472. <p>Then Pingalak said, &#8220;If this is so, then I appoint you as my minister from today. I give you the right of mercy and punishment to the people.&#8221;</p>
  473. <p>Delighted after getting the position and authority, Damanaka walked with great pride and reached Sanjeevak and Grown and said, &#8220;Oh wicked bull, come here. My lord Pingalak is calling you. How dare you to roar and roar without fear like this?&#8221;</p>
  474. <p>Sanjeevak asked, &#8220;Who is this Pingalak, brother?&#8221;</p>
  475. <p>Damanaka replied, &#8220;Oh! Do you not know Vanraj Singh Pingalak? You will know now. Seeing that, the lion who is sitting with his family under the banyan tree is our lord Pinglak.&#8221;</p>
  476. <p>Hearing this, Sanjeevak shivered. He said in a timid voice, &#8220;Brother, you seem like a clever Sujan. Make your master forgive me, then I will go with you now.&#8221;</p>
  477. <p>Damanak said, &#8220;It is okay, yours! Alright, wait. I will come now after asking Swami.&#8221;</p>
  478. <p>He went to Pingalak and said, &#8220;Swami, he is not an ordinary animal. That is Vrishabha, the vehicle of Lord Shankar. On my asking, he told that by the order of Lord Shankar, he comes here regularly, grazes green grass on the banks of Yamuna and roams in this forest.</p>
  479. <p>Pinglak said in fear, &#8220;It must be true, because without the grace of the Lord, this grass-feeding creature cannot move fearlessly in such a way in a forest full of snakes. Well, tell me what he says now?&#8221;</p>
  480. <p>Damanak said, &#8220;I have told him that this forest is in the possession of my lord Pingalak Singh, the vehicle of Bhagwati Durga, so walk with him in this forest while living with brotherhood. Eat happily He has requested you for friendship after listening to me.”</p>
  481. <p>Pinglak was very happy. He praised and said, &#8220;Mantrivar, you are blessed! I gave him protection; But you also bring me to me by giving me protection from him.&#8221;</p>
  482. <p>Damanaka, flaunting his intelligence and luck, then approached Sanjeevak. Said, &#8220;Friend! My lord has given you protection. Now go fearlessly with me. But remember that even after getting the favor and favor of the king, you must treat us appropriately. Do not sit somewhere in pride and behave arbitrarily. I will rule according to time. By your stay in the post of minister, both of us will get the happiness of the state and Lakshmi. Those who do not give due respect to the best, middle and inferior people because of ego, they suffer like a dantil even after getting the respect of the king.&#8221;</p>
  483. <p>Sanjeevak asked, &#8220;Who was this dantil? ,</p>
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  516. <p>There was a very old banyan tree in a forest. A crow and a poet lived by making a nest on that tree. An evil snake came from somewhere in the hollow trunk of the same tree. Every year when the season came, the poet would lay eggs in the nest and the evil snake would go to their nest and eat the eggs.<br />
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  523. Once when the crow and the poet returned soon after getting a quick meal, they saw the evil serpent pouncing on the eggs kept in their nest. The snake went away after eating the egg, the crow consoled the poet, &#8216;Dear, have courage. Now we know the enemy. Will think of some solutions too.</p>
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  525. <p>The crow thought a lot and left the previous nest and built a nest on a twig much above it and said to the poet, &#8216;Our eggs will be safe here. Our nest is close to the edge of the tree top and the eagles are hovering in the sky above. The eagle is the enemy of the snake. The evil serpent will not dare to come here.&#8217;<br />
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  532. Listening to the crow, the crow laid eggs in a new nest, in which the eggs remained safe and children came out of them. On the other hand, the snake, seeing their nest empty, understood that the crow poet might have gone from there because of his fear, but the evil snake kept on reconnaissance. He saw that crows and poets fly from the same tree and return there too. It did not take him long to understand that he had built a new nest on top of that tree.</p>
  533. <p>One day the snake came out of the den and discovered a new nest of crows. The crow couple had three newborn babies in the nest. The evil serpent devoured them one by one and returned to his den and started belching. When the crow and the poet returned, they were stunned to find the nest empty. Seeing the breakage in the nest and the soft feathers of the little crows scattered, he understood the whole matter. Kavi&#8217;s chest started bursting with sadness. The poet cried out. &#8216;So will my children continue to be the snake&#8217;s food every year?&#8217;</p>
  534. <p>The crow said &#8216;No! It is accepted that we have a formidable problem, but running away from here is not the solution. Friends come in handy in times of adversity. We should take advice from the fox friend.&#8217;<br />
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  541. Both immediately went to the fox. The fox heard the sad story of his friends. He wiped away the tears of the crow and the poet. After much thought the fox said, &#8216;Friends! You don&#8217;t need to leave that tree. I have an idea in my mind, by which I can get rid of that evil snake.&#8217; The fox told the trick that came to his clever mind. Hearing the trick of the fox, the crow and the poet jumped with joy. He thanked the fox and returned to his home.<br />
  542. The plan was to be implemented the very next day. There was a big lake in that forest. Lotus and Nargis flowers used to bloom in it. Every Tuesday, the princess of that state used to come there with her friends to do water sports. Bodyguards and soldiers also accompanied them.</p>
  543. <p>This time the princess came and descended into the water to bathe in the lake, then as per the plan, the crow came flying there. He glanced at the clothes and jewelery kept by the princess and her friends on the bank of the lake. The princess&#8217;s favorite diamond and pearl necklace was placed on top of the cloth, the crow made a noise of &#8216;Kaav-Kaav&#8217; to attract the attention of the princess and her friends.<br />
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  550. When everyone&#8217;s eyes turned towards him, the crow flew up after pressing the princess&#8217;s necklace in its beak. All the friends screamed &#8216;Look, look! He is carrying the princess&#8217;s necklace. When the soldiers looked up, a crow was actually flying slowly with a necklace. The soldiers started running in the same direction. Putting the soldiers behind him, the crow flew slowly towards the same tree.</p>
  551. <p>When the soldiers were only a short distance away, the crow dropped the princess&#8217;s necklace in such a way that it fell inside the snake&#8217;s lair. The soldiers ran to the lair. His chief looked inside the lair. He saw the necklace there and a black snake near him with his horoscope.</p>
  552. <p>He shouted &#8216;Get back! There is a snake inside. The Sardar shot a spear inside the lair. The snake got injured and came out hissing. As soon as he came out, the soldiers broke him into pieces with spears.</p>
  553. <p>Lesson: By using intelligence, we can defeat the biggest force and enemy, every crisis can be solved by using intelligence.</p>
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  581. <description><![CDATA[<p>Fighting Goat and Jackal &#8211; Panchatantra Story One day a jackal was passing through a village. He saw a crowd of people near the village market. Out of curiosity, the jackal went to the crowd to see what was happening. The jackal saw there that two goats were fighting with each other. Both the goats were very strong, so &#8230;</p>
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  591. One day a jackal was passing through a village. He saw a crowd of people near the village market. Out of curiosity, the jackal went to the crowd to see what was happening. The jackal saw there that two goats were fighting with each other. Both the goats were very strong, so there was a tremendous fight between them. Everyone was shouting loudly and clapping. Both the goats were badly bled and there was blood on the road too.</p>
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  599. When the jackal saw so much fresh blood, he could not stop himself. He just wanted to taste the fresh blood and clean his hands on the goats. The jackal didn&#8217;t look at it and broke down on the goats. But both the goats were very strong. He thrashed the jackal fiercely, due to which the jackal piled up there.</p>
  600. <p>Lesson: Don&#8217;t take any unnecessary step motivated by greed and think carefully before taking any step.</p>
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  628. <description><![CDATA[<p>Clever Rabbit and Lion &#8211; Panchatantra Story A huge lion lived in a dense forest. He went out on a hunt every day and gave all the work of not only one, not two, but many animals. The animals of the forest were afraid that if the lion continued to hunt like this, then one day it &#8230;</p>
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  638. A huge lion lived in a dense forest. He went out on a hunt every day and gave all the work of not only one, not two, but many animals. The animals of the forest were afraid that if the lion continued to hunt like this, then one day it would come that no animal would be left in the forest.</p>
  639. <p>There was chaos in the entire jungle. It was necessary to take some measure to stop the lion. One day all the animals of the forest gathered and started pondering over this question. In the end they decided that they should all go to the lion and talk to him about it. The next day a group of animals approached the lion. Seeing them coming towards him, the lion got frightened and roared and asked, &#8220;What is the matter? Why are you all coming here?&#8221;</p>
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  647. The leader of the animal team said, &#8220;Your Majesty, we have come to make a request to you. You are the king and we are your people. When you go hunting, you kill many animals. You would not have been able to eat them all. In this way our numbers are decreasing. If this continues like this, then in a few days no one will be left in the forest except you. How can a king live without his subjects? If we all die, you will no longer be the king. We want you to be our king forever. We request you to stay at your home. Every day he himself will send an animal to eat for you. In this way both the king and the subjects will be able to live in peace.” The lion felt that there was truth in the words of animals. He thought for a moment, then said good thing. I accept your suggestion. But remember, if on any day you don&#8217;t send me a whole lot of food, I&#8217;ll have as many animals as I want. I will kill.&#8221; The animals have no other choice. So they accepted the lion&#8217;s condition and went to their respective homes.<br />
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  654. From that day on every day an animal was sent to the lion to eat. For this, from among all the animals living in the forest, one animal was selected in turn. After a few days the turn of the rabbits also came. A small rabbit was chosen for the food of the lion. The smaller the rabbit was, the more clever he was. He thought, it is foolish to die in vain at the hands of a lion. One must do some way to save his life, and if possible, one should find such a way that everyone can get rid of this trouble forever. At the end, he found a way.</p>
  655. <p>The rabbit slowly walked slowly towards the lion&#8217;s house. When he reached the lion it was too late.</p>
  656. <p>The lion was getting worse due to hunger. When he saw only a little rabbit coming towards him, he got furious and roared and said, &#8220;Who has sent you? One is like a piddi, the other is coming so late. I will fix all the idiots who sent you. If you don&#8217;t do one thing at a time, then my name is not even a lion.&#8221; The little rabbit bowed respectfully to the ground, &#8220;Sir, if you kindly listen to me, then you will not blame me or other animals. They knew that a small rabbit would not be enough for your food,&#8217; so they sent six rabbits. But on the way we met another lion. He killed and ate five rabbits.&#8221;<br />
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  663. On hearing this the lion roared and said, &#8220;What did you say? Another lion? Who is that ? Where did you see him?&#8221;</p>
  664. <p>&#8220;Your Majesty, that&#8217;s a very big lion,&#8221; said the hare, &#8220;he came out of a big cave built under the ground. He was going to kill me. But I told him, &#8216;Sarkar, you don&#8217;t know what you have messed up. We were all going for our chef&#8217;s meal, but you have eaten all his food. Our Maharaj will not tolerate such things. They will surely come here and kill you.&#8217;</p>
  665. <p>&#8216; On this he asked, &#8216;Who is your king?&#8217; I replied, &#8216;Our king is the biggest lion in the jungle.&#8217;<br />
  666. &#8216;Your Majesty,&#8217; as soon as I said this, he said in anger, turning red and yellow, I am the only king of this stupid forest. All the animals here are my subjects. I can do whatever I want with them. Show me the fool whom you call your king, that thief. I will tell him who is the real king.&#8217; After saying this, the lion sent me here to get you taken.</p>
  667. <p>Hearing the rabbit, the lion got very angry and started roaring again and again. The whole forest was shaken by his terrible thunder. &#8220;Tell me the address of that fool immediately,&#8221; said the lion, roaring, &#8220;I will not rest until I kill him.&#8221; &#8220;Very good sir,&#8221; said the rabbit. That wicked is punished. If I had been bigger and stronger, I would have broken it into pieces myself.&#8221;</p>
  668. <p>&#8220;Come on, show the way,&#8221; said the lion, &#8220;tell me immediately where to go?&#8221; &#8221;<br />
  669. Come here sir, Here, &#8220;The hare, showing the way, took the lion to a well and said, &#8220;Sir, that evil lion lives in the fort under the ground. Just be careful. The enemy hiding in the fort is dangerous.&#8221;</p>
  670. <p>&#8220;I will deal with him,&#8221; said the lion, &#8220;you tell me where he is?&#8221;<br />
  671. &#8220;The first time I saw him, he was standing outside. It seems that seeing you coming, he entered the fort. Come let me show you.&#8221; The rabbit came near the well and asked the lion to take a peek inside. When the lion peeped inside the well, he saw his own reflection in the water of the well.<br />
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  678. Seeing the shadow, the lion roared loudly. Hearing the echo of his own roar coming from inside the well, he understood that another lion was also roaring. He immediately jumped into the well with the intention of killing the enemy immediately.<br />
  679. As soon as he jumped, he first hit the wall of the well, then fell into the water with great force and drowned and died. In this way, the little rabbit returned home after being cleverly released from the lion. He narrated the story of the lion being killed to the animals of the forest. The news of the death of the enemy spread happiness in the whole forest. All the animals of the forest started cheering for the rabbit.</p>
  680. <p>Lesson: Even in the circumstances of extreme crisis, we should act with prudence and cleverness and try till the last breath. By working with intelligence and cleverness, we can overcome the terrible crisis and can defeat even the most powerful enemy.</p>
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  708. <description><![CDATA[<p>Ranga Jackal Panchatantra Story Once upon a time there was a jackal standing under an old tree in the forest. The whole tree fell due to the strong gust of wind. The jackal came in his grip and was badly injured. He somehow dragged and dragged to reach his den. After several days he came out of the &#8230;</p>
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  718. Once upon a time there was a jackal standing under an old tree in the forest. The whole tree fell due to the strong gust of wind. The jackal came in his grip and was badly injured. He somehow dragged and dragged to reach his den.</p>
  719. <p>After several days he came out of the den. He was feeling hungry. The body had become weak when he saw a rabbit. He jumps up to grab her. The jackal started gasping after running some distance. Where was the life left in his body? Then he tried to chase a quail. Here too he failed. He did not even dare to chase the deer.</p>
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  721. <p>He stood thinking. He was unable to hunt. Understand that the time of starvation has come. What should be done? He started roaming here and there but no dead animal was found anywhere. While roaming around, he came to a settlement. He thought that maybe some chicken or its baby might get in touch. So, he started roaming here and there in the streets.<br />
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  728. Then the dogs barked and ran after him. The jackal had to run to save his life. Entering the streets, he tried to hide them, but the dogs were familiar with the streets of the town. The group of dogs lying behind the jackal was increasing and the strength of the weak body of the jackal was getting exhausted.</p>
  729. <p>The jackal had come running to the settlement of Rangrej. There he saw a big drum in front of a house. He jumped into the same drum to save his life. Rangrej had kept a color solution in the drum to dye the clothes.</p>
  730. <p>The group of dogs went on barking. The jackal, holding his breath, remained immersed in color. He would stick out his snout only to breathe. When he was sure that there was no longer any danger, he went out. He was drenched in colour. On reaching the forest, he saw that the whole color of his body had turned green. Rangrej had mixed green color in that drum. Any wild animal who saw its green color would be frightened. Seeing them trembling with fear, a plan came to the evil mind of the colored jackal.<br />
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  737. The colored jackal gave a voice to the running creatures in fear, &#8216;Brothers, don&#8217;t run and listen to me.&#8217;</p>
  738. <p>Hearing him, all the running animals stopped.</p>
  739. <p>The red jackal took advantage of his stuttering and said, &#8216;Look at my color. Is there such a color on the earth of any animal? No no Meaning understand. God has sent me this special color and sent it to you. If you call all the animals, then I will tell the message of God.&#8217;<br />
  740. His words had a profound effect on everyone. They went and called all the other animals of the forest and brought them. When everyone came, Ranga Jackal climbed on a high stone and said, &#8216;Wild creatures, Prajapati Brahma himself made me a creature of this supernatural color with his own hands and said that there is no ruler of animals in the world. You have to go and do their welfare by becoming the king of animals. Your name will be Emperor Kakudum. The wild animals of the three worlds will be your subjects. You are no longer orphans. Be fearless under my umbrella.</p>
  741. <p>All the animals were astonished by the strange color of the jackal. His words worked magic. The upper breath of the lion, tiger and cheetah also remained above and the lower breath remained below. No one dared to cut him off. Seeing all the animals started rolling at his feet and said in one voice, &#8216;O messenger of Brahma, Kakudum, the best among creatures, we accept you as our emperor. We will be very happy by following the will of God.<br />
  742. An old elephant said, &#8216;O Emperor, now tell us what is our duty?&#8217;</p>
  743. <p>Ranga jackal raised his paw like an emperor and said, &#8216;You should serve and respect your emperor a lot. He shouldn&#8217;t be in any trouble. There should be a royal arrangement for our food and drink.</p>
  744. <p>The lion bowed its head and said, &#8216;Sir, it will be so. Our life will be blessed by serving you.&#8217;<br />
  745. That&#8217;s all, Emperor Kakudum became the royal opulence of the dyed jackal. He started living in princely glory.<br />
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  752. Many foxes would be engaged in his service, the bear would swing the fan. The animal whose flesh the jackal expressed its desire to eat was sacrificed.</p>
  753. <p>When the jackal went out to roam, the elephant used to raise its trunk and trumpet like a bugle. Two lions would be like commando body guards on either side of him.</p>
  754. <p>The court of Kakudum was also held daily. The colored jackal had done a trick that as soon as he became the emperor, the jackals were banished from that forest by issuing royal orders. He was in danger of being recognized by the creatures of his race.</p>
  755. <p>One day Emperor Kakudum was resting in his royal den after eating and drinking when he woke up seeing the light outside. When I came out, it was a moonlit night. In the nearby forest, groups of jackals were speaking the dialect of &#8216;Who Who SSS&#8217;. On hearing that voice, Kakudum lost his cool. His innate nature hit hard and he too raised his face towards the moon and started chanting &#8216;hoo hoo&#8230;&#8217; by mixing in the voices of the jackals.<br />
  756. The lion and the tiger saw him doing &#8216;hoo hoo&#8230;&#8217;. They were startled, the tiger said, &#8216;Oh, this is a jackal. He remained emperor by deceiving us. Hit the low.</p>
  757. <p>Lions and tigers rushed towards him and on seeing him, they stunned him.</p>
  758. <p>Lesson: The pole of fakeness is exposed sooner or later.</p>
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  786. <description><![CDATA[<p>Pair of Titihri and Pride of the Sea Panchatantra Story A couple of Titihri lived in one part of the beach. Before laying eggs, Titihari asked her husband to search for a safe land. Titihare said &#8211; &#8220;All the places here are safe enough, don&#8217;t worry.&#8221; Titihari &#8211; &#8220;When the tide comes in the sea, its waves &#8230;</p>
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  790. <p>A couple of Titihri lived in one part of the beach. Before laying eggs, Titihari asked her husband to search for a safe land. Titihare said &#8211; &#8220;All the places here are safe enough, don&#8217;t worry.&#8221;<br />
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  797. Titihari &#8211; &#8220;When the tide comes in the sea, its waves drag even the drunken elephant away, so we should look for some place away from these waves.&#8221;</p>
  798. <p>Titihara &#8211; &#8220;The sea is not so daring that it harms my children. It is afraid of me. Therefore, you should be free to lay eggs here on the shore.&#8221;</p>
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  800. <p>The sea heard these words of Titihar. He thought &#8211; &#8220;This Titihara is very arrogant. Even with legs towards the sky, it sleeps because it will hold the sky while falling on these legs. Its pride should be broken.&#8221;</p>
  801. <p>When Titihari came the next day, seeing the eggs flowing, she said to Titihar &#8211; &#8220;Fool! I had already said that the waves of the sea will carry them away. But you arrogantly did not pay attention to me. Even on the words of your loved ones. The one who does not give ear is bound to suffer misfortune.<br />
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  808. Apart from this, the wise are also successful among the wise, who think in advance about the calamity without coming, and whose intellect immediately thinks of a way to protect itself.&#8217; Whatever will happen, will be seen. Those who say &#8216; are soon destroyed.</p>
  809. <p>Hearing this, Titihare said to Titihri &#8211; I am not as foolish and selfless as &#8216;Yadbhavishya&#8217;. Behold the miracle of my intellect, I now take out the water with my beak and dry the sea.&#8221;<br />
  810. Titihari &#8211; &#8220;Your enmity with the sea does not suit you. What is the use of getting angry on it? Seeing our power, we should hate someone. Otherwise, there will be a speed like a moth burning in the fire.&#8221;</p>
  811. <p>Titihara still kept on bragging about drying up the sea with his beaks. Then, Titihari again refused him and said that how will you empty the sea which is constantly being filled with water by hundreds of rivers like Ganga-Yamuna?<br />
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  818. Even then Titihara remained bent on his stubbornness. Then, Titihari said &#8211; &#8220;If you have persisted in drying the sea, then act after taking advice of other birds also. Sometimes two small creatures together defeat a creature much bigger than yourself; like birds, woodpeckers and birds.&#8221; The frog had killed the elephant together. it&#8217;s a good thing . I will also try to dry the sea with the help of other birds.&#8221;</p>
  819. <p>After saying this, he called many birds like heron, crane, peacock etc. and narrated his sad story. He said &#8211; &#8220;We are handicapped, but our friend Garuda can certainly help us in this regard.&#8221; Then all the birds came together and started crying and shouting &#8211; &#8220;Garuda Maharaj! During your time, the sea has done this atrocity on our side. We want its revenge. Today he has destroyed the eggs of Titihari, tomorrow he will take away the eggs of other birds. This atrocity must be stopped. Otherwise the whole bird will be destroyed.&#8221;<br />
  820. Garuda, hearing the cries of the birds, decided to help them. At the same time the messenger of Lord Vishnu came to him. Lord Vishnu had called him for a ride by that messenger. Garuda angrily asked the messenger to ask Lord Vishnu to arrange another ride. When the messenger asked the reason for Garuda&#8217;s anger, Garuda narrated the story of the tyranny of the ocean.<br />
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  827. Hearing the story of Garuda&#8217;s anger from the messenger&#8217;s mouth, Lord Vishnu himself went to Garuda&#8217;s house. On reaching there, Garuda bowed down and said in humble words &#8211; &#8220;God! Taking pride in your ashram, the sea has kidnapped the eggs of my fellow birds. In this way I have also humiliated. I want to take revenge from the sea for this insult. am.&#8221;<br />
  828. Lord Vishnu said &#8211; &#8220;Garuda! Your anger is justified. The ocean should not have done such a thing. Come on, I will now get those eggs back from the sea and get them to Titihari. After that we have to go to Amaravati.&#8221;</p>
  829. <p>Then the Lord said to the sea by offering &#8216;Agneya&#8217; arrow on his bow &#8211; &#8220;Wicked! Give back all those eggs now, otherwise I will dry you in a moment.&#8221;</p>
  830. <p>Fearing Lord Vishnu, the ocean at that very moment gave back the eggs.</p>
  831. <p>Lesson: Keep your head low.</p>
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